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@Jesauce Wow you nailed it on that call. This is indeed another work by the author of northern blade.

@Ey_man Glad it helped 🙂 We're a relatively young democracy compared to other countries. Most of our recent history involves multiple dictators and those who supported the dictator regimes and benefited from doing so. And for decades these people have ruined our laws and law enforcing system...

@BoILeRuSS Yes, basically what you said. Since they have the exclusive right to request search and seizure warrants and also the exclusive right to prosecute, they can basically frame anyone who'd try to challenge the current prosecution system. But many of our citizens are waking up to this...

@Ey_man That's what happens when you give prosecutors the exclusive right to prosecute AND the right to investigate AND the right to conduct investigations by the police AND the exclusive right to request warrant for seizure and search. If one of your prosecutors did something sketchy? easy...

@Legion_01 am Korean. can confirm some of these bs do happen in my country...

@randomname Check YJH's stat window in chapter 11.

@Aztecreader You can read these scanlations all you want. Just make sure to pay a visit to the official translations page and hit the like button or sth so that the artist and the author who's actually making this comic get some of those view counts to make money. You can totally do both...

@SDiego Who knows, He might secretly be bathing in virgin girls blood to maintain his stamina or something😉😉 That's a total demonic cult shit I'd say. Anyways, the Orthodox/Unorthodox faction is something several sects of similar ideals belong to.

@SDiego Aha, Think of it this way Mount hua sect - USA / Orthodox faction - Democratic nations as a whole Demonic cult - North Korea / Unorthodox faction - Dictator regimes as a whole

@SDiego Good question. That's why I told you it was for another discussion. While it's true that Koreans also have their own lores about martial arts-something like Mujang like you mentioned-. the wuxia as novels or comics are clearly originated from 1960's taiwan or Chinese wuxia novels and...

@Samken @necromach But there are no ads on that site. Clicking that link won't generate any revenue for them. And neither the artist nor the original author of orv won't get a penny from directly sponsoring on that site. You're just giving money to the company as a whole, not the orv artist...

@SDiego Chun and Cheon are supposed to sound the same when pronounced. They're different romanization of the same word which can have different meanings as most English words do. Regarding the names being Chinese. It's because it's MTL. Mtl generally translates Chinese characters as...

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Thank you all for the suggestions. I'll have to change some names in the previous chapters before I work on the next chapter.

@loteksubang Thanks for the suggestion. I'll try to find a way to make it more legible.

@-Gg- It's hard to explain. In the original novel and manhwa, the texts are all in Korean of course. But Korean words are so damn hard to romanize. Just look at some other manhwa. Some name is like "napjakhaneulso" or "kanghyeokseon". So yeah, they're basically illegible for non korean...

@-Gg- That depends case by case. That's why it's giving me so much hard time. For example 1, I prefer korean romanization coz it's the shortest. For example 2, I prefer english translation. For example 3, I prefer Chinese romanization. But wouldn't it be weird if somethings are fully...

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