My Disciple Died Yet Again Chapter 237

Only a single chapter today since I was out the entire day yesterday~ Anyway, let’s move on to the questions again!

NoddyNodNod asks: How did you feel while and after translating chapters ? (Especially today’s, chapter 234 more precisely fufufufu)

Let’s talk about chapter 234 specifically. It was&h.e.l.lip; hard. I had to switch tabs to something else more often than before to get the scenes out of my head before continuing. *coughs* And after finis.h.i.+ng the translation of the chapter, how can I say this? A part of me was glad that I’m done with it, and another part of me wants more of it. Hohoho&h.e.l.lip; I’m not lewd. Really. Believe me. Rather, you’re the lewd one for asking me this question!

Anon asks: What about your musical tastes?

I actually like all type of music and songs, as long as it’s not heavy metal. Techno is also not something I like to listen to for long periods of time either.

I especially like some of Reol‘s songs, especially no t.i.tle!

B Brighter N Brightest asks: Will you consider to join Xian Ni translation team?

Uhh&h.e.l.lip; I haven’t exactly read Xian Ni, so I currently don’t think see myself translating it in the future. Plus it seems they are releasing constantly too, so there isn’t a need for me right? Hohoho!~

Panda Wannabe asks: How did you found those beautiful pictures?

I spend up to half an hour every day looking at pictures on Pixiv, wis.h.i.+ng everyday that I could have even a ten- no a hundredth of their artistic talents. Then I can draw all the daugh-, I mean, then I can draw anything I want!

Megu asks: Scyra, do you speak Cantonese or Fokkien? And did you have a hard tine learning 汉子 when you were a kid? 

I speak meagre amount cantonese but understand most of it. As for Fokkien, its not something I can understand. :/

As for chinese, truthfully speaking, I wasn’t a big fan of the chinese language whatsoever when I was young. Skipped out most of my chinese homework many times, to the point where my teacher had to call up my parents. Hohoho. Good times&h.e.l.lip; wait no, they were bad times.

Though I love repet.i.tive work like math, things like writing down tens and hundreds of the same chinese characters repeatedly onto square boxes were really boring. Honestly, they should have introduced more books or novels to read, which I believe would be much more productive and fun to learn with. But noo&h.e.l.lip; its the standard textbook text and continuous repet.i.tive work throughout my 6 years of primary school. Sigh. Things got better though in secondary school, but because of my  slight truancy with the chinese language in the previous 6 years, it was a bit hard to keep up with some of the new vocabs and stuff. But I guess I pulled through.