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About Satellite Girl and Milk Cow
The KITSAT-1 satellite has long since ceased performing its job of photographing the Korean Peninsula. Much to its surprise, a strange force gives the device a body resembling a young girl after it falls out of orbit and lands on Earth. Even more perplexing is that KITSAT-1 soon meets Ko Kyung-chun, a young man with a gift for music who is trapped in the body of a milk cow. Kyung-chun has tragically been affected by a curse that turns those with broken hearts into animals. Taking the name...
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