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I hope not ಥ_ಥ

Lmao the author already knows and has stated she hates the uploaders and anyone illegally pirating her work. It stresses her out tremendously and she’s threatened to drop it because of these people. They still refuse to respect her in any capacity and continue to upload less that 24 hours. I hope she honestly just files a lawsuit. From the 15th, the big publishers like Lezhin, WEBTOON, and Tapas, etc have been working on a purge of their content from illegal sites. Without a doubt this site will be first.

Also, it costs nothing to support so there really is no excuse

Yikes, wouldn't be surprised if this gets taken down.

I’m 100% prepared for it. I read legally so it wouldn’t really affect me, I just enjoy the forum. Before, I had less of a problem with people pirating because I could just tell them how they could support, but this site has fostered so many entitled people and it’s actively causing harm to the authors when people really have the balls to go and harass artists over their work not being free. A “scan team” from here has already been sending Byeonduck death threats and harassment. It’s now to the point where artists are cancelling their series because of piraters being unable to keep their mouths shut and posting their work and encouraging illegal sites for internet points like the author of “Pink Heart Jam”. No artist should have to bench a project they worked so hard on because of all these entitled children with no respect for their intelligence thinking they won’t find out about pirate sites.

It’s cos everyone learns about it at school :/

I'm just surprised that she knows the english term of skorbut . And Skorbut is a german term, even the people and the old Chloe in that time doesn't know the cause of it. So there's no way she would know what skorbut is unless she has a high IQ and is a former medical student.

Uhm no, we literally learn about scurvy in primary school here in the uk. It’s probably the same in Korea where she’s from in her past life.

I'm not from UK, but in my country we don't really call it scurvy. We just call it vit c deficiency or just low in vitamins. It usually happens in poorer areas here, but it's not that common here. You're from Uk? Well that explains why you know about it, because scurvy became infamous from the tales of british sailors in the past. Maybe Park Hajeong learned it during her exchange student trip in England. I guess thanks for making me realized it.

I should thank you too. I thought it was basic general knowledge but that makes sense. Where are you from if you don’t mind me asking?

Philippines. I'm jealous that they teach you about it in primary school. Back then, they just told us to eat a lot of healthy foods to prevent from getting sick lol. I just learned about scurvy two years ago hehe.

Learned skurvy in highschool lmao so i guess it is taught in school??

she could have learnt it from movies or books, many pirate movies/books mangas have mentions of it, also the language on the world/country cloe* is from might have bases on what we know as german, so she would have understood the term.

the term itself is pretty similar to the english word imo.

*with cloe i mean the character cloe, not the current cloe.

I think it depends on what school you've gone to. I'm also from the Ph and stuff like scruvy & gingivitis was taught to us as part of our HS health and living curricullum. It was nice to know about rosehips though. :o i only knew about that stuff from beauty/skincare things

Lmao, no cap, US is the same. I learned scurvy from one piece

I’m from Argentina, we learn about it in primary school, as well other diseases, vaccination and eradicated diseases.