On Twitter, a oneshot was uploaded by Katou Takuji.
This is a narrative regarding the sudden and drastic transformation of my life.
"How much do I cost?" Tim was an average office worker until the crypto he had stashed away skyrocketed in value. Soon he discovers that his coins can be used to purchase more than just objects!
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Even though peer pressure may seem daunting, wearing clothing typically associated with the opposite gender does not have to be scary.
During the initial phase of Twilight, humanity was faced with the task of reconstruction after utter destruction, which entailed the gradual re-establishment of the economy and societal structure. The era saw the emergence of countless dojos as ubiquitous as weeds. In the mammoth metropolis of Zhonghai City, home to ten million inhabitants, the annual Young Masters League was considered the most significant martial arts tournament, with every young martial artist aspiring to achieve the crown of champion.
In 2015, a one-shot Webtoon was posted on Writer's Blog, which narrated the tale of a couple who ended their relationship due to monotony. As the story progresses, the duo delves into the concept of separation and reunion, through a time-travel experience that runs backward.
