People definitely need to read the novels and use the manhwa as a supplement to the novels. I figured this chapter wasn’t gonna be too interesting or move the plot much, and honestly it could’ve skipped the dream sequence since there was no context for it, but— it did miss a fairly important point ( I think).
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In the novel, when Taekjoo joins Olga in the kitchen, he doesn’t immediately see her and wonders where she is. He finds her hunched over desperately looking for her medication and once he finds it and gives it to her she tells him she has congenital angina (a heart problem). After this they settle down and it’s when they realize they’ve been infiltrated. Her medication plays a very important part in Taekjoo’s escape later on.
I think not establishing that Olga has a heart problem was a missed opportunity because when he steals the medication, it would have to be explained there to justify the medication being part of the plot.
People definitely need to read the novels and use the manhwa as a supplement to the novels.
I figured this chapter wasn’t gonna be too interesting or move the plot much, and honestly it could’ve skipped the dream sequence since there was no context for it, but— it did miss a fairly important point ( I think).
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In the novel, when Taekjoo joins Olga in the kitchen, he doesn’t immediately see her and wonders where she is. He finds her hunched over desperately looking for her medication and once he finds it and gives it to her she tells him she has congenital angina (a heart problem). After this they settle down and it’s when they realize they’ve been infiltrated.
Her medication plays a very important part in Taekjoo’s escape later on.
I think not establishing that Olga has a heart problem was a missed opportunity because when he steals the medication, it would have to be explained there to justify the medication being part of the plot.