Pure Villain

Art Style and Visual Appeal One of the standout features of Pure Villain 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 Action, Comedy, Romance, Shoujo, Supernatural 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.

Since the advent of special abilities in humans, no one could rival the popularity of police officer Han Do-Ryeong. He is good-looking, kind, and one of the few people born with multiple strong talents. His skills make him exceptionally well-equipped to apprehend superpowered criminals and have led to a significant decrease in crime in South Korea. That is why an unknown individual causes a major commotion by dominating a fight against the police and even managing to harm the untouchable Do-Ryeong. The Bureau of Special Abilities swiftly dubs the gas mask-wearing villain "Blackdog" and determines that the terrorist is targeting Do-Ryeong specifically. Forced to take a leave of absence for his own safety, Do-Ryeong worries about the uncertain future. If Blackdog could overpower him so easily, then there is nobody else the public can turn to for protection. By chance, Do-Ryeong meets a young woman named Park Rosa. Unbeknownst to him, she is the solution to his problem—in more ways than one.

A world where special police exist to deal with criminals with special abilities. An unreasonable villain comes to Han Do-ryeong, the strongest special police officer who was spending peaceful days! But something’s wrong with this criminal? The worst villain who loves the strongest hero, “Park Rosa’s” crazy love story.

Pure Love Villain / 순정빌런 / O amor puro de um vilão