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we never got to find out eris's real name what's her name i need to know and im so glad she managed to return home with anakhin after everything and is trying to live her life happily but i cant stop thinking about helena and how she'll mever see the ocean and she genuinely cared for eris and is stuck woth a dangerous loser of an imperial husband and what if the other two disgusting creeps turn their attention on her again at least this time she has power yeah true but still also i loved seeing the art evolve throughout the story it started being beautiful and ended up breathtaking the artist is brilliant and back on eris god what a miserable life i rarely read transmigration stories where the mc actually wants to return but this was so intense you could literally feel her despair when she broke down at the end wondering what her real face even looked like

[sksei]

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i thought nothing would come close to my hatred for the utena male cast and then i read kill the villainess

[saaraofthesand]

suicide cancelled seven seas just announced three new baihe licenses

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SEVEN SEAS LICENCED RUZHUI HISTORY IS BEING MADE AS WE SPEAK

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did yall know you can get sunburnt on your ears. i didnt either

[malinanan]

I can finally put all 8 animations I made together 💐

It was fun trying out different new visuals and transitions! It's really nice to see them all together🥰🥰🥰

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can yall believe we're about to get the confession scene animated we'll get to see hua cheng preparing himself to have his entire being rejected and xie lian finally realising he has been loved throughout his entire existence ill cry

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spending my break at work to read my awesome villainess manhwa because fuck food i need to know what happens

[malignant-hoodiesleeve]

2.30am and i'll actually never be able to be normal about retrace 92 ever in my life. this guy was set up to die on all levels of the narrative and he knows that and he's come to accept it. over the entire story his body keeps breaking down further and further, and he's fine with it. and it's literally the name he's taken, he's got to break things and be broken, and he's fine with it. his death is inevitable and he's fine with it. and THEN he's dying and he realises "no wait, no hold on, wait a minute, i actually also want to see the happy end, i want to live", and now I am supposed to act like that didn't fuck me up forever??

[huaenrose]

To think that Xie Lian lived for centuries without anyone to talk while collecting scrap after his last fall, just to be ignored by the other gods in the spiritual communication array whenever he tried to start a conversation after his last ascension. And then Hua Cheng finally finds him and not only answers TO him but also remembers everything is said BY him, as if every word spoken by Xie Lian was worthy of his complete attention and not a mere pause in his own speech. Was in such simple details, — like being truly heard — that a man whose existence had always been about what he could or couldn't offer others, finally felt like he existed in himself, just as if who he is was more important than the state of him for the first time.

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mmm women

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the woes of employment - do i try to keep up with my coworker's whimsy and joy and energy and conversations despite my inability or do i stay my gloomy self and isolate myself while maintaining my peace

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If you told me two years ago we'd get a half naked aventurine as a summer sp i would not have believed you but lo and behold

[sivavakkiyar]

Workers Are Dying in the Heat in India

South Asia is witnessing scorching heat waves, with temperatures in Bangladesh, Pakistan, and India regularly surpassing 110 degrees Fahrenh

[starlitbeetle]

Excerpts from the article:

In South Asia, heat weaves already claim more than 200,000 lives annually. According to a recent study, as temperature rises, the death toll might exceed 400,000 by 2045. India is at high risk. The study further reveals that over 200,000 deaths are currently attributed to severe temperatures, and this figure may nearly quadruple over the next twenty years. With deaths increasing and governments lacking strategies to protect laborers from dying, vulnerable workers across South Asia are demanding their governments provide heat wave protections.

Ashok Kumar, forty-two, a migrant worker from India’s Bihar state, has been running a barber shop on a footpath with no roof in India’s national capital, New Delhi, where temperatures exceed to 46 degrees Celsius (114.8 degrees Fahrenheit). With no shaded resting area, Kumar spends nine hours a day in a scorching heat to support his family. “Where shall I go? I have to feed my family. The government cannot install air conditioning at the roadside for us. We are dying under the blazing sun. We have no options. If we stop work, our families will die hungry,” Kumar told me. [...]

While knowing risk factors, many migrant laborers are unable to do much more than cover their heads with wet towels. “We saw how the laborer Paswan collapsed and died in India’s Nuh grain market. I can’t forget. I am working in the same market and at the same temperature. Covering my head with a wet towel gives relief. But no guarantee of life,” says Narayan Kumar, forty, a migrant worker. [...]

Anamika Barua, a South Asia–based professor and an expert on climate change and water security, told me that outdoor laborers are among the worst affected, because their livelihoods depend on continuous physical work under direct exposure to extreme heat, often without adequate shade, hydration, cooling facilities, or social protection. [...] She stressed that the poorest communities are most at risk even though they contribute the least to global emissions.