I always look forward to Romanee’s answers. Especially when I see razor-sharp metaphors like “some kind of added value, like the tiger kept by Tenko Hikita,” I’m amazed and find myself wondering how on earth someone comes up with comparisons like that. I’m genuinely impressed by the quality of the writing.
It’s such high-quality writing that I’d gladly pay to read it. Have you ever thought about starting a blog, Romanee?
I’m Flag Maker, a column writer.
“Princess Tenko’s pet tiger” is incredible, isn’t it?
It felt like a drawer buried deep in my memory—one I never thought I’d open again—had suddenly been pulled out（笑).
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Romane’s recent answers really are something, aren’t they?
> I think they’re such high-quality pieces of writing that I’d gladly pay to read them.
Oh, I see. If you transfer the money to Universe, I’ll make sure to pass it on to Romane, so please go ahead and pay.
I’ve never actually seen anyone who says they want to pay follow through, though (lol).
(Maybe people who really intend to pay just pay without saying they want to?)
> Are you planning to start a blog?
People tend to associate blogs with free content, but whatever happened to wanting to pay to read it?
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I’m Meg, a female member.
I’m sure there are plenty of people who are die-hard fans (*^^*)
Romane’s writing is truly amazing.
Always razor-sharp!
I love it too.
Though these days, I’m looking forward to Papuwa-chan’s columns♪
(Don’t add that!)
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