@Kendama @miraja I have no real argument with those points. I do agree that there are some definite political reasons not to do her in, which may outweigh the reasons to do her in. Although when it comes to the starting-your-reign-with-an-act-of-clemency thing, I think it's worth noting that...
@midori_takagi It's not like they're asexual, you know. They clearly both basically wanna fuck. Like for most people, when you're head over heels with someone it's something you want to do (you also want to do many other things, yes--these are not mutually exclusive). So to me, failing to...
I really don't have an ethical problem with Soo-won killing this woman. She's not a bitch or a girl, she's a slightly crazy stone-cold killer with limitless ambition and a high position to leverage all that stuff. If it was a similar situation and they were a guy, who would be worrying about...
I've been in posh oh-we're-so-modern restaurants with tiny portions like that. Often it's not even all that good because it's more important for the flavour to be interesting and "innovative" than for it to actually, you know, taste good. Nowadays I know how to spot that kind of place and...
I'll kind of miss this. The story is extremely typical for a Korean college romance toon. But o my gawrsh she is so beautiful and the art in general is quite something.
So I know that manga often have major characters go into modelling or similar stuff cuz it's glam and all and shows off how goodlooking the romance object is. But IRL, I'd be very uneasy about the idea of my kid going into modelling--that stuff can give you eating disorders and fuck up your...
"Straight man", huh. I suspect that's not an actual "straight man" but a tsukkomi, which really isn't the same thing. The thing is that a straight man is the butt of the joke, kind of the funny man's victim, whereas a tsukkomi is chastising the funny man (who is kind of more the dopey man).