Name that one webtoon which is overly criticized/hated… but you kind of like it

Recently, I made a post about worst webtoons, and scrolling through the replies, we notice how some of them are the favorite unfavorites here, for various reasons. However, it made me think… do any of you genuinely (or ironically, I'll get there) enjoy a webtoon which is roasted constantly? Either here or other webtoon spaces?

While some of the webtoons mentioned there have questionable content indeed, other ones end up just being cringe, annoying, not explored properly, or a beginner's work. And I can see readers enjoying them because they don't think they're this bad, because those aspects aren't enough to spoil the experience completely, because they have an affectionate nostalgic memory of those webtoons, or even because they find those webtoons so bad, that they end up being good and entertaining. Do you have any examples of this?

The character on the pic is Eliana from The D!ckheads, a webtoon which is usually criticized here. While I understand why the characters, the oh so quirky and random humor and the emo mood swings may be cringe and and a turn off for some, I actually find it an inoffensive webtoon, even good at times. It seems to depict a kind of "10s tumblr kids" culture, and it does the job quite well. I like the diversity of characters and the colors. And about being dramatic and cringe… well, teenagers can be dramatic and cringe, so that's accurate lmao (Unpopular opinion, but I've read a few manhwas with the same amount of cringefest and quirky humor, sometimes even worse, and with older characters, but they're conventionally attractive or cute, and those webtoons are loved to death. Perhaps the artstyle may be a turn off for some too, dunno). >! And, spoilered this because it didn't happen yet, but I believe it's going to be the ONLY webtoon I've found until now which is going to be bold enough to make the best outcome for a love triangle. Who knows, knows. !<

So, which ones are your picks? We listen, not judge (most of the time), so feel free to take it off your chest. Have fun, keep things civil and thanks in advance!

Recently, I made a post about worst webtoons, and scrolling through the replies, we notice how some of them are the favorite unfavorites here, for various reasons. However, it made me think… do any of you genuinely (or ironically, I'll get there) enjoy a webtoon which is roasted constantly? Either here or other webtoon spaces?

While some of the webtoons mentioned there have questionable content indeed, other ones end up just being cringe, annoying, not explored properly, or a beginner's work. And I can see readers enjoying them because they don't think they're this bad, because those aspects aren't enough to spoil the experience completely, because they have an affectionate nostalgic memory of those webtoons, or even because they find those webtoons so bad, that they end up being good and entertaining. Do you have any examples of this?

The character on the pic is Eliana from The D!ckheads, a webtoon which is usually criticized here. While I understand why the characters, the oh so quirky and random humor and the emo mood swings may be cringe and and a turn off for some, I actually find it an inoffensive webtoon, even good at times. It seems to depict a kind of "10s tumblr kids" culture, and it does the job quite well. I like the diversity of characters and the colors. And about being dramatic and cringe… well, teenagers can be dramatic and cringe, so that's accurate lmao (Unpopular opinion, but I've read a few manhwas with the same amount of cringefest and quirky humor, sometimes even worse, and with older characters, but they're conventionally attractive or cute, and those webtoons are loved to death. Perhaps the artstyle may be a turn off for some too, dunno). >! And, spoilered this because it didn't happen yet, but I believe it's going to be the ONLY webtoon I've found until now which is going to be bold enough to make the best outcome for a love triangle. Who knows, knows. !<

So, which ones are your picks? We listen, not judge (most of the time), so feel free to take it off your chest. Have fun, keep things civil and thanks in advance!