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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=th_ro9CiASc "Originals?" "Yes sir he doesn't make copies." "These...are originals?" "Mhm." "Astounding...it was actually beyond belief. These were first and only drafts of music. But they showed no corrections of any kind - not one."

"Geeze, how could things possibly get any worse?" *things get worse* "Wow."

Truly the Millennial Experience.

I'm surprised the author didn't show us the March 1st protests being violently put down in Eui-hyeon's flashback, though his privileged background and his father's refusal to let him participate probably means he never personally saw it.

"I was sold to this house for the price of 6 won" So a quick note for those readers for whom that means nothing or are more familiar with the modern South Korean won (for a split second I thought she'd been sold for pennies): Going by the international exchange rates at the time, Soo-a was...

"I was sold to this house for the price of six won" For half a second I thought she was sold for what was basically six pennies, as I'm more familiar with the post-independence won. Since the first chapter is set in 1926, and Soo-a says she's been the lady's servant for ten years, this would...

@amhpanther The characters in the panel second from the left are from Mishiro de Kanpei.

I am so used to Japanese comics where characters cram both fists inside a sabre's guard that Ydi using one properly seriously impressed me.

This really is not a cliffhanger. My only question is how many of these people are still going to be alive in a few months after Gerald starts plotting to utterly destroy every single one of the conspirators he saw here?

Tooru listing fewer family entanglements as "pros" makes me wonder what happened to Mina and Tooru's biological father and mother respectively.

The rather precocious heroine makes quite an impact. Realistic? Not in the least, but that's what makes it interesting. I can't say I'm holding out too much hope I will ever get to see this comic fully translated, but I'll keep tabs on the off chance it ever does.

Every page is so charming. Feels just like a classic storybook, updated just slightly for an older audience that can laugh with the exasperated Simon.

I hope to see all the chapters uploaded at some point as this comic really is one of my favorites, Chapter 16 leaves you hanging right at the final stretch.

The fakeout with exploding oven got me, and it got me good. Saigou is also just the best.

Well, she tried.

If the pages are out of order it would certainly explain why the pacing feels very disjointed.