He says there's no use emphasizing with NPCs but chooses to be the sacrifice anyway (even if it's to get an ending!)
I don’t think it’s for them, I definitely think it’s more of a “I really got the BOGO useless twats deal, I really have to do everything myself” POV for our lovely resourceful Bada
Lol possibly
The French Toast looks fine, but they should have Chef Hyunwook cook for them haha
Also, what's with Mi-eum's balls in one of the panels hahaha, I can't stop laughing looking at it
https://www.mangago.zone/read-manga/cry_me_a_river/uu/br_chapter-194133/pg-21/
laugh my NONE existent ball off
Also in Ch 21 ☠
https://www.mangago.zone/read-manga/cry_me_a_river/uu/br_chapter-193104/pg-19/
Is this how it actually is, for real?
POOR GUY GETS HIS BALLS ROASTED
I really tried not to notice it. I really tried very hard
LOL. Poor Mium, his age of 28 only has the ball of eunuch.
(￣∇￣")
In all the Chinese novels, this is exactly how you take revenge in the royal palace lol. You don't hurt the queen/concubine/empress/consort etc, you slap/kill their most trusted servant to hurt them. Palace Politics 101, let's go! (๑•ㅂ•)و✧
i like it actually. gags me more. like hurting the mc is already tiredddd but hurting them indirectly? the depth that that adds to everything about the story is just chefs kiss
so twisted, I love it hahaha
Exactly
I don't remember much involving the family but why exactly does Dowon not get along with his family except the mom?
I don't think the author mentioned a specific reason but I guess cuz the family has that trivial idea of relationships and close minded about it. U would think that dojin is doing just fine but he looks like he doesn't feel comfortable with them himself also dowon compared to his brother has much more of a sense of freedom than the other so the type of ppl has it hard with close minded ppl like dowon's fam.
You will have to go all the way back to the beginning of this comic for that. If I remember correctly.... The parents used to fight a lot, and the father left them. It was the mother who raised both Dowon and Dojin by herself. I vaguely remember the impression of the boys father being abusive and a shitty husband....
Oh I see, thanks!
Got it, tysm!
But I liked how he said, "No, not at all" when his friend asked if he was sure about their relationship. That response makes it so realistic. Because in life, you just don't know, sometimes (and not just because it's his first homosexual relationship).
That was a little unexpected. I thought he would make fun of Dan, throw away the present or get jealous about not know why Dan is behaving so unusually recently. Well... I won't complete about drunk sex either. (●'◡'●)ﾉ
The cousin is a compulsive liar? Or was this chapter about something else that I missed / misunderstood?
Same pls smn explains
im confused too
Doha was sus that cousin guy knew about this being a game. Point on him not giving Bada any help when he was pointed up as a sus person in the previous run, and how he seems to be able to see Doha putting the cassette tape on the thing while he don't have his glasses plus it's dark there. So Doha be sus of him.
Oh, I see
I don't know if the cousin knows this is a game.
Explicitly Doha mentioned that he's just selfish and a liar. So,
1. Maybe their friend Yong Taek died because the cousin pushed him onto the killer to save himself. When Doha says, "It's a good thing you weren't killed" it's a highlighted speech bubble. It could be a clue the author wants us to focus on. Like, the cousin is a liar.
2. Similarly, he didn't defend Bada when he was labelled as a dangerous person. So, the cousin is a selfish person.
Or it could also be that Doha said the cousin's a liar because he's lying about how poor his vision is exactly.
"His trained lower half is more than just THREE pillars... they're lethal weapons."
The two pillars are his legs, I'm assuming. What is the THIRD pillar lmao, I'm so confused.
I think he means ballet taekwondo and running ⁄(⁄ ⁄·⁄ω⁄·⁄ ⁄)⁄
Oh my God, for real? That's hilarious
Okay..