A small update
(and a quiet new button ☕)
Hi everyone,
If you’ve been reading my posts over the past couple of months. Thank you. I started this space in January with a simple idea: to share my thoughts on anime and K-dramas, one post at a time, about once a week. Nothing too big, just something consistent and honest.
Somewhere along the way, I realized this space is becoming more than just reviews.
It’s also slowly turning into a place where we can learn English naturally — through stories, emotions, and characters we already care about.
So… what’s new?
I’ve added a small Ko-fi button to this page.
That’s it. Nothing flashy.
If you’ve never seen it before, Ko-fi is just a simple way to support creators. Just buying them a coffee.
I am from Vietnam, and Stripe isn’t supported here, so through google I decided to use Ko-fi instead. Also thank you to this post:
Why I added it
I want to be transparent about this.
Writing these posts takes time — watching, thinking, writing, editing — and I genuinely enjoy it. But I also want to grow this into something more sustainable.
More importantly, I want to start building:
English-learning sections in my posts
Vocabulary and natural expressions from anime and K-dramas
Content that helps you enjoy and learn at the same time
If you’ve ever thought:
“I wish I could learn English in a more interesting way…”
That’s exactly what I want to create here.
No pressure, really
Everything I write will stay free.
The Ko-fi button is just there if:
you enjoy what I write
you find it helpful
or you simply want to support this small project
Even just reading, liking, or sharing my posts already helps more than you think.
What’s coming next
I’ll continue with:
Weekly anime & K-drama reviews
A new section: “Learn English from this review”
Short, practical language points you can actually use
You will see the button on this post and my Dragon Ball Super Superheroes newsletter.
Thank you for being here, especially this early on.
This is still a small space, but I’m excited to see where it can go.
And if you ever decide to click that little ☕ button. Ihank you. It really means a lot.
— Phuong