His voice isnt the same from his 20s and the studio records, there's a raspness to it. But I think the imperfection just makes it more poetic in a tour about time itself. Beautiful in a special way.

Siwoo is pretty useful because he heals

I remember having such fun times reading the manga! I should read more from Aya Nakahara, I wonder why her other series didnt make as much noise as LoveCom

But it's the same with many other big hit mangakas, I guess

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(Which is exactly what I didnt like in Red River, another famous 'og isekai'. I wonder if afterwards the author overcame this need to constantly put MC in those kind of situations, bc the setting and artifacts/scenery/clothing were genuinely interesting)

Like they're trying hard to sell the image of a "cat-like" (in lack of a better expression) lady who'll have constant bickering and love-hate scenes with the men in her life.
Plus I'm afraid it'll have many attempts of r/pe as a plot device.

But the first episode didnt sold it to me yet. The protagonist seems to be a bit performatic sometimes (in situations of danger, spitting on a stranger with weapons doesnt sound very reasonable...).

Now, I struggle to find movies even from the 2000s, that isnt that long ago.
I wish there was an universal catalogue for older media that we could access and preserve.