
Egg!
2014-07-22 · 8 min · Not rated
There is a man whose eyes are made of eggs. One day he fell in love with an egg shop lady at a glance, and his eyes became ripe with fever, and he could not see. Literally blind to love.
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- Goo Han-eol
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