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Just for fun! If you guys could could choose, do you guys want to,
Options
A. Get Isekai with your own body?
(Example, Re: Zero anime)
B. Get Isekai but possessed someone else body?
(Example : I failed to divorce my husband)
C. Get Isekai but fully reincarnated from a baby born and grew up there?
(Example : Rimuru anime as slime rimuru)
Which option is your answer, what world you want to get isekai into (novel, manga/webtoon, game, anime) & what is your reason for your choice!
Me :
Probably option A. final fantasy VII after advent children. Because, the world building is so cool, it has advance technology, and everyone can do magic or summon bahamuth using item called materia, but it also still has adventure lol. I won't go around fighting monsters tho. I'll stay in my cozy home enjoying life
Options
A. Get Isekai with your own body?
(Example, Re: Zero anime)
B. Get Isekai but possessed someone else body?
(Example : I failed to divorce my husband)
C. Get Isekai but fully reincarnated from a baby born and grew up there?
(Example : Rimuru anime as slime rimuru)
Which option is your answer, what world you want to get isekai into (novel, manga/webtoon, game, anime) & what is your reason for your choice!
Me :
Probably option A. final fantasy VII after advent children. Because, the world building is so cool, it has advance technology, and everyone can do magic or summon bahamuth using item called materia, but it also still has adventure lol. I won't go around fighting monsters tho. I'll stay in my cozy home enjoying life
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Hello. It's heavy topic but I kinda wanna ask.
What would you do if you're diagnosed terminally ill, which mean, your time is limited because your illness is (maybe) hard/expensive to be treated?
Or is there anyone here with chronic illness (not terminal but painful enough to do daily activities)?
What would you do if you're diagnosed terminally ill, which mean, your time is limited because your illness is (maybe) hard/expensive to be treated?
Or is there anyone here with chronic illness (not terminal but painful enough to do daily activities)?