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douman is suffering so much imagine meeting your ex boyfriend's reincarnation but hes gay for some cunty little twink

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Tfw you transmigrate but you're still required to write a 10,000 word essay🥴

Bonus edit:

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Crackship idea!

Meng Mo x Pallez Zoroast

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In case it wasn't made obvious already, Kim Dokja's main four constellations represent the main reader demographics for this kind of story: Sun Wukong is the one who's here for the actual plot and interesting story. He doesn't really care what path it takes (even if he gets displeased at times) because he's invested in how fresh and new it is, and he's a big fan of Kim Dokja as a character. He's the kind of fan boy who genuinely loves the story and character, but in the normal way a fan would for any series. You'll see him most involved with stuff that makes the story more interesting, but not generally at the cost of what suits the MC (KDJ), so he often agrees with KDJ's actions and stuff. Uriel is obviously the fujoshis. She genuinely loves the story and the MC and would be the first and last person to die on the hill for him. SnS understand that fujos are a powerful force, and just because they wanna shove their blorbo barbies together doesn't mean they treat the story or characters any less. They know the fujos love the characters more than anything else, and that's exactly what Uriel is invested in. So you'll see her most invested in Character Moments and actions that revolve around morals (she's an angel, after all. She wants KDJ not to become evil because then she feels troubled supporting him and his growth). ABFD is the powerscaling dudebro and the teenagers (ofc). He likes KDJ doing cool shit and causing all kinds of chaos since your usual MCs can just blow things up and survive the consequences. He gets bored if nothing's happening, but he gets invested enough that he's willing to ride it out. But overall he's here for the big dramatic moments of things going boom and powers looking real cool. That, and the relatability to Kim Dokja as a troubled character. Secretive Plotter represents the readers looking for the deeper meta stuff. They like the clever writing tricks, and the schemes that the story can come up with. They like the deeper moments of the story (whether character or plot-wise) and they're more invested in unraveling the world and the lore than the plot itself. The brilliance and the "never know what happens next" is what they love most about the story and are the most invested in, and picking up the pieces of the puzzle that lets them figure out how the MC ticks is part of their favorite past time.

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rip emlyn white you would love miku figurines

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Volume 1 done!

That ending is heartbreakingly adorable

“Benson and Melissa continued walking forward, silently watching the various performances.

Some time later, they saw a clown running towards them. His face was painted in colorful pastels. At first, he threw a tennis ball into the air, and, while the attention of the surrounding people was drawn to the air, he conjured a flower out of thin air. It was a Seville Chrysanthemum.

The clown brought the flower before Melissa and Benson. The flower was golden in color and symbolized happiness.

Melissa and Benson looked at the clown in a daze. All they saw was a wide smile plastered over the pastel face. It was a happy smile, an exaggerated smile, a ridiculous smile.”

Chapter 213

ARGH MY HEART

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chapter 209 —

f*ck you!

what the ACTUAL F*CKING HELL!!!!!!

NO MY BABIES ARGHHHHHH

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NOO OLD NEIIIILLLLLLLLL!!!!

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More random things my sister has said.

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Random things my sister has said. I’m drawing it cause I think it’s funny.

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Old men tea party + Klein as the host

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Just finished Lotm volume 6! (;_;)

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I finally had a breakthrough with understanding how Hermes in the Lotm donghua works! (ฅ>ω<*ฅ)

Or at least I've discovered a pattern to it. Visual explanation time!

In the beginning, Hermes didn't make any sense because as you can see, directly translated hermes doesn't give you words like Ancient Hermes and Loenese does. With the exception of the mid episode info slides, every other time hermes appeared it looked like gibberish. (-_-;)

But earlier this week I suddenly had a breakthrough! ＼(^o^)／

I was trying to see if there was any connection between the Chinese characters and the hermes. I discovered that when the characters were spelled out in the latin alphabet, the first letter of each character matched the hermes letters and always ended on the same last letter.

As you can see in the picture, this pattern fits almost every time we see Hermes, to the point where it's hard to call it a coincidence.

Btw, I literally know next to no Chinese at all and only discovered this through guessing my way through google translate.

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So that's the usual Hermes pattern, which means that it usually doesn't give you any new info.

That changed with the intro of the slumber charm.

Suddenly I had to try figure out the characters based on only the Hermes letters. Which is kinda hard when you don't know the language at all. (；´∀｀)

Alone, I could only guess that the CMN could be "Chén MiáN" (沉眠) which can be translated to 'Deep sleep/slumber'. Which could fit. But the rest? I couldn't solve alone. (-_-;)

Thankfully I got some help from zeeshiry on Reddit! (๑•̀ㅁ•́๑)✧

Who knows some Chinese and with her help we were able to come up with some theories about the writing on the charm!

Our current theory is that 'HYECMN' is split into two, 'HYE' and 'CMN'.

Because 'HYE' could mean "Hēi yè" (黑夜) which can mean 'Black night' and is also the characters used for 'Evernight'.

Basically, this means that 'HYECMN' can stand for "Hēiyè Chénmián" (黑夜沉眠). Meaning "Black night deep sleep/slumber" or "Evernight deep sleep/slumber". Both of which feel like they'd fit the slumber charm.

As for the rest of the text on the charm...

It's harder to tell because we don't know how it's supposed to be read. Additionally, 'NNS' is almost impossible with the current pattern because practically no Chinese characters ends with S.

So one theory for NNS that Zeeshiry came with was that it could be rearranged into NSN, which could be "Nü shén" (女神) meaning 'Goddess'.

If this is the case, then a possible translation of the other hermes text on the charm could be:

H -> "Hēi" (黑) [Black]

YE -> "YÈ" (夜) [Night]

CMN  -> "Chén MiáN" (沉眠) [Deep sleep]

HYE -> "HēiYÈ" (黑夜) [Evernight]

NNS (NSN) -> "Nü ShéN" (女神) [Goddess]

That is currently our best guess and theory, even if it doesn't match perfectly with the previous pattern. It's the best we could come up with until we learn more about charms.

If you have any better suggestions, then please share.

Even though there's still a lot unsolved about Hermes, I'm honestly just really proud I discovered anything at all. It really confused me in the beginning and it's so satisfying to have been able to find a possible key to decoding hermes.

This might not seem like a big deal to casual veiws, but to us who've hit a wall of confusion whenever we tried translating Hermes, this is a significant discovery.

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Just started reading Lord of the Mysteries, can't believe the donghua didn't include police sergeant Bitsch Mountbatten :/

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Isn’t it wonderful that top two of Klein’s most popular ships (LeoKlein and The World needs Justice) has some really cool pathway symbolism in it? With LeoKlein, both their pathways have Concealment authority. If Leonard became an angel on the darkness pathway, he’d be a Servant of Concealment (which by word is already similar to Attendant of Mysteries), and their whole gist is to “conceal” something. Yet, the two grew close because they both “concealed” something in the first place back when they were Nighthawks. They conceal their truths, yet they are the only two people in the world who can be the most honest towards one another.

As for Audrey, on the Spectator/Visionary pathway, it’s a direct contrast to The Fool pathway. Her acting method is to see everything as a play, while Klein’s acting method is all about fooling other people with his acting. It’s also a really cool contrast to LeoKlein, they both know Klein well, but one is “I can see through your acting” —a spectator watching an actor onstage and sympathizing with, and “Your acting is what made you honest with me” — a fellow actor who mutually understands the pain because he too knows it to an extent.

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