episode_0081

Dahye is strange these days.

It seems like things have gotten weird since my sister brought up the topic of marriage not long ago.

When you ask what aspects have changed, it seems frustrating that you can’t give a clear answer.

It hasn’t changed much on the outside, but I feel like what I’m thinking on the inside is different.

Should I say that I feel like I keep thinking about the word marriage in my head?

I often get the feeling that he is really trying to marry me.

“No way, you don’t want to propose and get married really quickly.”

Working, talking on the phone, sitting in front of the computer… those scenes are unfamiliar.

This is something I have always seen in general.

Because it’s marriage…

I’m only 25… I’m now 26, but I never thought I’d be thinking about getting married.

My parents’ generation was already married by this age.

Considering my parents’ ages, I was born when they were 24, and Minji was born when they were 25.

However, that’s just my parents’ generation.

Nowadays, people say that getting married at 30 is the perfect time.

“Well… I guess I’ll get married if I get a proposal.”

There is no reason not to get married after being proposed to by Da-hye.

As I said before, we have enough money.

I’m just worried that I’m not ready yet.

What preparations do people need to get married?

No, not psychological or philosophical.

This is what you really need for a wedding.

Of course, the newlywed home and wedding ceremony are the most important.

Isn’t the biggest reason why the number of couples getting married and the birth rate dropping is because of housing prices?

In fact, it doesn’t really matter whether a house is for monthly rent, lease, or sale.

Rather, there are some people who feel more comfortable renting or renting rather than buying or selling.

However, it is different for people who think they need their own home even if they are thinking of settling down completely.

Would it be easy to pack up and move every time?

“Besides, the monthly rent will be a bit of a burden…”

You can be happy even in a studio!

If you watch it in cartoons or dramas, that kind of thing sometimes comes up.

But, that only lasts for a moment.

When you have a child, you have to make a room for the child, and then you automatically have to go to a place that requires at least two rooms.

So how much will the monthly rent be?

It is said that you can easily find a one-room apartment in Busan for between 30 and 50 won, but the reality is that you have to think about millions of won for a two-room apartment.

Monthly rent alone is 1 million won per month.

No matter how much you earn, if you earn 100 units, it is equivalent to 1/3 or 1/2 of your income, so you will have to think about at least more than the jeonse.

“Once the house is ready… I’m in a coma now.”

Even a coma would cost a lot of money.

White appliances like TVs and refrigerators are very expensive even when taken individually, but you have to buy all of them when you buy a wedding, right?

Even here, it breaks roughly by over 2000-3000.

No, let’s say we’ll do a little bit of work on the interior before that…

“… My head hurts… Should I just give up on this life? ”

If you’re born again in the next life and you’re a chaebol, you’ll get married.

No matter how much I think about it, marriage is unthinkable unless you are someone like me who has been saving money consistently.

“I’m more worried about my sister than myself…”

“Me? What am I worried about?”

“My sister should get married someday too.

It seems I’m the only one worried about my sister’s marriage.

It seems like he isn’t even worried.

When I ran into him at the supermarket before, he seemed to get along well with the 5th grade civil servant next to him.

Can’t they just get married?

“Hey…what does he say?”

I’m also confused.

It is normal for people who have no heart at all to be indifferent.

They react that way because they have a little bit of heart.

My older sister was also a woman.

“He was handsome and kind. I met you on the street before and he smiled and asked me if I had eaten?”

“I heard… I saw my younger brother walking with his girlfriend…”

Oh… if they’re talking about things like that, it seems like things aren’t too bad in private, right?

It would have been a waste for my older sister, but I don’t think there’s anything I wouldn’t do with that older brother.

“But if we’re going to get married, shouldn’t my sister, who is a year older than us, go first?”

“Haa… I never imagined I would hear something like this from my younger brother…”

“I can’t even send it to you. My sister says I have to imagine dating right now?”

“Okay, so be quiet. Minji already became interested and came out to the living room.”

Minji already has a boyfriend, so she has nothing to regret.

