Ink & Film: A Journey Through My Favorite Stories

There’s something uniquely captivating about sports anime that makes them endlessly rewatchable. Whether you're feeling bored or a bit down, turning on a sports anime can lift your spirits and fill you with motivation to start again. These shows are a powerful reminder that with determination and hard work, anything is possible. Think about it—if a short guy can represent his school at the Japan nationals using his unique tricks and unwavering spirit, then why can’t you achieve your own dreams? That’s the magic of sports anime. It’s not just about the flashy effects or intense action scenes, though those are the icing on the cake. At the core, it’s the emotions that truly resonate. These anime are a wellspring of inspiration, filled with characters who never give up, no matter the odds. What I love most about sports anime isn’t the visual effects—it’s the emotions they evoke. We cheer for the main character throughout their journey, feeling every moment of their relentless pursuit ...

"I’ve Transmigrated Into This Movie Before" is a translated Chinese novel. Believe it or not, I get it—webnovels are often considered trash, but trust me, this one is a gem among the many poorly translated works. It offers a different world within a world, presenting multiple stories within the same novel. If you ask what this novel is about, well, it's as the title says: our main character likes to hop into movies and live the life of the main character in each one. Unlike us, who simply watch movies and might be influenced by them a bit, she actually experiences everything the main character goes through, almost as if she’s living it herself. You could say we all do this to some extent when we watch movies, but here it's much deeper—she dies when the character in the movie dies, and she is heartbroken if the main character is heartbroken. The novel offers an imaginative story that kept me interested in finding out what happens next. You go through emotions of horror...