Borderline

Art Style and Visual Appeal One of the standout features of Borderline is its incredible art style. The manga's illustrations are rich in detail, with each panel carefully designed to capture the essence of the characters and their environment. employs a Drama, Romance approach that perfectly complements the emotional depth of the story. The action scenes are dynamic, and the character designs are distinctive, making each figure easily recognizable and memorable.

Twenty-four-year-old job seeker Im Yooha returns to her parents' house in tears after a series of job rejections following her college graduation. There, she encounters Ji Mingyu, the youngest son of the homeowners and the black sheep of the family. At their first meeting, he rudely asks, "Are you the new helper who moved in today?" and behaves disrespectfully. Under the same roof with the immature young master she never wanted to get involved with, ro...mance? Absolutely not! Let's keep the line we should never cross between you and me. (Source: Naver Corporation, translated)

Read manhwa Borderline / 경계선

Yooha Lim, a 24-year-old job seeker, returns to her family home in tears after a series of failed job applications following her college graduation. There, she runs into Jimin Kyu, the youngest son of the landlord family—and the household troublemaker. On their first meeting, he bluntly asks, “Are you the new housemaid?”—rude and disrespectful right off the bat. Living under the same roof as this spoiled brat was the last thing she wanted… Romance? No way! There’s a line between us—and it’s not meant to be crossed.