Sentiment reviews

The book and webtoon are both deeply moving, but sometimes there are scenes that make you think, ‘Isn't it difficult to do that in real life?’ Of course, webtoons are originally a genre with somewhat realistic settings, and we watch them for emotions, insights, and wisdom, but the gap between them and reality can be confusing. Of course, webtoons are inherently unrealistic to a certain extent, and the reason we watch them is to gain emotions, insights, and wisdom, but if the gap with reality is too big, it can be confusing. Today, I've summarized the unrealistic elements in the webtoons of the Kimjangjang story, and if you feel differently, please share your thoughts in the comments! 😊(Note: This article is meant to be a fun-oriented...

The protagonist is an empty-nester. She doesn't have a job or work, but she is a so-called ‘ojirapper‘ who interferes in every small matter in the neighborhood. She receives a 200 million won minus card from her lawyer brother for childcare expenses, and moves into the apartment as rent... On the first night, she hears a mysterious, enormous noise. ’Kung... Kung.... ‘‘What's that noise...? I can't sleep.’ A calm and witty movie about the search for the culprit is . The first emotion I heard while watching the movie was that the lawyer brother “Duon” was too cold to his sister...