u/Accurate_Reality_618

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Here, for example, most religious people cover the eyes of cartoon characters.

Because in Islam it is not permissible to draw living beings, but some religious scholars said it is permissible if the eyes are not shown.

Please keep the discussions lighthearted and avoid turning them into heated debates.

The anime's name is Sousei no Onmyouji. It's been on my list for a long time, but I was hesitant about whether to watch it because of the characters' childish appearance.

I'm learning to draw, but unfortunately, it seems my phone doesn't support styluses. My family has this Huawei tablet, which appears to be a very old model, and I'm thinking of using it.

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So I always make strong coffee with very hot water and very finely ground coffee, but these days I'm tired of hearing people say, "What good coffee!" I mean, where's the good coffee? I don't see it.

I searched until I found what I was looking for. I used Yemeni coffee here, which is expensive, and you know that Yemeni coffee is expensive. The roastery has won awards, and this is their most famous roast. I wasn't sure why all the praise, but after trying a previous recipe, I can taste the floral flavor to the point that I'm not even sure what kind of coffee I'm drinking.

I should mention that it's the reversed method.

Okay, you should use a coarse grind of 20 grams of coffee.

Let the water boil slightly. I don't know the exact temperature, but it's moderate, not 99°C.

Place the coffee in the AP. Pour in half the AP and stir for a few seconds. Add more water until it's full and stir again. Add a little more water if there's room left. Place it on top of the cup and wait a few minutes before pressing.

Let me know what you think when you try it. I should mention that only two women have used it for light roast coffee.

Let me know what you think when you try it. I should mention that I've only used it twice for light toasting.

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Sorry for the bad meme, I made it in a hurry.

edit:Choking and trucks take center stage

I just finished this anime a little while ago.

I love stories that touch upon a sweet sibling relationship—the non-suspicious kind, if you know what I mean.

The story was beautiful, the music was wonderful, and the ending was good, but I felt the story could have been developed and made much deeper. However, the author opted for a very short story, with only 12 episodes, and I wondered how it would end. The movies were only related to things mentioned in the anime, and the final movie was just a happy ending for everyone.

I disliked some aspects of the story that weren't explained, perhaps because the author wanted this anime to have a happy ending for all its characters.

Many of the events were predictable and could be found in any anime, but overall the story is good, and it's easy to become attached to the characters and miss them when the anime ends. That's why I disliked how quickly it ended. Despite that, I think it's suitable for those who don't watch anime often and are looking for a good, short-episode series that doesn't take up all their time.

The primary focus was on the middle son and the maturation and evolution of his character, given that a major part of the plot revolves around him.

The eldest brother was like a mentor to the middle brother. I especially loved watching him; he embodies the comedic spirit of the anime, in addition to his tenderness and kindness towards his younger siblings. However, the youngest brother is the worst; he's an annoying character (it was clear from the cover), and the author doesn't seem to have given him much attention.

The writer treated him like the middle brother in the family, lol

I am not an avid anime watcher and that’s all I have to say. Please excuse any writing errors, as English is not my native language.