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BINBANG ISSEOYO?

MANGA

STATUS
COMPLETE
VOLUMES
Not Available
RELEASE
March 3, 2022
CHAPTERS
64

DESCRIPTION

"Aren't you here to look at the room? Why are you looking at my body?!"

Living in a share house full of sexy girls. The rent went down, but something else is going up!

(Source: TOPTOON+)

CAST

Su-Bin Cha
Ju-Hui Baek
Binna
Myeong-Ji
Ji-Hun
Su-Gi

CHAPTERS

REVIEWS

boringdare
75/100
A wild ride, with ups, and downs, and banging plot twists. Art’s inconsistent but SU-BIN is worth the hype! ??
Got a Room? Review: A Bumpy Ride With a Side of Spicy Goodness

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Alright, buckle up, because we’re diving into a series that’s got all the drama, ups and downs, and just a sprinkle of wildness to keep you on the edge of your seat. Picture this: A guy who’s broke, desperate for sleep, and living in a dump of a place because, well, life sucks. He’s got a part-time job at university, but that’s not exactly enough to change his circumstances. Then, one fateful night, he ends up getting wasted with his friend and, surprise surprise, bangs a random girl he meets while trying to drown his woes. But wait, it doesn’t stop there. This is where the plot twists, folks.
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This girl—let’s call her the “savior of the day”—suggests that he move into her sharehouse. Yep, she’s offering him a roof over his head, and I’m not talking about just any roof. I’m talking about the kind of sharehouse that’s about to give him a whole new life… well, sort of. From here, the story takes off, and we’re in for a ride full of ups, downs, chaos, and a whole lot of weird moments that’ll make you question whether this is still a drama or just one big, spicy mess.
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Now, I’m not going to spoil all the juicy details (because I know you’re gonna go read it yourself after this review). But let me give you a little insight into what to expect: Drama, awkward moments, random hookups, and some pretty intense situations. Oh, and plenty of other girls who might’ve missed their chance to, you know, get a piece of the action—but we’ll get to that in a second.
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The Art: A Beautiful Disaster

So, art. Ah, the art. Let’s talk about it. Honestly, at first, the art feels like it’s got an identity crisis. Seriously. You’ll notice that the style switches up in the middle of the series like the artist just woke up one morning and said, “I’m going for something totally different today!” It’s like watching someone go through an artistic awakening (probably had some deep thoughts while looking at a blank canvas). And trust me, it shows.
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But hold on—don’t let this throw you off. By the end, the art pulls it together, and we’re back on track with some gorgeous visuals that totally make up for the rocky start. By the time you hit those final chapters, you’ll be thankful for the eye candy. So if you’re someone who values pretty pictures (and who doesn’t?), just know that the series delivers in the eye-candy department when it counts the most.
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The Ending: Rushed But Still Worth It

Alright, I gotta address the elephant in the room—the ending. It feels like the author hit the final chapter and realized they were running out of space, so they kinda sped things up. You know, rushed it. It’s a little like trying to finish your homework in the last 10 minutes before class starts—nothing wrong with it, but it’s not the most graceful thing you’ve ever seen. The pacing in the finale leaves a lot to be desired, and I honestly thought they could’ve spent more time wrapping up some of the open storylines.
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Also, if we’re being honest, some characters, especially the sharehouse queen BIT-NA, didn’t get enough screen time for us to really feel her story. Her backstory, the big thing that happens to her, and the mysterious figure who’s trying to take something away from her? Never fully explained. That felt like a missed opportunity, and I was left scratching my head a bit. And don’t even get me started on the unbangged girls—we needed to see more of those potential hookups, and it’s a real tragic situation when things go unsatisfied. I’m just saying.
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The Real Star: SU-BIN

But let’s not get bogged down in the details, because the real reason to stick around is SU-BIN. Oh yes, this character. If you’re here for the good stuff, this is the one who’s gonna make your heart race and your, well, other parts tingle. The author doesn’t shy away from giving us some seriously steamy scenes with SU-BIN, and honestly, the manhwa really knows how to deliver the goods when it comes to spice. You’ll be getting plenty of those moments where you’ll be like, “Yep, this is why I’m reading this.”
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The series really delivers in terms of its more intimate scenes. The art does an amazing job of highlighting the good parts (pun intended), and by the end, you’ll be thoroughly entertained. Let’s just say, SU-BIN isn’t just a character—you’re gonna remember her. Trust me.
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Final Thoughts: A Wild, Steamy Ride

So, at the end of the day, this manhwa is definitely a wild ride. It’s a rollercoaster of drama, weird situations, and a whole lot of unexpected sexy moments. Sure, there are some bumps along the way—the art's a little rocky at first, the ending feels rushed, and there are some unresolved threads that leave you hanging. But all in all, it’s a fun and spicy read.
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And let’s be real, you’re not just here for the plot, are you? You’re here for the moments that make you go “Whoa, did I just read that?!” (And trust me, you will.) So if you’re looking for a manhwa that’s got drama, humor, and a dash of wild, this one’s worth your time.
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Final Verdict: 7.5/10

A few hiccups, but overall, a solid choice for anyone who likes their manhwa with a side of drama and a whole lotta spice. Enjoy the ride, folks.
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