집주인 딸내미

JIPJUIN TTALLAEMI

MANGA

STATUS
COMPLETE
VOLUMES
Not Available
RELEASE
November 23, 2024
CHAPTERS
345

DESCRIPTION

A story full of mean girls and violence. A young boy trying to rise above his surroundings, and a rich girl trying to stay on top. Will the Queen be able to keep her throne?

(Source: DAYcomics)

CAST

Dal-Lee Yoo
Jun-Pyo Ahn
Seon-Young Jang
Hyun-Ah Baek
Heo-Min
Se-Hui O
Heo-Jeong
Da-Jeong Park
Gi-Na Jo
Mi-A Jo
Kyung-Hee Kang
Hye-Min Cha
Pan-Ho Lee
Seong-Chan Kim
Jae-Kyun Hwang
Chul-Hwan Jang
Sang-Woo
Dal-Ho Yoo
Yoon-Ju Jeong
See-Jeon Jeong
Hak-Yeong Yu
Su-Jeong Cho
Dal-Su Yoo
Chun-Bae
Du-Han Park

CHAPTERS

REVIEWS

AshishMeena
100/100
If you're reading for pleasure, turn away now. This will scar you more than it satisfies. You’ve been warned.
Don’t read this unless you’re prepared to carry its weight forever.
Please… don’t read it just out of curiosity.

I went into Queen Bee expecting just another adult manhwa, something short, spicy, and throwaway.
What I ended up experiencing was a 7-year-long emotional punishment — a psychological rollercoaster disguised as porn. This isn’t just a smut story. This is trauma literature wearing a mask of lust.

At first, the plot feels like every other adult manhwa: lust, manipulation, drama. But as you dive deeper, things shift. Suddenly, you're not reading for pleasure anymore — you're stuck in a mental chess game between broken people, where every move leaves someone emotionally destroyed.

The characters? You will love them, hate them, pity them, and still not know how to feel about them.
There are no true heroes. No clean villains. Just survivors of unforgivable circumstances.

At one point, I found myself rooting for certain people.
Then the story shattered that hope.
Again and again.

That’s what Queen Bee does best — it gives you a glimpse of light, then drags you back into darkness.

? What Really Makes This Series Special:
The storytelling is twisted but sharp. It manipulates you just like the characters manipulate each other.

The art isn’t just erotic — it’s expressive, heavy, and brutally honest.

The pacing keeps you addicted, but it’s not fun addiction. It’s “I need to know how far this madness goes” addiction.

“I didn’t stand with anything — I just respected the story.”

That one line summarizes my whole feeling.
I didn’t enjoy this.
I didn’t agree with it.
But I respected what it tried to do — take us to the extreme edges of psychology, trauma, and emotional warfare, all within the frame of a genre that’s usually ignored.

It’s disturbing, yes.
But it’s also deep.
And unfortunately… unforgettable.

? Final Words:
I’ll never re-read this.
I’ll never forget this.
I don’t regret reading it — but I wish I had known what I was walking into.

If you’re looking for something sexy, fun, or thrilling — stay away.
If you’re curious — be ready to lose sleep.
If you’re emotionally fragile — this will break you.

This manhwa is not about satisfaction.
It’s about damage.
And the few characters who try, in their own twisted ways, to heal from it.

Volcano and his team didn’t make a doujin.
They made a full-scale psychological manhwa saga — and they committed to it for 7 years.
That deserves respect.

Rating: ★★★★★★★★★☆ (10/10 for psychological weight, character complexity, and bold storytelling)
Recommendation: ❌ Not for everyone. Maybe not for anyone. But I lived through it — and I’ll carry it with me.
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