Reader’s Question:
Is Goku from Dragon Ball really living with a lifetime income of zero? He seems to help out a bit on the farm, but not enough to be considered a farmer, and it looks like he’s relying on support from his father-in-law, King Piccolo.
Reader’s Question:
Why did Ruby and Aqua seem perfectly normal when they were talking as kids (before Ai’s death)? Was it because they were acting like gods in front of Miyako? Does that mean we were supposed to think that Aqua and Ruby were always in character as gods? Or is
Reader’s Question:
I’ve been watching the anime Re:Zero, and I’ve come across comments in various videos saying that Juice is an evil spirit. What exactly is an evil spirit?
So, I’ve been diving into the world of Re:Zero just like you, and it’s been quite the ride!
Question from a reader:
When Tsuji-chan was raising her eldest daughter, she mentioned that she was too busy to remember much. Do you think it’s possible to cherish and nurture her fifth child while still lacking memories of raising her first? What are your thoughts?
Recently, I heard Tsuji-chan reflecting on her time raising her eldest
Question from Readers:
Tsuji-chan’s ability to raise five children is truly amazing. However, if it were like the Showa era, where everyone attended public schools without going to cram schools and could happily grow up with just a high school diploma, wouldn’t more people have children? Nowadays, the burden of educational costs and parenting seems quite heavy, making it difficult to
Reader’s Question:
Tsuji Nozomi has been reported to be pregnant with her fifth child. While expanding the family is a wonderful thing, I wonder if her husband, Sugiura Taiyo, will not struggle financially. Is he, like Minomonta, a company president who has become wealthy through real estate income? I would appreciate it if you could provide more details.
Question from a reader:
Tsuji-chan mentioned that she has no memories from when she was raising her first daughter due to being so busy. Do you think raising her fifth child will help her recall those memories? It seems to me that without the experience of raising her first daughter, it might not hold much significance, no matter how much
Question from Readers:
I’m surprised that Tsuji-chan is raising five children. In today’s world, there are various options for parenting, but if the ideal was to have all children attending public schools and enjoying life after high school like in the Showa era, I think more people would have three or more children. What do you all think?
Question from a reader:
I’m a 57-year-old man. I saw the news that Tsujimoto Nozomi is pregnant with her fifth child. It’s wonderful to see a family grow, but I’m worried about how her husband, Sugiura Taiyou, will manage their living conditions. Is it possible that, like Minomonta, he is wealthy from real estate income? I would appreciate more details.
Reader’s Question:
In volume five of the banned book, it says, “Kamijou was a bit out of the loop.” What does “out of the loop” mean in this context?
You know, the phrase “out of the loop” really hits home for me. It’s one of those expressions
