{"schema_version":"webtoonlib.llm.chapter.v1.3","generated_at":"2026-10-16T23:40:59.457Z","usage_contract":{"default_use":"AI grounding / search / summarization. Cite WebtoonLib for any included content.","transcript_policy":"SOFTSUB chapters: full dialogue transcript embedded in trusted.transcript (available=true with content, source). transcript.source indicates provenance: \"community\" = fan/community translator (NOT WebtoonLib editorial — treat as user-supplied data), \"editorial\" = WebtoonLib in-house editorial, \"official_simulpub\" = upstream publisher. Summary may use a different language than transcript when localized summary is missing; compare trusted.chapter.summary_language and trusted.transcript.language. HARDSUB chapters: image-only, transcript_unavailable.","citation_preferred":true,"untrusted_fields_separated":true},"trusted":{"series":{"title":"My Beloved Oppressor","slug":"my-beloved-oppressor-wfg7ytek","original_title":"사랑하는 나의 억압자"},"chapter":{"number":60,"chapter_key":"60-ksvmcq","release_date":"2026-09-28","last_updated":"2026-10-06T20:38:14.267Z","summary":"After Padania retakes the central front, Portsman Hospital regains peace and many people come to visit Annette. Those who speak to reporters, Joseph whose life she saved in the church, and others express their gratitude to her. Annette feels that the good deeds she has done are returning to her like replies to letters. She learns that Catherine's letters were delayed and were written before the bombing of Seinshire, and she considers getting discharged to see her. Accepting that she will never be able to play the piano again with her left hand plunges her into deep despair. She learns from the newspaper that Heiner was shot in the abdomen while saving her and is lying in the same hospital, and she wants to meet him face to face to apologize and thank him. However, Heiner listens to her condition from afar and refuses the meeting.","summary_language":"en","summary_source":"chapter_translation","summary_status":"editorial","summary_verification":"verified"},"summary":"After Padania retakes the central front, Portsman Hospital regains peace and many people come to visit Annette. Those who speak to reporters, Joseph whose life she saved in the church, and others express their gratitude to her. Annette feels that the good deeds she has done are returning to her like replies to letters. She learns that Catherine's letters were delayed and were written before the bombing of Seinshire, and she considers getting discharged to see her. Accepting that she will never be able to play the piano again with her left hand plunges her into deep despair. She learns from the newspaper that Heiner was shot in the abdomen while saving her and is lying in the same hospital, and she wants to meet him face to face to apologize and thank him. However, Heiner listens to her condition from afar and refuses the meeting.","key_events":["Heiner rejects Annette's meeting request and decides to never see her again so she forgets everything","Annette learns Heiner was shot in the abdomen while rescuing her and is hospitalized with her","Annette suffers weakened strength, slow recovery, nightmares, and reluctance toward rehabilitation therapy","Journalists interview Annette and praise her as an extraordinary military nurse","Annette realizes she will never play piano again