Korean doesn’t have gender pronouns shoved into sentences like English does, so instead of “he for male/she for female” they have “sentence marker for person I mentioned earlier who we both know I’m still talking about” and it continually gets translated to “he/him”, this is super common in Chinese-to-English and Japanese-to-English translations as well
Yes, it's a she. Blue tiger is a woman. Translators just use "he". Idk why translatators do those stuff.
Pretty sure first few chapters was mtl so yeah
Great manhwa btw, but isn’t blue tiger (the composer) a woman? Why is she constantly referred to as a male? Mistranslation? Or am i just really oblivious and it is a man lol