yeah, gives gachikoi vibes lolty picking this up 🙏
I can't imagine what she originally said for it to be translated as "Spreading the gospel of Bashi" lmao, I get Idol worships but that's is SO extra
tysm for the excitement and support 💕ty picking this up 🙏
I can't imagine what she originally said for it to be translated as "Spreading the gospel of Bashi" lmao, I get Idol worships but that's is SO extra
isn't she like 14-15? running outta money aside, still young enough to get her life back on track/move on to a normal amount of enjoying hobbies versus someone 'charmed' by some host at like 45Such a good surprise to see an update for this ! Thanks for the translation !
This girl's whole life is about him at this point. She even wonders how other people finds happiness without worshipping someone like bashi.
Though it seems some cracks are forming in the angelic image she has of him. Really wonder how this will develop.
Yes of course. She's still young, isn't isolated since she can try to spread the "gospel of bashi", lives with her family... best case scenario is that she will ultimately learn from this, like Moe before.isn't she like 14-15? running outta money aside, still young enough to get her life back on track/move on to a normal amount of enjoying hobbies versus someone 'charmed' by some host at like 45
It's more likely about the streaming platform TwitCasting, especially the tea stuff.Many have probably picked up on this, but "begging for tea" likely refers to super chats on YouTube; in Japanese: 「スーパーチャット」 ("sūpāchatto"), or 「スパチャ」 ("supacha") for short. The 「チャ」 ("cha") part is phonetically equal to 「茶」 ("cha") which means tea.
It's a euphemism for begging for donations.
Correct me if I got it wrong, I hadn't heard the phrase before this manga, and I didn't have raws to confirm.