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Not to mention they're probably using the Korean age system which works very differently from the international age system. They're already considered 1 when born and turn a year older every new year regardless of what month you're born. So the 20 year old in this story could actually be 18 irl. Yikes

25 and 30 is vastly different than 20 and 30, never mind the fact hes still in highschool technically. Maybe cultural differences in my perspective