No Home is one of those rare manhwas that leaves a permanent mark. It dives deep into trauma, found family, and the struggle to survive in a world that seems indifferent. The characters are raw, flawed, and deeply human. Every chapter feels like sitting with someone else's pain — and eventually, their healing. Absolutely worth reading.
I’ve read a lot of manhwa, but No Home might be the first one that made me cry for real. The way it handles abuse, neglect, and the slow process of healing felt painfully real. Haejoon and Eunyung’s relationship was the core of the story — complicated, messy, but full
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