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Chip_55dCommenté‘Average-looking’ curse given to every male Mc ever but the fandom takes it as a challenge and makes him the most majestic man in existence
Juho got up to looked into the mirror on the wall. There was face facing him, not handsome enough to compare to celebrities, but not necessarily ugly. It was a young face. Then, Juho realized who the room belonged to. It was his own.- Chip_55dCommenté
Half asleep twice? For what reason 🧐
Half asleep, Juho thought peacefully, half asleep. That moment, his body was already falling away from the rail. A scream, ice-cold wind, and the coolness in the scalp were telling him that he was falling. - Chip_55dCommenté
🗿
"Ya, ya, don't you worry. I'm not going to die." - Chip_56dCommenté
‘A great storyteller’
Juho reached out his hand toward the river. With the power of liquid courage, he pretended to a novelist, a novelist who lived like he would jump into the river any minute, a novelist who lived an eternity, a great storyteller. Regretting his greed for wealth and fame in the past, Juho threw himself into the river. There was a splash, and he floundered about in the water. - Chip_56dCommenté
Foreshadowing
Juho thought of the faces of novelists who took their own lives. He wouldn't tell who they were out of respect. Among those authors were an artist who couldn't overcome his desire for destruction and an exceptional novelist. Their books had no business in grieving the death of their masters, and they continued to sell, unlike Juho's. - Chip_56dRépondu à Chip_5
…Well have your wish granted then
"I want to be the river." - Chip_56dCommenté
AGHHHH he was just a tiny little lad
"Yes," Juho reassured the editor as he questioned him repeatedly and walked out of the bookstore with confidence even though he fell several times looking back. - Chip_56dCommenté
I forgot how strange the time jumping/pacing is 😶 well I just need to get into the flow of things again
As Juho walked into a large bookstore, he noticed his book before many others. It wasn't because of his special affection towards his book, but because the copies were being displayed in the most noticeable spot, the bestseller corner. - Chip_56dCommenté
Haha…[img=Unalived]
He was an average Korean student, an average student who hated school, but still wanted to have money. He was a foolish student who would rather enjoy the present and procrastinate on things that he needed to do, at least until a few months back. - Chip_56dCommenté
Seeing Juho’s name while reading has me pausing from overexcitement I feel a lil crazy rn
'What in the world is going on?' Thought Juho. - Chip_56dCommenté
Now now- I forgot this book is not really supposed to be comforting, it is in a way but not really.
Juho prayed every night before bed for the sun not to rise. After waking up, he would think about when the damn planet was going to end. Knowing that life would be a repetition of ambiguous days, he couldn't help but sigh. - Chip_56dCommenté
I can’t imagine the future for me at all 🙂↔️
'Will I be able to take care of myself in the future if I become an adult, the father of a child, and then an old man?' - Chip_56dCommenté
Good question 😔
"How should I make a living?" - Chip_511dPosté
My favorite book, number 1. I loved the beginning, I was a bit skeptical near the end but after finally finishing the last chapters I really loved it. I wouldn’t change a thing in the story, although It’d be great to have a side story with the characters interacting… ‘loving how others view or see you’ is probably how I felt as a reader. I love the main character I thought I got to know him and I wouldn’t be surprised to what he would do next but he stayed true to his unpredictable nature and pleasantly surprised me at times, even so far in the story. I’m so sad it’s over but I’ll forever remember it as my favorite book and re read it every time I’m sad.
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NO- it’s over [img=Cries] I love this book with my whole heart, my favorite for sure…
Life was long, and morning was bound to come. Taking a deep breath, Juho shouted out the sentence he had just written on the piece of paper, "Here comes the Great Storyteller!" - Chip_511dCommenté
My favorite character
Juho read through the letter, which was filled with harsh, blunt words. After infiltrating into a religious cult in order to learn more about it, Coin released his first full-length novel in five years, which had placed him at yet another peak in his career. The content and quality of the novel made his fans completely forget about the author's hiatus. What Coin was saying through the letter was quite simple: he was urging Juho to keep in touch. When Crow asked Juho about it, the author said, "He says he'll punch the living hell out of me otherwise." - Chip_53mthPosté
Very good writing, translation is the best, and the ending… the first time I got to the end it wasn’t something I expected but now that I took a break for a long while and came back- I think I understand a little more about why the author might have chosen this route, rather than leaving it at a satisfying open-ending. I highly recommend!!!
- Chip_55mthPostédetailI Own a Funeral Home: Live Stream Following Other Streamers and Shock the Entire Internet!Urbain · Gemini Sheep