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Well, like the author says in this Afterword, this series was originally supposed to be just the first arc of PH2, so it makes sense that it feels abrupt, I guess.

I'm kinda triggered. That was the reason he didn't join the drama club?! Because he can't sing!? Seriously?!

My scenario for Jiksae is he confesses to Gaeul, she accepts, but then he's kidnapped by chicken head and forced to train "because I won't entrust my daughter to a weakling". And then comes back a monster on Hobin's level.

Why, to aesthetically appreciate ass pulls of historical proportions every week, of course. The doc showing up out of the blue and unscathed in the middle of an island full of murderous people and bringing a freaking electric hammer along ought to earn the author a medal.

They weren't thinking, obviously. They seldom do. They also licensed Moon You and did it to completion years ago, but MY has only a faint connection to the others, it just explains a bit of the events in PH. The latter is the most important one, and they never touched it. Crazy, right? A friend...

@scranity Well, all I can say is that you're right. That was the author's plan from the beginning, the series is a sequel that started immediately after PH was over. At the beginning, the translators and I (I'm an editor, not a translator) weren't sure how much the two series would...

… Did you read Planetary Human? I mean, you're entitled to your taste, but things might make sense if you do.

Whose could that fluffy hair be?! Find out in the next episode of…

Alright, one step forward! Next is the drama club!

A correction has been made to page 47 (the title drop at the end of the chapter).

I mean, he said that both he and Eun Woo are being sensed by the eggs, so who knows where this is gonna get us, even more with Bok Seon being nearby, too.

I called it in part when I said a few chapters ago that the protagonist might be the antagonist, due to one of the copies texting that the ones who hatch from eggs are the most dangerous… but of course I had no idea he might be the one who started the "apocalypse". So does that mean that Eun Woo...

I can give you a fuller answer to that, but it's spoiler-ish, so read at your own peril:

Yes, it's Seong Yeon. I think he means it's the first time in this series.

Just letting the group know, if they don't already, that the first 35 chapters have been licensed by Lalatoon. You guys may wish to take that into account.

And he doesn't go after minors because he himself was one when he saw his mother get killed. So he may have a psychological block against harming women and minors as it hits too close to home.

No, that's the chief of the whole Korean police, and also the man who put Jo Heon (the giant) in the case in order to have the Vigilante killed. He was seen playing golf with the psycho CEO a few chapters ago. This basically means that there's corruption at the highest level of the police, and...

May I add that the protagonist may be the antagonist (o_O). Last chapter, a previous iteration was typing that those who hatch from eggs are the most dangerous. Welp… he's hatched from an egg and he's trying to break out of the quarantined city.

Came here because I translate Hiro's first serialisation, Truth Weavers, so I decided to check out his debut one-shot. Quite a curveball but neatly done. His art style was already quite mature, he must've worked hard at it.

To be fair to her, her stated purpose was "to see the world and find what I can do". It wasn't a given that she would stay by Zechs' side at all times. We could even say that she seized the opportunity of leaving with Zechs, and that she was genuinely worried about Leon, but that once she began...