“Bullied girl trains to become gang boss, dies in truck accident, and is reborn as a weak rich girl.”
Hot Blooded Woman
열혈여아
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Synopsis
Bullied girl trains to become gang boss, dies in truck accident, and is reborn as a weak rich girl.
What is a sweet, soft-spoken girl (Ha Li Kang) to do when her brothers, having just learned fencing and martial arts, decide to test some moves out on her in order to "tame her" and make her into their "little slave?" She runs to her knightly friend (Te Hu Kang, not related to Ha Li) for protection, of course. However, what happens when, instead of comforting her, he tells her that she is a coward for running away like a puppy who needs constant protection? No, she does not break down and cry like a weak girl. Instead, she resolves to grow stronger. With rigorous training everyday, Ha Li goes from being a scared girl who cries for help to becoming the Jjang (boss of a gang) of the Doberman gang. However, events lead to Ha Li getting in an accident with a truck. Afterwards, she is reborn into the body of a beautiful, but weak, rich girl Aram Han. (Soruce: Bamboozled)
What people say
Community consensus
Derived from 13 sampled reviews
What 13 readers settled on.
Mostly aligned
σ 1.58 · some divergence
4.3 pts
Recommenders 8.3 · others 4.0
↑ 0.77
Running avg · Mar 2008 → Feb 2021
- 7 “The author appears to be attempting to demonstrate that women are equal to or as strong as men. However, the work is marred by pervasive sexism and the cowardly actions of Han Seo Jang, who...”
- 7 “The series features a nice art style and keeps things interesting with plenty of engaging plot twists. However, the pacing occasionally drags, and the narrative relies on unbelievable, exaggerated...”
- 10 “This manga is consistently hilarious and keeps me fully engaged throughout its long run with a constant stream of interesting events. While the protagonist follows the familiar, recurring archetype...”
Read Order & Related
A self-contained story.
No sequels, spin-offs or alternate tellings — Hot Blooded Woman begins and ends here.
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A Manhwa Publication
- Format 183 × 24 ch × vol
- Total read 24h 24m approx
- Published Jan 2002 – Sep 2002
- Source Manhwa media type
- Ref. BS-M1002 catalog