u/OnToUriel

I’m currently in a pretty bad anime slump and could really use some recommendations 😭 I’ve watched around 70 anime, and some of my favorite are That time I got reincarnated as a slime, Wistoria: Wand and Sword, Saga of Tanya the evil, Welcome to demon school Iruma Kun, Konosuba, Overlord, Dr.Stone, Fairy Tail, The apothecary diaries and much more

I’m honestly open to pretty much anything. I’m mainly a fantasy/isekai watcher, but I’ll give any genre a chance as long as the animation is decent and the plot is actually enjoyable. Beside, I’ve even finished Seven Deadly Sins, so I’m not exactly difficult to please when it comes to animation

I’d just love to hear some recommendations that you genuinely enjoyed and would recommend to someone who’s looking for something new. Hidden gems are especially welcome! Thanks in advance 🙏

I’m currently in a pretty bad anime slump and could really use some recommendations 😭 I’ve watched around 70 anime, and some of my favorite are That time I got reincarnated as a slime, Wistoria: Wand and Sword, Saga of Tanya the evil, Welcome to demon school Iruma Kun, Konosuba, Overlord, Dr.Stone, Fairy Tail, The apothecary diaries and much more

I’m honestly open to pretty much anything. I’m mainly a fantasy/isekai watcher, but I’ll give any genre a chance as long as the animation is decent and the plot is actually enjoyable. Beside, I’ve even finished Seven Deadly Sins, so I’m not exactly difficult to please when it comes to animation

I’d just love to hear some recommendations that you genuinely enjoyed and would recommend to someone who’s looking for something new. Hidden gems are especially welcome! Thanks in advance 🙏

So I just finished my first cdrama “blossom of power”. I saw an edit of it on TikTok, decided to give it a try, and ended up loving it. I usually only watch anime, so cdramas are completely new to me. Can you guys recommend some beginner-friendly historical cdramas that aren’t too complicated to follow?

I’m currently preparing to take my IELTS exam this month. Since it’s a university requirement, I’m taking the academic IELTS. I did a preparation course back in February and it mainly focused on paper based IELTS. However, now that I’ve checked the booking website, there are no paper based exams available for this month, only computer-based ones. I was wondering if there are any major differences between the two. My uni will probably start in a month, so if worse comes to worst, I’ll have to take the computer-based one. Are there any tips for it? I’m asking because I can’t type very fast, so I don’t really want to do the computer-based version.