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Soyeon is the girl who used to be a monster, but successfully completed the transition to being a human. The one who had the tentacle fingers and the dog monster that got killed(?).

You can tell from his beaming at the end that he's feeling a great relief, as if a burden has been lifted off his shoulders. It's just kinda sad that he's feeling that from curb stomping Yamato. I really don't get why Jiro reached the conclusion that he'll be more comfortable if he stops being...

I'll go out on a limb and hazard a crazy guess: Hana's gonna go berserk when he goes three days without the serum. And he'll kill Murasaki in that state. Dr Heo and his crew will shake Dr Long's henchmen off, but arrive too late to save her. Then Dr Heo and Hana will go into hiding, with Dr Heo...

BAHAHAHAHAHA! This is gold! Obviously he's gonna escape, since this is just the beginning of volume 2, but I can't wait to see how he pulls it off. And I guess it's a good moment to remind people: conspiracies do happen, all the time. It's just that the ones that succeed get called… history...

Lol, more soap opera distortions, it's hilarious. Beethoven was cantankerous, but he had several bright pupils from nobility, chief among whom Prince Archbishop Rudolph of Austria, who was good enough to have Beethoven write the piano part of the Triple Concerto for him. Some of the candidates...

No, it was because Namiki was afraid to put Aya next to his own son. Despite all his talk to Aya about not losing hope, Namiki felt his son might lose confidence if Aya were training near him. Kinda hypocritical, even though I understand he was acting like a father and not a coach.

Let's say this chapter was just the last straw. Not particularly different from the rest, but it crossed a threshold for me.

The comments on Mangaplus for this chapter made me reel in disbelief. After 76 chapters going through the depths of hell with the humility of a Trappist monk, Jiro finally snaps a little, and everyone there is instantly rooting for Yamato to humble him. Are they serious? Haven't they read the...

Dropped. This used to be just idiotic, but now it's disgusting.

Welp, certainly didn't expect this. I thought this was gonna be the story of two misfits striking out in the world, Jane and Hana. Instead, we're following the more complicated route of a former scientist consumed by guilt and a human experimentation product being looked after by a mother...

Not stated, but we have to consider that she was probably a teen mom. If she has three independent kids, assuming they were born in quick succession, she's probably in the mid- to late-thirties.

Can you see from her face how "deeply concerned" about the well-being of the swindler reporter Choe is? Welp, Jiyong, what goes around, comes around. Someone's decided to take your M.O. to the next level. You sure you're gonna ignore this now? Guess we'll have to wait till his boss is blown up...

The worst (or best) thing about that panel is that I wouldn't ascribe it to coincidence that he's making exactly the same pose as that of the protagonist in the better-known cover of The Shawshank Redemption, in which he escapes the prison by wading through shit.

This one is an actual translation. The other is MTL drivel that resembles a translation. They even admit to it. To be honest, he's been clear about it for a while. That's why Udo wasn't trying to leave the city openly but was sneaking away. And his Rami are okay with his tactics on a broad...

I was going to complain once more that Jiyong's pangs of conscience make no sense, especially in light of what Gang-ok revealed to him in this chapter. But I don't think it'll be long before Jiyong goes Vigilante with a vengeance. He was already clutching his hands at the end of Gang-ok's story...

Assassin guild in the making…

Considering that a recent SK president was impeached for being controlled by a shamanistic cabal self-entitled "The Eight Fairies", I'd say it's a case of art imitating life here.

Hm, I mean, it was clear the Corpse Saint was the traitor, so the series is making no mystery about that.

For this series, ironically we have a redrawer. The problem is that due to the lack of typesetters in our webtoon division, I've had to double as a TSer and that has caused my TL projects to suffer.

Dammit, I shoulda written about my suspicion here before, now I can't even gloat. It just seemed too far-fetched. Oh well.