Can someone explain what it means? I read chp 14 and I don't get what enlisting means in career progression.
I think it means enlosting to get a better position in this context. Since he is still like a trainee writer and after he does a big job like this he can enlist to become an actual writer. Though in this sense I have never heard this word be used like this.
bro im so dumb this whole time i thought he really wanted to enlist into the military omggg
I can't take parnacotta seriously... the names are the comedy
HAHAHHAHAHA I keep thinking about making some good Panna Cotta. The name makes me hungry
Mmmm panna cotta... Silky... Creamy... Sweet... Vanilla... ლ(´ڡ`ლ)
Why are they letting that guy in their home with their child???? I missed the part that it is an alternate universe where he is actually not a scumbag?
"How did you get here?"
Like dude you just saw her crash a horse through the window, I agree with everyone the horse is weird looking
Like what is the story at this point I don't get it. Just a bunch of plots loosely tied together and most things mentioned have no bearing on eachother or just a chapter passed and it's irrelevant
Yeah why is everything out of shot all the time like when did that happen
Oh no... the introductary characters progress into a background character into being dead, sad
This is just more inconcistent further along the story goes.
Was she locked in a cabin her entire memorable part of her life? No she wasn't she was just there sometimes? Or always? But she met the family? But the first thing she remembers is being in the cabin? Or was it in a wagon or what? I hate it and think this backstory should be illegal.
Can someone tell witch chapter ijin tells chairman about the numbers camp thing. Cuz I remember he did but i speed reread it and didn't see so I wonder if I made that up
After I re-read it again I now 100% sure there is no scene where Ijin tells the chairman about the numbers and their story. But, he simply said "old comrade" to the chairman when his granddaughter was in danger.