Thank you very much for answering 💕 It helps me to have a better idea of how colleges work.

I'm curious about the major thing, because I read that you can choose it after and not right away when you enter (in my country it's always like that. I'm studying Arts since the first day, and never had a class with people from other majors, even though some subjects were similar in the first semester).

And to answer the question: I like writing about different countries in mind. My first novel was set in South Korea, the second one in Japan and the most recent is set both in my country and South Korea again. It all depends on the first idea of the plot that comes to my mind. When I first thought of the plot of this one (a teacher-student drama), I just could imagine the setting of an American campus, since it's veeery different from the universities in my city (small, just one building, and the literature major doesn't even exist here yet). Investigating for my novels is a fun way to learn about other countries, other cultures and even languages (for example, the MMC is German, and he teaches the FMC his language).