Maru is a Puppy

Villains and Antagonists No great story is complete without formidable antagonists, and in Maru is a Puppy, the villains are as intriguing as the heroes. [Villain’s name] serves as a primary antagonist, challenging the main character at every turn. What makes them so captivating is not just their strength, but also their motivations and backstory. The complex nature of the antagonists in this manga adds an element of suspense and mystery, as readers are constantly kept on edge about their true intentions.

Choi Woori has spent the last three years living alone, and the only remedy to her loneliness is the company of her five-year-old poodle mix, Maru. But one morning, something miraculous happens: standing on her bed is a five-year-old girl calling her "big sister"—Maru has turned into a human child! Woori barely has time to adjust to the whole situation, as Maru has kept some of her puppy-like habits. She still tries to bark, she grabs stuff with her teeth, and their daily walks are slightly more challenging without a leash. With her boundless energy and irresistible charm, Maru often attracts the attention of their somewhat eccentric neighbors, promising that loneliness in Woori's life is now a thing of the past.

Read manhwa Maru is a Puppy / 마루는 강쥐

Maru, my dog, has become a person. Maru is just a 5-year-old! A thoughtless puppy with infinite energy and curiosity of dogs and children ! Maruuu ! Where are you going again? [Happy neighbors and room days]