Reader’s Question:
I have some questions about Season 2, Episode 46 of the anime that was recently released. If any of my questions contain spoilers, please just let me know without providing the answers. 1. When Shisui says to the children, “If these kids were insects, they could survive the winter,”
Reader’s Question:
Why was the character Nekone kidnapped in the story? Also, does Nekone have any specific goals or motivations right now?
You know, it’s fascinating how characters in stories can be so deeply intertwined in their motivations and the events that unfold around them!
Reader’s Question:
Is the anime featuring a character named Neko Neko about a pharmacy interesting? I noticed that the voice actor is Aoi Yuuki. What is the story about? I saw an advertisement with a scene where a long-haired man is pushing Neko Neko down. Is it a romantic story?
Reader’s Question:
Can you explain how the situation came about in the pharmacy’s monologue where Rakan decides to buy a favorite courtesan from the Green Blue Pavilion? Did he lose a bet to Neko Neko, and then she arranged things with the madam?
So, let’s
Reader’s Question:
Can someone explain how the situation came about in the pharmacy’s monologue, where Rakan decides to buy a favored courtesan from the Green Blue Pavilion? Did he lose a bet to Neko Neko, and then she arranged things with the madam afterward?
So,
Reader’s Question:
I’ve been watching the anime “Kusuriya no Hitorigoto,” and I’ve noticed that Baisen is always really harsh on Nekoneko. Do you think that once he finds out that she’s the daughter of a powerful military figure and that both the Emperor and Empress Dowager respect her for her abilities,
Reader’s Question:
Could you please provide a spoiler for the last scene of chapter 32 of “The Apothecary’s Diary”? What does Nekoneko ask the head maid?
It’s always intriguing to discuss our favorite stories, isn’t it? Recently, I found myself deep in conversation about “The Apothecary’s
