屋企漫畫多到要租倉存放
Billy bookcases are truly god-tier! I used six of them to line an entire wall; it's so spectacular that my friends thought I opened a bookstore.
"Doraemon" was the first manga for many Hong Kong people! Back in the $18 era... now it's over $40.
As a manga warehouse manager: Monthly series' collected volumes come out slower, but each volume offers a higher sense of satisfaction.
Not to mention skipping dialogue in manga I've bought but haven't read... since I haven't even cracked them open yet (bitter laugh)
The manga warehouse manager says: Although I love physical books, digitization might be the only way to solve the storage problem...
The manga warehouse manager says: After 500 volumes, you'll naturally start considering the digital version... there's really not enough space.
I've quit gacha for a few months now... but every time I walk past a gacha machine, I have to use sheer willpower to resist. $800 is considered normal; some people spend over ten thousand a month.
Back in those days, many translators were genuine anime fans. Nowadays, they probably just hire freelancers to do it.
There is another method: go to MFC (MyFigureCollection) to compare photos. The gap between official photos of authentic figures and the actual product is very small, but bootlegs usually differ signif
Are you calling me? 😂 I have so many comics at home that I've rented a mini-storage unit... but at least a third of them haven't been read yet. "Buying" and "reading" are two completely independent a
