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Yeahh, that's a common mistake with bad translations since from my understanding, korean doesn't use pronouns the same way english does (I forget if it's that there is no she/he equilevant or if it's gender neutral). It may be just pronouns in general since I'm used to seeing you/me getting mixed up as well. I just try to fix it in my brain as I read lol
So excited for the strong female lead, I hope she actually lifts him up like she does in the cover. Also, I don’t know if its a translation issue but I think its funny the call her a him