[DeepL Translation - needs review]
The winner of Korea's RIDIBOOKS 2018 BL Novel Grand Prize has finally landed in Japan.
In the daily life of "Chu Sang-Woo," a native computer language speaker who lives in a binary world, "Jang Jae-Young," a senior who lives in the sense of studying graphic design at the same university, invades his life like a virus.
Can Sang-woo correct the semantic errors (grammatically correct but non-functional computer syntax) that are ruining his life? ......
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Opposites indeed but they make it work
First of all the story. Be prepared for the characters to not get along at first, and even sometimes after. You have to see the seeds of softness and push and pull of their relationship.
The book cycles between their two perspectives of the same events mostly which sounds boring but because the two characters are so different I didn't find it so. The author also changes what parts to focus on, and sometimes adds things.
Vocabulary wise because it is based on a Korean novel