It's such a shame that the side stories aren't translated :c
Is there any site with translations ahead of the official updates?
What's the need for a 5th placeholder lmao I need the real updates pls
You literally got chapter 75 wtf are you on about??? They HAVE to post placeholders otherwise mangago bots will upload trash MTL translations with shitty quality from other agregator sites and it's a fucking pain in the ass to remove them. Just look at the mess the chapter list for Low Tide in Twillight is.
Idk why the author tried to pull a wet sand in the middle but finally we are free. Fuck off gunner.
The cognitive dissonance to be bothered by an idiom when you're reading gay smut.
legit
I'm confused by the last few chapters... like now it's headed to the right direction so whatever ig... but like why did he try to make a move on that girl's brother?
Cus he smelled guuudd n lowkey fine ლ(´ڡ`ლ)
I'm still not sure but my theory is that since he likes tormenting/playing with people that like him yk like playing with their feelings until he makes them hate him. I'm pretty sure he thought her brother has taken interest in him so he decided to play with his feelings
Maybe woonwoo deep down kinda blames seoan for what happened with his dad... Mmmh
how?
I love the characters and I love this buuut i find it really grating when Japanese people/authors talk about WWII and don't acknowledge japan's role in it... Obviously, I'm not justifying the drop of nuclear bombs but Japan was an imperialistic force.... And like I wonder if the characters would do some deep reflection when they step in Korea or other countries that Japan invaded.
I agree too but I feel like the jp government is hiding/removing their bad history from the jp citizens. I remember ppl online pointing out smth that the jp did back then and the citizens aren’t aware nor were learned that part of their history from school
Yeah but they are free to access to the literature if they want to be educated. I just find it very hypocritical when they exclusively acknowledge what was done to them and not what they did to others.
learning is hard but un-learning is way harder... especially if you never feel the "want" to know more. to learn is to accept that you and the entire system that you grew up with might be wrong, and not everyone is capable of handling that or even worse sometimes people completely shunt what actually happened and create a twisted narration to suit themselves. like, just look at the state of our world right now, yeah... anw there are Japanese people who're willing to learn and willing to accept the truth. look up author Haruki Murakami.