In my family, my sister is the only one who can’t date.

“Sister~ Or should I introduce you to a friend? Are you a very nice girl?”

“Minji… are you really getting scolded by your sister?”

“Heeing… Brother, sister is trying to kill me.”

“You haven’t done anything yet?”

Did you feel the fear of death from that one word?

But Minji did something wrong just now.

The only one who can make fun of my older sister is me, a man.

After my sister’s common sense changed, she became the type of person who would never hit a man.

Instead, he beats the woman to the point where she thought he might kill her.

Minji should be thankful that she is not just your older sister’s younger sister, but is at the level of your real younger sister.

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“Hmm… This is the framework for a romantic comedy, but…”

Is it because I have become sensitive to the word marriage recently?

I was trying to end the story with the main characters dating, but I ended up writing a part about them getting married.

Rather than feeling despondent that I had already used up the entire story when there were over 400 episodes in reserve, I found it a bit surprising that I was going crazy because I was curious about the last part of the story even though it was written by me.

To have a lingering feeling for one’s own work… What kind of work did I end up throwing away?

“It would be okay to serialize something like the original webtoon as a sequel…”

Or, how about making the sequel into a drama first?

The work I’ve written now feels like a prequel.

It might not be a bad idea to build a worldview based on the world of women and men.

Since it was the beginning of the genre, wouldn’t it be okay to do that?

“But the next work is also a bit like the Yeonam station story…”

There’s still about a year left before it’s completed, so it’s okay to think about it slowly.

And there is no need to write a new work right away.

I need to take my time and think about it.

Either write a romantic comedy again, or write a Laurence comedy with no male-female roles.

“Tch…. It’s already finished.”

I don’t know how many people will watch it until it’s completed, but I’m sure there will never be another work in my life that becomes a huge hit like this one, right?

This time, I saw that a channel on QTube was even counting down the number of views of my novel, including all the tabloids.

I thought someone like Pew

Well… the difference is that it’s not subscribers, but views.

Anyway, I never imagined that I would get 100,000 subscribers through that.

He has great ideas, so I’m not trying to tackle him.

“If you finish all the tabs, the number of views will already be 200 million…”

I wonder why there are all these novels.

Isn’t our population in Korea about 50 million?

Even if it is sold in foreign countries such as China and the United States, the number of views is 200 million, including tabloids, for a work serialized around 200 episodes.

If it really gets to the end, I think it will reach 2 billion views.

“If the number of views reaches 2 billion… I should just marry Dahye.”

If you get that much, your pension is guaranteed for life.

I can get married to Da-hye and have children without any worries.

“By the way… Should I tell our editor that I’ve already written all the way to completion?”

Considering that I got married in the finale and ended with a happy ending, I think Da-hye will become more proactive.

So I’m wondering whether I should hide it for a while or tell it.

I think I’ll get upset if I don’t tell you…

If I tell you, I think he’ll ask me to marry him right away…

“It would be a good idea to consult with Minji or older sister…”

I don’t think those two will keep secrets.

Minji has a light mouth and her sister has a heavy mouth, but wouldn’t she let Dahye know? A thought keeps popping up in my head.

“Then… It’s Minjae and Seongho… No matter how urgent I am, I never thought there would come a moment when I would consider bringing up the topic of marriage with them…”

Telling these two guys is tantamount to suicide.

Da-hye and Min-ji may not tell their older sisters, but it’s certain that they will spread rumors to their classmates.

It’s also very distorted.

“Then…who should I ask… Oh, should I contact that person…”

A celebrity I met in Japan before.

This is Yoo Seong-hwan, who registered his marriage before graduating from high school.

Since he is a man who got married at the age of 19, wouldn’t he fully understand my feelings?

Plus, I have a cute daughter…

“…But this person asked me how I got that idea.”

So I’m a little worried.

Perhaps they sensed that I came from a place with different common sense than here.

In some communities, such words are said as a joke, but I wonder if Yoo Seong-hwan really thinks that way about me.

Umm….