I’m Imprisoned By The Mad Dog I Raised

Art Style and Visual Appeal One of the standout features of I’m Imprisoned By The Mad Dog I Raised 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, Fantasy, Manhwa, Manhwa Hot, 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.

Elizabeth found herself reincarnated as the deceased first love of Ernst, the male protagonist of a 19+ dark novel. And to make matters worse, she ends up with the fate of an extra who doesn't even appear in the original story, dying at the hands of the traitor Karsis on her wedding day. She tried to stop the rebellion to survive, but the scale of the mess the original owner of her body had caused was just too big. Not only had she had an inappropriate relationship with her loyal servant Karsis, but she had also wronged him terribly. Feeling guilty, she tried to set him free, but... "That won't do. Betrayal, that is. If you throw away a dog that was already abandoned once, this time it might bite its master." With half-crazed eyes, he was trying to kill me...? Wait, hold on. Ka-Karsis! (Source: Naver Corporation, translated)

Read manhwa I’m Imprisoned By The Mad Dog I Raised / I Was Locked Up By The Crazy Dog/ 내가 키운 미친개에게 감금당했다 / I Was Imprisoned By My Own Mad Dog / I Was Held in Captivity By The Crazy Dog I Raised

Luckily, I was possessed by a romance novel, but I was an extra who would die at the hands of a traitor. And it was in a 19+ novel. ‘This is so bad.’ Elizabeth tried to stop the rebellion in order to survive, but… The original Elizabeth had an inappropriate relationship with the future traitor, and even committed a terrible act against him! She wanted to free him out of guilt… “No way. Betrayal.” He who claimed to be her dog returned to rebel just like in the original. “If you abandon a dog that was already abandoned, it might bite its owner this time.” With eyes that were half-mad.