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8.2OUR SCORE
ManhwaCompleted · 94 chR15 · our rating

Bastard

후레자식 · Hurejasik

by Carnby Kim · Naver Webtoon / WEBTOON · 2014

best for Readers who want claustrophobic serial-killer thrillers, abused protagonists fighting back, psychological cat-and-mouse tension, and a complete plot with little filler.

Story9.3Art8.5Romance6.8
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Heads-up: murder and child abuse. All content notes

Ch. 01 · The story

What it's about

Spoiler level: Minor — for the synopsis & review below

Jin Seon appears to be a quiet, physically fragile high-school student living with his successful father. In private, that father is a serial killer who has forced Jin to help conceal his crimes. When a new classmate becomes the next intended victim, Jin must decide whether to remain an obedient accomplice or risk everything to protect her and escape the man who controls his home.

Ch. 02 · Our verdict

My take

Bastard builds terror from a home that never feels safe, using Jin's powerlessness to make even ordinary conversations threatening. The father-son conflict is sharply paced, and the restrained art keeps attention on expression and dread. A few coincidences strain belief, but the emotional momentum rarely loosens. The ending feels earned.

— coff33latt33

✓ Read it if…

The villain is frightening because he can switch between affectionate father and calculating predator without warning. Watching Jin slowly reclaim the ability to choose turns the thriller into an equally compelling story about resisting coercive abuse.

! Skip it if…

The series centers serial murder, parental abuse, and prolonged psychological control. Its romance provides motivation and hope, but readers wanting the female lead to have equal narrative depth may find her role limited.

Ch. 03 · The vibe

Story profile

Story profile
Serious Content Warnings
MurderChild Abuse
Content Notes
ViolencePsychological AbuseStalkingBlood
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