Twenty-first century high school student Moon Bin Kim lives a parallel life as the son of a warrior family in the thirteenth century, and struggles to learn who he is and why he exists across time and space.
Volume 9 had our hero finally rejoin some of his people and that was a relief. The Korean pride being flown throughout this series is really something. It’s somewhere between patriotic and propaganda but I’m not mad about it. It’s been a joy to read overall.