One of the best in the “slave-colored” series.
Admin, could you please answer two questions for me:
Why do they call it “colored“? What is the meaning of the word in this context?
By the end of the video she writes something in a fascinating way on a piece of paper; can you translate that for us?
Many thanks for all of the work you do
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One of the best in the “slave-colored” series.
Admin, could you please answer two questions for me:
Why do they call it “colored“? What is the meaning of the word in this context?
By the end of the video she writes something in a fascinating way on a piece of paper; can you translate that for us?
Many thanks for all of the work you do
It might be spelled collared, the item around their neck. I could be wrong though.
So perhaps a misspelling carried through the series!
色, both in chinese and japanese, means