I finished the last two chapters on Ta**yT**n. If anyone can't afford it right now but has any questions on how it ends, let me know and I can spoil it for you :)
Just spoil it for me dear
chapter 51: Suhan's dad drives them to school to take their exam. After they take the entrance exam they decide to release their stress by planning a group beach trip for once classes are over.
chapter 52: Suhan doesn't make it into any of the schools he applied for, and Cheongyeon is a bit sulky during the beach trip since he worries that Suhan will go to the states with his uncle instead. Suhan gets rid of Cheongyeon doubts by asking him to continue to tutor him so he can retake the exam next year.
The end!
Okie. I tried submitting the scans for chapter 51 but ive never done it before so I'm not sure if it will look good/get approved. If it works out I'll upload for 52 as well
Omg, thank you soo much
Even though this is set ~100 years ago it's still so relevant to today. I think that's one of the reasons this rlly broke my heart.
I was baited by the chapter called "the end" & thought this was complete with ongoing side stories (╯°Д °)╯╧╧ I would have let this marinate!!
Are Korean Universities rlly far apart from each other? In my city the top uni is a 10 min drive from the regular uni. It would be super easy to just rent something in between and live together. Is that like not a thing in Korea??
it really depends on the area everywhere…..my top university is 40 mins away from other state colleges
Why did I like every relationship/friendship more than the one between Aryka and Vince? They just felt flat compared to the complex relationships they had with family and friends. It rlly lost me in the second half.
Does anyone know where we can read the epilogue talked about that the end of side 20? Even the raws are fine.
You can find it on bomtoon, search 이름 없는 꽃
It’s paid though.
Why did someone comment that the main story is complete... It clearly is not! Now I have to wait (╬￣皿￣)凸
If you see their comment don't fall for their wicked tricks. Let this one marinate!!
*light spoilers* Is there any deeper meaning to Tod mentioning his father? He mentioned his father taught him how to hunt, although he is now retired, and that his father sees him as an equal?
My current understanding is that maybe it is because Tod is resolute? He has followed his father's path as a trusted hunter vs. Dennis feels guilty for betraying his father and he continues to be condemed by people due to his inattentiveness towards "his" animals.
I'm not too sure what Tod mentioning his father "doesn't hut anymore" is supposed to mean. If he means hunt as "seduce" I guess his dad could just not be dilf material, but idk. I don't rlly think that is how it is meant to be understood
Tod’s father is God. He is lying when he makes it seem like their relationship is good. Basically he was just being deceptive and this was also kinda a setup to take a jab at Dennis. Hes just toying with him.
I mean he’s having a laugh what with saying “I look up to him” “he’s always treated me as an equal”
And he assumes Dennis and Dennis’ father don’t get along too well because he’s pointing out the fact that Dennis is disobeying God- his “father”/maker. Because he is dining with the devil and also because he disobeyed the one rule which is to not trust anybody but the sheep. Dining with someone is a pretty chummy thing to do.
Yup basically this just shows how Todd has the upper hand here. He knows what Dennis doesn’t and is manipulating the whole situation
Thanks for explaining! I never even considered father being like the holy father.
I'm confused why everyone is reincarnators? Did I miss why this was relevant other than the magic looking like a video game menu? It seems weird that they mentioned it in chapter 1 and then never mentioned it again.
It didn't need to be any further than chapter 1. A dragon punched a hole in a dimension seems as plausible as any other reason.
Plus the reincarnating seems to matter less in the story. Like a lot of stories is about adjusting to the new world.
It skips that part and just goes straight to the interesting parts.
Ah, okay. So the dragons are natural to that setting and it is just people that reincarnate? I wasn't sure if I missed something with the reincarnating being relevant to the dragon mate thing. I was just confused if it held plot importance that was covered in the book but just due to constraints wasn't fully covered here.
So it's just to establish the setting. okay. Thanks for explaining :)