日頭返工夜晚追番，永遠瞓唔夠
+1 for the movie version! Still have the energy to discuss it after finishing one. If it were a marathon, it’d be easy for everyone to get tired by the end.
Reading books by the light of an LED display cabinet late at night is a real pleasure. The soft light is so comfortable.
Corporate slaves welcome corporate slaves! Friends to binge-watch anime with after work are the best to find.
Corporate slaves fear concerts on weekdays the most. I hope they can be scheduled on weekends as much as possible. Taking time off is very difficult.
As someone who watches anime late at night, I love these kinds of discussions. It's so much fun to debate the combat power of anime characters while drinking beer.
Watching anime late at night... without fansub groups, there are many shows I simply wouldn't be able to watch. This issue is truly a dilemma.
The feeling of flipping through an art book late at night is so healing. It’s even more relaxing than catching up on anime.
Corporate slave relatable character: Aoi Miyamori from SHIROBAKO. Her struggles in the anime industry resonate with workers in any field.
The feeling of watching "Made in Abyss" late at night—that mix of horror and the urge to keep watching... the charm of the abyss is just too strong.
A ten-year anime-watching diary is so heartfelt! This kind of persistence is more precious than any figure.
