Sumin: I really like the author Kim Cho-yeop. After discovering her work, I started enjoying reading novels, too. I also recommended *If We Cannot Go at the Speed of Light* on Weverse. It was so much fun that I thought you could make hundreds of movies based on the worlds in her works. And even though they’re science-fiction fantasy, each story has a lesson in it, which I liked even more. To recommend some books I’ve enjoyed reading, first, *Ordinary Words* (Kim Eana). Even though I only read it, I thought, “The author’s thoughts are so healthy and profound,” and she felt like a “senior in life” to me. And *I Decided to Die One Year After My 29th Birthday* (Amari Hayama). As the title says, it tells the story of this person’s journey up until the day arrives when she has decided to die one year later. I’ll stop here so I don’t spoil anything. (Laughs.) I also recommend *Only Hana on Earth* (Jung Se-rang). I don’t usually cry even when watching movies, but these books were so sad that I shed tears while reading them. I think I actually get more easily immersed when reading books than when watching movies or dramas. When I read just the words and imagine things in the direction I want, I feel like I find myself empathizing before I know it.
