On Fantia, you can use the following payment methods: 1. If you use a visa or other foreign credit card to pay, you can directly register your credit card information and pay directly. 2. The essence of using AliPay to pay was to buy the serial number of the card in the magic market, and then pay after the account balance was topped up. The specific operation was as follows: First, buy the serial number of the point card at the Magic Market (full Chinese interface, website: Https://ww.masadora.jp/dProductDetails/TORACOIN). After purchasing it, click on your avatar at the top right corner to enter your personal space. Then, pull down the interface and find [All Orders] in [Digital Goods]. When you enter the 16-digit serial number, Google's human-machine verification may appear (it may be slow to open in China, but you can wait patiently). After the recharge is completed, return to the previous payment page. You can directly click on the top right corner to see the sponsorship card for payment. In addition, Fantia also had four payment methods, namely, visa, Mastercard, VIP, and Kyash (Japanese credit card), but UnionPay was not available.
If you use a credit card such as visa, you can automatically renew it every month; if you use AliPay to recharge, you need to manually renew it every month. However, there was no exact information about the specific steps of the manual replenishment.
I have no idea what that phrase means. It seems very strange and not something commonly known or used.
I have no idea what that means. It sounds really strange and not something common in the manga world.
I have no idea what that term means. It sounds quite odd and perhaps inappropriate.
"I Sell Potions in the Cultivation World" might fit the plot of the novel you provided. The protagonist sells potions in the cultivation world to make money, but he needs to collect 10% of the property from his customers, causing a series of troubles and risks. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~
It should be attached. " attach " was a phrased verb that meant to attach something to another object. For example, in a letter, one could say," attach a manuscript " to indicate that the manuscript was attached. Translated as: Palace of Pleasure, the novel is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
The word "imprisonment" in "imprisonment" could be understood as detention or imprisonment. From the content provided,"Peng Yue, Zhang Ao, Nanxiang claimed to be orphans, and they were imprisoned to pay for their crimes", the "prison" here generally expressed that they were imprisoned (to bear the crime, etc.), and "system" reflected a state of action that restricted personal freedom and detention.
I have no idea what that phrase means. It sounds really odd and might be something very specific or perhaps even inappropriate. Don't know.
I've never come across such a phrase before. It's so unusual that I can't even begin to guess what it might refer to or what the context could be.
I have no idea what that means. It sounds quite strange and not something common in the manga world.