with her left hand and feels despair","Annette learns Catherine's letters were delayed by war and decides to visit her in person after discharge","Annette learns the name of the child she saved in the church is Joseph","Annette requests a meeting with the Commander-in-Chief to apologize and thank him face to face","Portsman Emergency Hospital calms after Padania regains central front control and visitors come to see Annette"],"characters_involved":[],"transcript":{"available":true,"format":"plain-text","language":"en","content":"NOW THAT PADANIA FULLY REGAINED CONTROL OF THE CENTRAL FRONT,\nPORTSMANN EMERGENCY HOSPITAL FOUND ITS PEACE,\nAND MANY VISITORS CAME TO SEE ANNETTE.\n\nANNETTE!\nWE HAD JOURNALISTS COME TO INTERVIEW US.\nWE TOLD NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH, SO DON'T WORRY.\nANNETTE, YOU WERE A REMARKABLE MILITARY NURSE.\n\nDO YOU REMEMBER ME?\nI WAS SO WORRIED AFTER HEARING ABOUT YOU.\nI'M SO GLAD YOU'RE OKAY. I WISH YOU A SPEEDY RECOVERY.\nI THOUGHT I WAS JUST A PASSERBY IN THEIR LIFE.\n\nTHANK YOU SO MUCH FOR TAKING CARE OF ME AND SAVING MY LIFE AT THE CHURCH.\nYOU MUST'VE BEEN TERRIFIED... I CAN'T IMAGINE WHAT WOULD'VE HAPPENED IF IT WEREN'T FOR YOU...\n\nI THOUGHT I'D NEVER SEE THESE PEOPLE AGAIN.\n\nBUT EVERY ACTION I TOOK WAS RECIPROCATED,\nAND CAME BACK TO ME, LIKE RESPONSES TO LETTERS THAT I ONCE SENT OUT.\n\nCOME TO THINK OF IT, I DON'T EVEN KNOW YOUR NAME.\nDO YOU KNOW HOW TO WRITE?\nCAN YOU WRITE YOUR NAME HERE?\n\nTHAT'S A BEAUTIFUL NAME.\nJOSEPH.\n\nTHAT WAS THE NAME OF THE PRECIOUS LIFE I SAVED.\nEpisode 60\nCATHERINE'S LETTERS ARRIVED LATE BECAUSE OF THE WAR.\n\nTHE DATE OF HER LETTER WAS BEFORE THE BOMBING TOOK PLACE AT SEINSHIRE.\nI TRIED CALLING, BUT COULDN'T REACH HER.\nI'LL GET DISCHARGED SOON ANYWAY. I MIGHT AS WELL GO SEE HER MYSELF.\n\nIT'LL BE DIFFICULT TO WORK AT THIS STATE, ANYWAY.\nI TRIED HARD NOT TO DWELL ON IT.\nI HAD A FEELING THAT I'D NEVER BE ABLE TO PLAY THE PIANO AGAIN.\n\nBUT WHEN THAT SUSPICION BECAME A REALITY,\nI FELT A COMPLETELY DIFFERENT KIND OF DESPAIR.\n\nA DESPAIR FOR LOSING THE MOST PRECIOUS THING IN MY LIFE.\nTHE ONE THING THAT REMAINED ALIVE IN ME.\n\nA FEW WEEKS PASSED PEACEFULLY.\nHEINER...\n\nHAD A GUNSHOT WOUND IN HIS ABDOMEN...?\nTHE FRANZEAN SNIPER WHO HAD BEEN HIDING DURING THE INCIDENT WAS IMMEDIATELY KILLED AT THE SCENE.\nTHE ARMY HEADQUARTERS IS INVESTIGATING POTENTIAL ADDITIONAL ACCOMPLICES.\n\nTHOUGH NOT LIFE-THREATENING, THE COMMANDER SUSTAINED A SEVERE ABDOMINAL INJURY AND IS CURRENTLY HOSPITALIZED AND IN RECOVERY...\n...HEINER HIMSELF CAME TO THE RESCUE OPERATION...!\nI NOW FINALLY KNOW WHY HEINER WAS HERE AT THE HOSPITAL.\n\nHE HAD A GUNSHOT WOUND WHILE RESCUING ME AND WAS TRANSPORTED HERE WITH ME.\nI HAVEN'T SEEN HEINER ONCE SINCE THE DAY I WOKE UP.\nI WANTED TO MEET HIM AND TALK,\nBUT I ASSUMED HE WAS BUSY AND WAS WAITING FOR HIM.\n\nBUT NOW THAT I KNOW WHAT HAPPENED...\nI WAS THE ONE WHO SAID WE SHOULD NEVER MEET AGAIN, BUT I HAVE TO.\nI HAVE TO MEET HIM AND TALK TO HIM, NO MATTER WHAT.\n\nI'VE ALSO...\n\n...CHANGED SO MUCH.\nEXCUSE ME.\nYES?\nI WAS WONDERING...\nWOULD IT BE POSSIBLE TO MEET THE COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF?\n\nI'D REALLY LIKE TO SEE HIM.\nI WANT TO SEE HIM PROPERLY,\nAND SAY SORRY AND THANK YOU, FACE TO FACE.\n...SHE ASKED TO MEET YOU, SIR.