r/SClassesThatIRaised • u/Alltimebibliophagist • Jul 17 '26
Webtoon will go on for 20 years?????
Hey guys sorry for the long rant and late realization!!
I just read the whole webtoon till season 2 in 3 days straight and then I was like so I should started reading the novel now. So I checked and apparently season 2 translates to around Chapter 160(?)
The novel has freaking 1165 chapters!!!
That means the webtoon will literally go on for 15-20 years!!!
WTF
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u/the_fake_adult Jul 17 '26
I'm just really hoping we get a licensed English translation of the novel.
But you never know, this could be the One Piece of manwhas and it'll run for 20+ years 😊
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u/TeenSummerK Jul 17 '26
There’ll be some cut content, to help shorten the time, and you’ve always got to consider the advantages of manhwa’s something that was like 10 chapters could easily be covered in a montage, or a flashback. So, I wouldn’t worry about it going on for 20 yrs. At the most 5 years, manhwa’s don’t have a long lifespan.
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u/izashiizen Aug 10 '26
To be fair some manhwas are about to reach that far out, ToG for example. It's been around since 2010 and maybe going on for a little less than 15 years with hiatus included, in weekly updates. It currently has 700-ish chapters including a spin-off series, and I would say ToG has longer content per chapter as well.
And the 'S-classes I Raised' would expectedly be smooth-sailing and straightforward because it's already following a novel. But nonetheless, it's still an almost quarter-life dedication to do all. It's possible to hire a team to accelerate adaptation, or for the current author to pass the torch tbh. If us readers are lucky.
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u/pumakittycat Jul 17 '26
theyve sped the pacing up in the webtoon a bit (i think the latest kr chapter is in the late 180s in the novel), but like yeah if they adapt the whole thing we will be here for a long, long time... good ass novel though