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I think Ji Yong is making a stand that he won't be intimidated until the other side slaps him with smoking gun-level evidence. He has strong principles, after all. And I'm guessing he thinks Yeongji is an alibi of last resort, because if she's questioned meticulously enough, it will become clear...

Whew, finally a group that picked up something we were neglecting, instead of sniping someone; that use good quality raws and have great editing, even typesetting the SFX; and that actually translated great. Wonderful debut, Baek 100 Scans, you have great taste in webtoons! I'll be looking...

There are 113 chapters.

That's the Titan-looking maniac from the early episodes. Like I said back then, Jean or Mikasa are coming for his neck any time now.

You'll forgive me if I am sceptical of remorse shown only after Eunyung started making money enough to send it to them. But even so, is it really "remorse"? I haven't seen the magical word come out of any of their mouths yet. You know, the one that begins with "s" and ends with "orry". At least...

I don't even know what to say about this chapter, but I'll try anyway. What grinds my gears about the ancestors is that neither, not even the egg donor, shows the slightest hint of remorse. She's obviously not as bad as the sperm donor, but she's got some nerve trying to give him motherly...

I forgot to say this last chapter, but… Mr Detective, the reason for her calm demeanour is that she's a psycho, simple as that. And Yeong-il… so close, and so far at the same time. He's chosen the one incident involving reporter Choe in which Ji Yong had no involvement whatsoever. The question...

Well, you'll have to read it, but there is in fact a reason for it. That manhwa is… kind of a fever dream, to be honest.

As far as I know, this new La Mosca is a remake of the one in Mangadex. If I were to guess, he used the premise of the original to make something different.

Uuuh, wow, that's super-weird. Oh well. Thanks for the quick reply.

@Rillant A double spread wasn't joined. Thought of letting the scanlators know. Given the quality of editing by this group, I'm sure this was a mere oversight.

A lot to unpack in this chapter, but first, I'm glad that Ji Yong's victory against Easy Squeezy was plausible: if I go by fighting manga and webtoons, low kicks, submission locks and a straight to the chin are the ways to go against someone of a much higher weight class. Jo Heon will shit...

Wow, reporter Choe can sweat on cue… this woman deserves an Oscar for playing the desperate journalist hiding from gangsters, when she was playing them like a fiddle. She looked positively gleeful. And Min Woo is toast. Like, if Mi Ryeo doesn't conclude he's a mole, Chairman Kim will conclude...

Speaking of, if she does survive, wanna bet Min Woo the Glasses Coward will get what he deserves? I can't fathom her not realising there's a rat among them if they know when she's alone in the office. I must add that I've seldom felt so disgusted at a character: his scene sobbing on the pavement...

Stop whining, go help your damsel in distress and let Ji Yong take his exam in peace, Gang Ok. Also, that image of her dangling in chains and smiling… looks like Gang Ok's developing a fetish for her. I ship it, as they say. As for Ji Yong… normally I'd call a victory of his against Easy...

Ji Yong, Jo Heon, Gang Ok and Mi Ryeo are so clever I can't help rooting for all of them. Half of the tension in this series is trying to guess who's gonna foil whose plans. While I was cleaning this chapter, I was thinking, "damn, Jo Heon thought of everything... unless Ji Yong thinks of this...

I fail to understand why anyone would start this over from the prologue when the other versions are perfectly fine. In any case, it's MTL, so I really hope they give up before reaching undone chapters.

Wait, so Ji Yong was actually going to check on Jo Heon's mother? Just how chivalrous can this bloke get? I wondered how he knew whom it was that Jo Heon was visiting, but I suppose that's the excuse Jo Heon gave others via instant messaging during his absences. Also, who would've thought that...

Right, although I read it, I'd forgotten about that particular clusterfuck. Maybe because it's so absurd that revenge doesn't even appear to be what it is about these days. I mean, isn't that how the vast majority of manga end? I can count on the fingers of my hand manga that ended really...

I mean, taste rules all, but… rushed at 113 chapters? I can't recall any revenge manga longer than that.