There are quite a lot of distinctive Korean foods though? Not as varied as China, of course, but the traditional foods in different regions are still quite different.
Of course. Rafflesia is already quite rare. What normal shop would carry their seeds?
However, the owner of the flower seeds shop said that they did not carry rafflesia seeds, and she suggested that Su Jin try to buy them online. Although Su Jin was disappointed, she still bought a few pitcher plants and Venus flytraps, plus some rose seeds on the side.
Fantasy · MelodiousPrayer
Rafflesia? Native corpse/death flower to Indonesia and Borneo? How did it get out here?
In her past life, she had stumbled across a mutated rafflesia flower. After she obtained a seed from it, however, she just happened to stumble across a small tide of zombies. Many of her teammates died to those zombies, and in her desperation she made the rafflesia seed grow. The flower that bloomed from it somehow managed to gobble up three zombies in one bite!
Fantasy · MelodiousPrayer
I'm still struggling to get over the 'Axilla, bright flower Axilla' To me, Axilla = armpit or axillary like in botany, but still... you know? Just gotta suck it up. Don't laugh. Don't laugh. Laughing at someone's name isn't respectful...
clip clop
"Drip-drop, drip-drop~~~!"
Eastern · A piece of perilla leaf
Err... spelling of 'six'. Pretty sure you aren't writing in Latin here, so...
Chen Mumu counted while laughing, "Eight…seven…sex….three…two…."
Urban · BOOKWORM7
Uh... in Chapter 13, there's a paragraph that reads: 'She had been given the most important scene where the two lovers reunited during the ninth lifetime. It was a super sweet yet bitter moment between the two characters and it was the most important moment of the whole film.' So... yeah...
Chen Mumu stood up, her face lighting up with determination. "Thank you so much! Cai Ying is a character I've felt deeply connected to ever since I read the script. Her journey through nine lifetimes, her unwavering love and sorrow, it's a story that resonates with me profoundly. I've prepared a scene from the second lifetime, where she realizes her lover does not recognize her."
Urban · BOOKWORM7
Don't say that, Doctor! You can't guarantee it! No good doctor would say that. It could easily get them sued. Author, back surgery for back pain has a really poor prognosis. I think it's only something like 13%. No doctor can guarantee that the pain won't come back or turn into a chronic (long term persistent) pain problem. The pain may not be as bad, but back pain is really a troublesome condition. It just likes to stick around and come back in the future.
Feng Du An held Chen Mumu's hands and nodded, "Yes. You can stop worrying now."
Urban · BOOKWORM7
I really want to comment on the not so great portrayal of disc herniation management and the recommendations with poor details, etc. As this is just a work of fiction, I will just return to facepalming or knocking my head on the wall in frustration. Also, if you ever come across nurses as unprofessional, discriminatory and prejudice as those portrayed in the story, please report them so that they can stop working as nurses and ruining the name of their profession and all the other related health professions. The health professions have no need for people like this. Again, if you meet a bad or unprofessional health care worker, please report them so that the rest of the health professionals don't have to take their flak. Thank you.
I think I caught up to the story at the wrong time. Feeling conflicted.
Shadow Slave
Fantasy · Guiltythree