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No they're for-proft and doesn't go to the author. Same with the other scanlation teams that have things that say like "access advanced chapter on website." And pretty sure they use AI to translate

Yeah, I signed up to check it out because my brain wasn’t going to let it go. It’s Ai translated. Absolutely garbage.

I think its just superstition. The idea is that Tae is not special at all, just a normal kid. Whereas Jaeui is a genius/prodigy. That's why there's a difference in treatment. Jaeui himself realise Tae is his lucky charm when as kids whenever Tae is sick, Jaeui will be sick. But when Jaeui is sick, Tae doesn't get sick. Also, whenever Tae feels sth is amiss or missing his brother, something bad WILL happen to Jaeui but as long as Tae is fine, Jaeui will come out of it fine. And I guess too many coincidences become "True". Also, Asian businessmen or upper class people are very superstitious. When enough people believe in it, it becomes a "fact", especially since Jaeui, a genius, believes in this. Basically if Tae died, Jaeui dies, but if Jaeui dies Tae will stay alive.

I love Passion btw but this is my main criticism of the story (novel ) . Actually the whole thing of his luck is a supernatural phenomenon, but sadly it’s not explore enough for my liking . We know is there and what it does but that’s it . However it’s one of the main reason why Tay and Ilay fit so well like it was ment to be . Ilay is the other character that because of his unnatural and inhuman nature fit that concept as well . Tay wanted an easy going life but that was never possible for him . He needed someone who will always be willing to put his life on the line for him and not die easily

They bring it up so randomly. Like it’s a big thing and I know they mentioned it throughout the story but I agree it doesn’t feel like enough for how important it seems to be.

Thank you. This condenses it a bit for me. Still, I wish they would be a bit less subtle about showing it. It might be a transition issue more than anything though.

Oh, definitely.

well brook already said it that Shuri/Imu commited a patricide

Yeah. I don't know what is happening in chapter 91 as I don't understand Korean but indeed he seems like a spoiled angry kitten.

He’s cranky his assassination plan didn’t work. The the ML essentially bent him over and called him his b*tch with none of the pleasure.

But… pretty dumb of the ML to bring him home with him. Inviting the fox into the hen house as it were.

He's bringing him home?? That is indeed dumb.

So he can keep an eye on him. Like, it’s clearly for plot purposes but damn

wait, so he kills them all ?

Spoilers——-

Not exactly. But he kills the main two aresholes who stared it all.

First: he burns the dorm down (after drugging them and trying Hugh up) only Hugh dies but Ray thinks they’re all dead.

Second: years later, he’s caught by the surviving three and hunted. George is killed. Ray leaves the other two. This is where I chose to have the story end for me. The rest gets real convoluted.

But to continue:

Third: Simon dies after being pushed off a cliff(?) I think but it was Jerome’s fault. Ray and them come back to the school as a throuple.

Ray and Jerome live together in trauma.

ughhhh thanks for the spoilers. I'll end the story at the same mark as you !

question,, so who was the first person that started it all?

Hugh. His first pet was George (or maybe Jerome, he was given to Hugh’s family as a child) George and Hugh fell in love and began getting pets together. Simon was one of them. Jerome and Simon were just the ones who were twisted enough to join in. Call it a survival tactic but these guys are the first and only victims I’ll blame. All four of them are terrible and needed to die.

I need a good revenge story. Like “I spit on your grave.” Or something like that.

danggg

ur leaving some stuff out. simon was stupid and feared hugh. jerome was drugged and forced to rape his nanny which fucked him up and he was forced to continue yes for survival but also for an opportunity for revenge. which ofc doesnt justify any of their actions.

I think from the alabasta arc honestly. it was truly like genuinely WHY haven't they done anything till now? it felt like they literally let that shit slide. or romance dawn with buggy. like since baroque works I knew there was sum fishiness up, when they pick and choose which people to cast aside and allow to run the world rampant.

Yeah, for me, even then I was thinking, “oh they just don’t care” or they’re following higher up orders (and a lot are just following orders) When the CD came in, they were just spoilt brats. The five elders really cemented it for me. They didn’t just “not care” they thought less of humans, believe them to be scum.

I KNOW its absolutely insane, dressrosa probably or the Amazon lily arc made me never side with the WG again. even if they did good like thats wild to have such a fucked up system. the world plot crazy tho shitt

They really mostly care about catching the pirates. Their purpose is to extinguish pirates and those that wants to dig into the Void Century. I think only a few really cares about protecting the civilians. Atp WG is just a way to cover up the atrocities they're doing.

definitely water 7 and enies lobby arcs -- with such a big plot twist of CP9 trying to murder a good man for simply having too much influence and then the backstory of robin and how the WG is just hiding war crimes (lost 100 years or whatever it's called) and killing off anyone who asks questions -- how could you not question the WG for putting such a large bounty on a child for simply existing