It's good that she and her daughter reconciled. I'm sure that there are many people who didn't get the privilege of even meeting one of their parents after the war had ended.
I honestly don't get the hate about this. I have never seen someone hold onto their emotions and it end well for them. Akiho isn't wrong and I would think that Ai knows that as well. Not like she was a person who's dumb enough to know what she's doing is rather immature.
If it's LINE, your name is visible as it's a profile, rather than a number. I'm also guessing that even if he did block her original account, she's made another one to contact him.
The US is actually an outlier in terms of having adults play characters who are minors. It's not uncommon for actors who are under the age of majority in Europe to perform romantic or otherwise "adult" scenes. But, it's still typically up to the guardian on whether or not they can participate in...
On the postal worker, I wonder how many of those “unknown” women letters were sent over the course of the war. Another one is I wonder how many soldiers returned home to find they were the last one in their family alive still. Just by numbers, it has to be more women than men.
Everyone's talking about the economics but I want to know more about how the peerage system works. I'm guessing that if the eldest son dies before he is able to produce an heir, the widow becomes a commoner again. I would also assume that even though one is not legally a member of the nobility...
NGL, this arc is odd to me in terms of how Asahi’s character is being portrayed. His entire thing trying to date a man is that every girl he dated in the past broke up with him because they thought his personality didn’t match his looks. Why is he so upfront all of a sudden? The narrative’s...
I think the topic of societal treatment of those who served is one of the larger topics that doesn't get discussed or even mentioned in the modern narrative of women who served in WW2, especially in the Soviet Union, who were one of the few nations to use women as frontline soldiers. A lot of...
The last update for the author's twitter was back in Jan 2024. I hope she's doing ok, the series was being updated pretty infrequently before then as well.