The Boy Who Stole From the Fairy Lake
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+KO · 선녀탕 도난사건
+EN · The Boy Who Stole From the Fairy Lake · unofficial
+Seonnyeotang Theft Case
+The Fairy Bath Thief
+The Seonnyeotang Robbery Incident
+The Seonnyeotang Theft
+仙女の湯で盗難事件!?〜繋がっていた運命の糸〜
+出逃少爷奇遇记
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+EN · My name is Hyosin Lee, and I just want to get one thing straight: I am not a thief! I ran away from home to escape my stifling household but ended up lost in the mountains where I found a pile of clothes. How was I supposed to know that they belonged to the very handsome half-fairy, San Baek? He has (reluctantly) let me stay with him because I was badly injured. He doesn’t talk much, but he’s kind and I like being with him… However, I know it won’t be long until my family finds me and when that happens… I’ll never be able to see San again! (Source: Tapas)
+EN · Original Webtoon: BookCube, Naver Series, Bomtoon, Lezhin, MrBlue, Ridibooks, KakaoPage
+EN · Official Translations: English, Japanese
+EN · Notes: - Seonnyeotang (선녀탕) is a famous public pool in Korea. it's known in legend that fairies used it for bathing.
+EN · - Seonnyeo means Fairy and Tang means bath, so the title can also be translated as 'The Fairy Bath Theft'.
+Description from MangaUpdates · https://www.mangaupdates.com/series/nenwaqr
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+Story · Sudong
+Art · Sudong
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