I'm back from Japan. This is everything I bought I think. I'll surely go back again in the future, it was pretty fun 🙇

Bruh look at this hole I've made, Mandarake made me explode 😭

The best place 😭

I can't wait to come back home to pet my cat, working on my next big VN collab and play the new Intervallo and Tomodachi Life tho.. 😞

Shirakawago

#higurashi

The place that made me cry. When the Higurashi cry

Animate want me to go bankrupt

I mean yeah
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I'm having fun in Japan rn \(^0^)/ but I don't like tourists

want some matcha ice cream?

Worst place I've stepped into 😭😭

I also loved this book because it reminded me A LOT of something else. It's like the same story, but she swapped the second half to the first

Oh yeah. I read Convenience Store Woman by Sayaka Murata in the plane.
I actually was more interested to read The Earthlings, but they didn't have it so I picked this one.
One of the best book I've read this year so far. And it's all about going for what you love to do.
9/10

Since I'm now waking up from a bed in the hotel, then yes

I noticed that it was posted an hour ago. No, we were in hell for 6 hours straight after stepping in Japan lol

Just so you know, we had to do a transfer, and because our plane got super delayed, the 2nd plane wasn't there to get us. Thanks to me being able to communicate in english and some japanese we were able to go to many shinkansens to finally get to the hotel..
This hell happened right after this post

Yatta 🇯🇵

*nods*
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"Béret Écarlate et le Meurtre à l'Orphelinat" by Lion Natty is the book I'll be adapting into a visual novel, under the name "Scarlet Beret: Murder at the Orphanage". That's all you'll get for now ^^

I couldn't say more because of characters limit, but I feel like this book would be fascinating to study, it tackles some subjects on what kind of life humanity would rather live, also when I knew the middle part led to a certain path, it clicked and got me very invested. So I would recommend, again

Just read Brave New World by Aldous Huxley.
It took me a while to get into it. I found the middle part boring, but I really enjoyed the end.
For a dystopia it weirdly feels utopic.? Mustapha Mond is a fascinating antagonist despite his unacceptable philosophy.
Not a fav, but I would recommend
7/10

No 😭I'm not going to do anything over the next days except enjoy the trip ^^'

Would you be interested in some.. sneak pic of my next vn before I go to Japan?

someone at my job asked me how old big sis was.. 🤦

I know a few words ^^'

5 days left already. stressful..

Ohhh dw about creative block, I already got a collab to work on and it's going well ;)
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