Novel Korean Novels & Stories

Teens like them never run out of static in their heads but Kate’s seem to have been especially loud these past few days. “Oh,” Kate exclaims, ‘‘jajangmyeon’ means something like ‘so annoying’, right?” ‘What do you mean?” Nathan asks with knit brows. Jajangmyeon is the name of noodles with black sauce; a Korean child’s favorite food and the most popular dish for home delivery, kind of like what pizza is to Americans. “You know,” Kate says, “like on K-dramas, the characters say ‘jajangmyeon…’” Kate adopts an exhausted, scoffing intonation in the last bit.

Actually, the world in this novel wasn't clearly described, that's why it was hard to predict which culture should I use here. The novel didn't even named the country I'm currently residing as a citizen and the only country that was clearly stated in the novel was Australia. It was the country that the original heroine came from before returning here. And if I'm not mistaken, this place doesn't have a name that I could recognized and connect to my past life's world. But I felt that this was the same with the China or maybe it could be also the same with Korea, because the author of the novel wasn't a Filipino. Anyways, The setting was the same with the webnovels I read before so, my conclusi