Reviews
I don't think it's a sensitive lanobel. Although I thought that once the modern story was upside down, it might have felt like a ‘sucking dog’, but fortunately, it was more of a cheerful dog than a ‘eye dog’. Among other things, if the observation was the background of the 47th day in which our nation still assumed its first colony, it would be uniquely free but then be ruled over by Seoul only after it was swept into international conditions. (It would be convenient to leave the oracles
The Nobble engine has put out a series of reminders of our country in the mid-twenties, and this is one of them. It wasn't easy to read because of the nature of the material, but it was fun enough.
Lee Jun-in: Shattered Age 1
Ideologeical Action Actic Actics Acted by Eygith Azebt, Number One. South Korea, where four countries have been ruled since liberation. Seoul was divided into four generations of British, American, Soviet (i.e. Russia) and China in the exercise of rulership. And now, geography and political factors have made Seoul a crime-demanded city of globalism. A girl who does not know the world's water supply is pursued by Orpen, a criminal organization representing the British union, trying to save her fellow students. What saved her at the moment of crisis was a strange boy who claimed to be Sunbi. A boy walking in the back alley of Seoul discussing the status quo of the receiving state. The girl in Myface. A mate-seeker. The desires and secrets of those who wander the streets of crime are so much more than a whole world of chaos...
Korean title: 섀터드 에이지 1
Korean author: 이준인
Korean publisher: 영상출판미디어(영상노트)
ISBN-13: 9791131939857
Reviews
I don't think it's a sensitive lanobel. Although I thought that once the modern story was upside down, it might have felt like a ‘sucking dog’, but fortunately, it was more of a cheerful dog than a ‘eye dog’. Among other things, if the observation was the background of the 47th day in which our nation still assumed its first colony, it would be uniquely free but then be ruled over by Seoul only after it was swept into international conditions. (It would be convenient to leave the oracles
The Nobble engine has put out a series of reminders of our country in the mid-twenties, and this is one of them. It wasn't easy to read because of the nature of the material, but it was fun enough.
