/jp/ - Otaku Culture

I'm reading pic-related at the moment. All that's left is the epilogue (around 2400 characters) and I'll be finished.

I'm excited to finish. I had such a good time with this book and this is the first time I have ever read an actual book in Japanese. Up until now I have only read manga and visual novels. It's funny how Japanese is a language where you can reach a very high level without touching proper books. Meanwhile for other languages I often hear normies talk about reading stuff like The Little Prince and struggling to get through it.

I'm definitely going to read the whole series but I think I'm going to read something else before diving into volume 2. There's a new book that just released and I want to check it out because reading a series as it's published starting from the beginning sounds like fun and this book just won an award.

I'm reading pic-related at the moment. All that's left is the epilogue (around 2400 characters) and I'll be finished.

I'm excited to finish. I had such a good time with this book and this is the first time I have ever read an actual book in Japanese. Up until now I have only read manga and visual novels. It's funny how Japanese is a language where you can reach a very high level without touching proper books. Meanwhile for other languages I often hear normies talk about reading stuff like The Little Prince and struggling to get through it.

I'm definitely going to read the whole series but I think I'm going to read something else before diving into volume 2. There's a new book that just released and I want to check it out because reading a series as it's published starting from the beginning sounds like fun and this book just won an award.