I was like. Man, did he just digivolve?
I'm old.
Lol I was gonna comment this but you do it first!
Lol. Same generation, I see.
Lol. Same generation, I see.
Hahahahah XD we're definitely old
I think I'm in the same group.
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Taichi is proud.
You're so funny I love you. Hahahha. Honestly, tho, keep doing this if you have time. Uwu. But just if you have time.
And yeah, to reassure you, this translation is way better than last time. I honestly thought it was a new uploader. Anw. Thank you thank you! You did great!
But pregnancy is nowhere to be found in yhe story. Why are we getting more and more of this? Are they using the title as clickbait? I don't understand.
described how Taemin died with a satisfied look on his face. It was the old Siwon and that means the old Siwon really wanted to die. It pains me so much. He didn't do anything wrong. Yet he experienced a very tragic ending.
Tho a lot of things were never explainedl. Like why did this whole stuff happened? What drove their souls to exchange bodies right before the accident/suicide.
RIP justice. Like dude, evidence was already laid out. How the f did they not push through with it? At least to respect old Siwon's poor soul.
I really hope old Siwon appeared at least once in new Siwon's dreams just to let us know what he feels about all these.
All in all, the story has a lot of potentials!
I NEED MOREEE
Ain't we all.
i think they exchanged souls bc Siwon and Taemin died at the same time and for the same reason ( the truck crash), the difference was Taemin still wanted to live so the fact that they exchanged bodies is kind like a new opportunity for him (like a second chance if you know what i mean)
Yeah, I get that part. Since Taemin is the one willing to live and Siwon wants to commit suicide. What I'm curious about is the system that lets things like this happen. Who granted the opportunity. Where is Siwon's soul and what is he feeling rn.
I wanted to hear more of that side of the story.
I thought it was manga set in Korea. Lol. Then I got confused so I reread it.
The poetic way of speaking that the author assigned to Creed is consistent and impressive.
The only thing that threw me of was the motivation to let go of the company in the end. Idk. I think it was better to hold on to it but rehabilitate it to a better and pro-employee company? One which doesn't milk on desire and financial desperation alone?
I do get that the negative image of porn wasn't the reason for Creed to sell the company, it was his inner demons, but that wasn't emphasized enough and took in a misleading way?
The public has this negative stigma about the sex industry, we get that. People have been battling about that every day. But here, even the lead character turned his back away from it? That was pretty sad for me.
I think I was looking for some reassurance to the public that appreciating the sex industry or working in it isn't a bad thing.
of seeing Shin in agony. Stop torturing him! I swear, one more... if even a single strand of his hair snaps, I'm going to bulldoze my way through the 4th wall.
Gochisousamadeshita.
Thank you for the meal.
Tehe.