Yeah, it really is not what I imagined and their president sucks too.
Well, that's funny. You compare the author's vision of Paris to what is the REALITY of Paris when in fact, this novel's theme is all about music and daily encounters, not politics or anything serious matter of Paris is currently facing of. Fiendly advice, if you don't like it, just leave
Friendly rather
What politics? I was talking about the atmosphere and how it looks in the webtoon. No matter what you say, that romantic atmosphere is gone now and it is the current reality. I already dropped the webtoon since it seemed like it just spread the illusion. An illusion that is spread by travel agencies too. You have no idea how many travel agencies were sued by groups for false advertising. That false advertising being just the above - promoting a romantic and chic atmosphere that does not exist anymore. Oh, and try to play daily on the streets in the same place and people leaving lots of money, see what happens.
Oh my God. Seriously girl, this is a FICTION for Pete's sake. Does the author ever mentioned of what you were calling "advertising" the PARIS in this novel? The fuck with false advertising? IT DOES NOT PROMOTE BUT RATHER, SHARING HER IMAGINATION THROUGH HER ARTWORK. And her artwork that what you were calling an ILLUSION, is an ART for us.
You know just stop, you are spoiling the readers' mood who are enjoying reading this
False advertising as in false impressions. The fact that in her imagination this is what Paris looks like, is proof of falling under the same illusion. And to be honest, it is no surprise. Asians are the most surprised when they come to Paris.
My comments are FYI. If someone reads it, goes super charmed thinking that it is like that, the shock will be great. Especially if someone wants after reading this webtoon to be a street musician in Paris. No harm in letting people know reality.
Oh now i get it. I guess it really depends on how we interpret the story. I mainly focused on the moral part of the story and its plot and never minds the reality of its place which i was saying it was an art.
My bad, Sharmoon
I cannot take this seriously. It is quite clear that the author has a romantic vision of Paris.
Well, the city no longer has anything resembling romantic and chic.
No need to believe me, just go there and see for yourself. I pity anyone who comes from another continent to have a honeymoon there.