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True. I agree. I very clearly do dislike her. But these most recent chapters are making me dislike him too. That's why I said also.

Hating on the MC (as in, the main character, who is female, Hana; I just hate it when people can't realize MC means that) is easy. She is easily dislikable because...of a lot of reasons. But I ALSO don't like how the author has made Geon Woo here, with his obstinate attitude and refusal to...

There were some translation issues. It's fate, not faith. That was one example I remember. I don't like that the author is making him like this. I wish that it were just mostly good people who can sometimes mess up but are still generally good people. Like here, his yandere-ish attitude. Or him...

Wanna hear a riddle? I had seen this in a book of "lateral thinking" that asked some fairly "normal" questions similar to the escalator one. Just required a different perspective. Then it tossed this one at me based on true events. Two people were hiking in the mountains and carried a bag that...

Fair enough. I guess it's mildly open to interpretation as to which is "closer". I had a thought of saying which would be recognized by a computer speech recognition software as closer, but that's not exactly objective. I do still think on balance, an "average" native English-speaker would say...

I get what you're going for, I sincerely do. But I do still want to point out that Japanese is profoundly phonetically poor. The article I linked has an approximation of how a Japanese person might pronounce smorgasbord because Japanese speakers, as a tendency of speaking Japanese, often lack...

Thank you for the reply. I really do appreciate it. But it's common to retake a test? As in, that's a fairly standard feature of many/most/all Japanese schools? My expectation/experience is that you take the test once, and if you fail, then you fail. What I'm not really understanding is what...

So... Can someone explain to me how Japanese grading works? I've been reading manga and watching anime for years, but I never actually saw how it's supposed to work. I honestly just looked up this Wikipedia article, but it doesn't... Really help...

She CAUSED the problem. I get that it was not maliciously. She didn't notice that it was his notebook at first. I understand. I don't blame her for that. I don't even blame her for wanting to give it back naturally. Whatever. But she HEARD his reason for talking to Tomori. She KNEW he was...

I looked it up. They're kind of related. https://www.tofugu.com/japan/viking-buffet/ In short, a Japanese hotelier/restauranteur saw a Swedish smorgasbord while traveling and then introduced it to Japan. In doing so, they named the buffet-style of eating "Viking" to make it easier to pronounce...

I had read the spoiler about the source of conflict and what's happening, but I haven't read the original source. As a result, what I'm saying is speculation/guessing, but it would be cool. I'd like to see a story like that.

I agree with you on the insidious smear campaign part. It's actually dumb for you to say that about the brother. Imagine someone not only loved by society but also mildly prophetic in their actions in helping the country. Louise has literally done no wrong in this world and has probably saved...

It feels really weird for Louise to be four years older and yet in the same class as Ollie. Is it possible? Yes. Is it awkward still? Yes.

Is ongoing. This chapter, 241, is the most recently released in the original Korean language. This arc is also supposedly close to or is the final arc of the series. I don't remember where I had read that, but that's what I had seen.

Thank you for the translation! Ah, yes, donate on your Ko-Fi to tell you the problems with your translations. 🤣 I honestly feared (it could still happen) that Eunyung drops the book into the dishwater and ruins the album. It's weird as a plot device when Haejoon is wearing a backpack he could...

I know this is pure speculation, but I'm at least highlighting it as such. I think his inferiority complex is what prevents him from being in a relationship with her. I don't think it has ever been explicitly explained, but that's my fan theory as of now.

He was a little flat for an antagonist. It felt a little too easy. This is a very mild criticism of the story, but it felt a little too cliche.

I always hate this South Korean bullshit. It also happens in other works, and I do point it out there too, but I'm pointing it out here. The female bully was arguably worse than the male bully here. She did actual damage to the main character, Eunha, with the box cutter and slicing her hair...

I've responded in previous chapters to the ludicrous idea that he should have been there the day the mother died. It's highly unrealistic and, quite frankly, actively makes the world a worse place because you set an unrealistic burden on him. The mother had cut off all communication with him...

I'll be devil's advocate for a bit because iunno, I feel like it. No, I don't really like the father that much. Still too early to tell for me. Why not visit from time to time? Why not swap phone numbers? Is that not what he's doing now? It sure seems like that's what he's doing now. He's...