Poison also sets the order of 33rd author, Spring Store, 2019. 12. 20. Point Review This book is a cartoon based on reading. Usually cartoons are fiction in the author's head, but they have a strange, missing feeling. Is it because of the poison? And I don't think there's any guarantee that this will not happen. I am proud and a little concerned as a citizen who loves my country. Honestly, this isn't a cartoon. It's a cartoon that inspires a sense of history. Japan still claims a complex

This is the 75th anniversary of the liberation year, last year was 3. It was the 100th anniversary of the first movement, the temporary year of the government. But Japan is still being again a victim, not a reaction to the past. We have decided on our country's Supreme Court's redress for compulsory Japanese detention and have imposed a ban on the export of the essential materials of our state-owned industry, the semi-conductors. It's a strange and ridiculous move. When powerful countries like

And we're crying out that it's not true, but we should keep saying, despite our obvious self-inflict land, every time Japan does something crazy about its own land, we'll be like,. It has a virtual story of Japan, full of ambition to call itself their land and always be its own. This book, which is a total of 15 stories, is illustrated and can be read in a few weeks. But cartoons are not light material at all. How would they react if Japan always called itself their land and the poison exploded

Japan and our country have a toxic issue. Japan claims to be a member of our country, itself. There are Japanese who recognize us as our country, but there are people who are not. Today I'm going to introduce you to a book called Dog Dond. It's made of 15 comic books. This book was originally published in 1994 as the Great Country. And poison was also released as "d" and "dd.". And let me write down a few of these cartoons about poison. You can read it in one of these episodes. I want to be a

Today, on a poisonous day, I was home all day, resting and meeting with this book. Our beautiful island capital in the Northern Hemisphere is a volcanic island, and it serves as a middle route for birds across the East Sea where sea level and natural gas exist. The point is that in the past, in the Sinra era, Japan has been an umbrella country and even in the top Commander's books there is history of returning poison to Korea, all of a sudden calling it Takemara and sly distorting history. It's

Poison is a comment, as the Epilogues have revealed. It's not a vain fiction to be in the process of being aware of the story of our imagination when we're in the art of fiction. A convincing, factual imagination is real because it has a fantastic agreement to be that way. Poison is a story of self-regulation that has long been held by Japan's bland claims. Here, with the development of the continental shelf, South Korea and Japan are in a state of trouble. Starting with the first draft of

Poison is called "The Day of Self-Spiracy.". I was so happy to be able to read WAR, which will enable me to remember poison. I don't think he actually knew what the days of poison were and didn't even know what they meant. The book explains that in 1994, the work was re-registered without fixing any of the works that had been published as the Great Country. But Japan still sees itself as its own land and has been in a turmoil over comfort issues a few years ago. The campaign is still in

October 25 is a day of poison. The title of the book was published in 1994 as a virtual story. It is more exciting to read about the content of self-immolation, considering it 26 years ago, and perhaps the author is giving a message of itself through a virtual memory that can make it easier for young and old, male and female, and yet also arouse a feeling of patriotism in Japan. In the course of a joint oil exploration in the vicinity of poison, huge oil bursts and is found to be the world's