Full House

Full House, written and illustrated by Woon Soo-yeon, is a foundational work of South Korean manhwa that gained significant traction during its original serialization in the 1990s. The story follows an aspiring screenwriter who inherits a sprawling house, only to find herself forced into a complex living arrangement with a famous actor. It is widely regarded as a quintessential example of the romantic comedy genre in manhwa, blending domestic tension with the evolving emotional dynamics of its protagonists.

The series is noted for Woon Soo-yeon’s clean, expressive art style, which helped define the aesthetic of shojo-adjacent manhwa during that era. Its commercial success was substantial enough to influence the broader Korean entertainment landscape, eventually serving as the direct source material for the highly popular 2004 television drama of the same name. The adaptation played a pivotal role in fueling the early Hallyu wave, bringing increased international visibility to both the original print series and the author's narrative style.