According to Japanese' superstition, 7=nana is an unlucky number. "KO" sometimes mean child. So... yah you got it. Gravenshi
Sorry this is not true, even in Japan, 7 is considered a lucky number because it's a lucky number in Buddhism. There are things like 7 gods of luck and 7th hour, and tanabata named after #7.
I think you're referring to #4 which is symophonous to the word "death".
Sorry this is not true, even in Japan, 7 is considered a lucky number because it's a lucky number in Buddhism. There are things like 7 gods of luck and 7th hour, and tanabata named after #7.I think you're refer... Ruri
Also this is a chinese manhua, so it wouldn’t make sense to have a japanese superstition in there.
Sorry this is not true, even in Japan, 7 is considered a lucky number because it's a lucky number in Buddhism. There are things like 7 gods of luck and 7th hour, and tanabata named after #7.I think you're refer... Ruri
Even though she got sent to a japanese story, it’s still a chinese manhua, so it wouldn’t make sense for there to be a japanese superstition. hehe
There will. Are you underesimating the Author's ability to make tiny bit of research? Fam, be open-minded. It would make sense and the probability wouldn't be 0.
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