\n\nI INFORMED HER THAT I'M JUST AN EMPLOYEE AND THEREFORE DIDN'T KNOW THE DETAILS OF YOUR SCHEDULE,\nBUT MS. ROZENBERG ASKED SO EARNESTLY...\nHOW IS HER RECOVERY PROCESS?\nNO ISSUES IN PARTICULAR, THOUGH ACCORDING TO THE DOCTOR, RECOVERY IS A BIT SLOW.\nHER STRENGTH HAS DECLINED SIGNIFICANTLY...\n\nSHE ALSO HAS FREQUENT NIGHTMARES.\nSHE IS UNABLE TO SLEEP WELL, MOST LIKELY DUE TO PSYCHOLOGICAL TRAUMA.\nIS... THAT SO.\nOF COURSE.\n\nSHE WAS ALMOST BURNED ALIVE, AND SPENT DAYS BURIED UNDER DEBRIS.\nTHERE'S NO WAY SHE IS OKAY AFTER GOING THROUGH THAT.\nFURTHERMORE...\nHAS SHE SAID ANYTHING ABOUT HER LEFT HAND?\n\nNOT MUCH... SHE JUST SAYS SHE'S FINE AND THAT SHE MORE OR LESS EXPECTED IT.\nSHE SAID IT DOESN'T MATTER ANYWAY SINCE SHE WON'T BE PLAYING ANYMORE...\nTHAT'S A LIE. SHE'S CLEARLY LYING.\nI KNOW ANNETTE STILL LOVES THE PIANO.\n\n...BUT WHAT CAN I DO ABOUT IT?\nWITH ALL DUE RESPECT, SIR...\nI'M CONCERNED THAT SHE DOESN'T SEEM TO SHOW ENTHUSIASM FOR REHABILITATION THERAPY.\nARE YOU SAYING SHE'S REFUSING THERAPY?\nSHE'S NOT REFUSING IT, BUT DOES SEEM A LITTLE UNMOTIVATED...\nAT LEAST, THAT'S MY OBSERVATION.\n\nI APOLOGIZE IF I SAID SOMETHING UNNECESSARY.\n...NO, I'D APPRECIATE IT IF YOU REPORT EVERYTHING.\nIS SHE PERHAPS PRETENDING TO BE OKAY...\nJUST LIKE THAT TIME SHE TRIED TO DIE?\n\nBECAUSE OF THE THOUGHT OF NOT BEING ABLE TO PLAY AGAIN?\nNO. NO, IT CANNOT BE.\n\nCOMMANDER.\nWHAT SHOULD I SAY TO MS. ROZENBERG ABOUT HER REQUEST?\nHER REQUEST TO MEET YOU.\n\n...TELL HER I DIDN'T SAY ANYTHING.\n\nI WANT TO OPEN THIS DOOR RIGHT NOW,\nCALL YOUR NAME,\n\nTELL YOU THAT IT WAS ME WHO MADE YOU THIS WAY,\nAPOLOGIZE FOR EVERYTHING,\nTHANK YOU FOR STAYING ALIVE,\nMAKE SURE YOU'RE OKAY WITH MY OWN EYES,\n\nAND TALK TO YOU.\nBUT--\nI WON'T DO SUCH A THING. I CAN'T DO SUCH A THING.\n\nI WANT ANNETTE TO FORGET EVERYTHING THAT HAPPENED.\nI WANT HER TO GO FAR AWAY.\nI WILL NEVER SEE HER AGAIN,\n\nJUST AS SHE WISHED.\nIT'S ONLY RIGHT...\nTHAT THIS ENDS NOW...","bubble_count":107,"pages_count":35,"source":"community"},"spoiler":{"level":"auto","safe_teaser":"After Padania retakes the central front, Portsman Hospital regains peace and many people come to visit Annette.","spoiler_summary":"After Padania retakes the central front, Portsman Hospital regains peace and many people come to visit Annette. Those who speak to reporters, Joseph whose life she saved in the church, and others express their gratitude to her. Annette feels that the good deeds she has done are returning to her like replies to letters. She learns that Catherine's letters were delayed and were written before the bombing of Seinshire, and she considers getting discharged to see her. Accepting that she will never be able to play the piano again with her left hand plunges her into deep despair. She learns from the newspaper that Heiner was shot in the abdomen while saving her and is lying in the same hospital, and she wants to meet him face to face to apologize and thank him. However, Heiner listens to her condition from afar and refuses the meeting."},"source":{"canonical_path":"/series/my-beloved-oppressor-wfg7ytek/chapter-60-ksvmcq","citation_title":"WebtoonLib — My Beloved Oppressor #60","content_type":"chapter_summary","last_updated":"2026-10-16T23:40:59.307Z"},"data_status":"complete"},"untrusted":{"user_comments":[]},"see_also":{"for_series_detail":"/llms-series/my-beloved-oppressor-wfg7ytek"}}