the summer of 1993 ── dohwa baek

i like how detailed it was personally and i like the charaters the drama action and all around good chapter and i like the name im def gonna read next chapter

Easy to read, original ( to me ). I like that in the beginning the FL comes across as weak and timid, which to an extent she is (more modest and shy), but also turns out to have strong points such as staying calm in stress situation and quick thinking. She turns out to be strong a lot of the time when overcoming initial fear without suddenly showcasing superhero qualities. Also pretty decent length of chapters and pricing ( in comparison )

I said yep what a concept

[Elemental Affinity Gained]

I had a pretty normal life besides the occasional power cut and/or water cut but that would change when I was five years old, my parents decided to take me out to the beach for my birthday. We were having a great time until while I was swimming, a huge wave raised and crashed into me I thought I was going to drown and I kept struggling to reach the surface till I realized that I wasn't suffocating from a lack of air but instead it felt like the ocean was hugging me and gently trying to help reach the surface. After what felt like an eternity my parents and their friends finally pulled out and brought me to the land and cuddled me thinking my shacking was from being scared when I was just cold. Being a child I thought I merely imagined what happened and soon I completely forgot about that event until ten years later.

<p>Nevertheless, Mo Lingtan was never angry with her and he always tried to make her happy.</p>

Coca-Cola was the first commercialsponsorof the Olympic games, at the1928 gamesin Amsterdam, and has been an Olympics sponsor ever since.[123]This corporate sponsorship included the1996 Summer Olympicshosted inAtlanta, which allowed Coca-Cola to spotlight its hometown. Most recently, Coca-Cola has released localized commercials for the2010 Winter Olympicsin Vancouver; one Canadian commercial referred to Canada's hockey heritage and was modified after Canada won the gold medal game on February 28, 2010 by changing the ending line of the commercial to say "Now they know whose game they're playing".[124]

The two demons which attacked her were shackled by the strong chains that appeared out of thin air.