FFFFFFFUUUUUUU If this turns out all hunky-dory in the end, I'm gonna lose my shit. I get what they're trying to do by raising Harold's reputation and get people to know him for who he really is... But do they not realize what Harold's parents are like? I kinda want this stupid plan of...
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The reason I like the manhwa more than the novel is because it doesn't play to tropes or fanservice. The novel can be really cringey at times in how hard it tries to push fanservice, but that's largely negated in the manhwa. [/spoiler]
To each their own, I guess.
I get the feeling Eunyung's mom/dad or whoever raised/treated him as a girl against his wishes... And continue to do so after he hit puberty.
There isn't much indication of him being trans, so not putting a lot of faith in that theory... But it would make a lot of sense if the reason Eunyung...
@arin598 That's the running theme. Kids that have problematic home lives. And the parents aren't that bad... They are realistic characters with flaws, and they also grow along with the main characters of the series.
Thanks for the translation and the careful consideration. My dumbass thought "spare the rod and spoil the child" meant intentionally spoiling and pampering the child. I'm learning English. :D
This is amazing and anything but generic. There are twists and mysteries and revelations that make you go 'what the fuck just happened?' The characters are great. Their interactions even better. The art is gorgeous, reminiscent of the best 90's manga. This is the most beautiful mixture of modern...
This was an interesting chapter. From the fishes perspective. I get the feeling this is saying something about Kowloon. Kowloon is the fishbowl. The residents are the fish and can only see a small window outside the fishbowl and cannot escape. Genetic Terra observes the fish in the bowl.