Lee Pureun

The tweet translates to: "After School War Activities" 2023 / Original title: 방과 후 전쟁활동 Part 1 Script: Lee Nam-kyu Directed by: Song Young-il Starring: Shin Hyun-soo, Lee Seung-won, Lim Se-mi, Kwon Eun-bin, Kim Min-cheol, So-hee, Kim Soo-kyum pic.x.com/D3PfIPABsz

The text you provided appears to be a mix of Korean and Japanese, but it seems to be primarily in Korean. Here’s a translation of the Korean text to English: "That guy was eating something during class, and I was just thinking about how I would kill him later. One day, after personal practice, I was on my way back and thought it was way too sweet. I asked, 'Hey, did you spill your snacks?' He just threw it out there. 'I don't have any snacks.' But seriously, you're so sweet right now. Huh? There's nothing, but he's really touching his body and saying there's nothing." If you need further assistance or a different type of translation, feel free to ask!

The tweet translates to: "The chikaem of Itheon-kun has been released✨ Please give it a high rating and lots of supportive comments🐹📣 [*Rehearsal* Only see you_CAM] Lee Tae Geon: 'My excitement for you S...' youtu.be/lZPn2MqoHGo?si… @YouTube #LeeTaeGeon #イテゴン pic.x.com/BaICQOJz0O"

The tweet translates to: "#PunyPunyHeroMyameMyame #FanArt Explosive Sword Princess Oppa-Ippurun Episode 4 (2/31) pic.x.com/u1iwf8Vg05 x.com/I_love_myame/s…" (Note: The translation retains the hashtags and the context of the tweet, which seems to be about a fan-created work related to a character or series.)

The tweet translates to: "Currently streaming on Amazon Prime is Lee Dong-wook's 'Divorce Insurance.' It looked interesting, so I added it to my list, but it turns out it's by the same writer, Lee Tae-yoon, as 'The Inspector and Joy'! ‘Divorce Insurance’ by Lee Tae-yoon adds excitement to romance with unique imagination [Writer Rewind (160)] naver.me/FO9ez9go pic.x.com/TavPZGBu8H"

The translation of the tweet text is: "#PunyPunyHeroMyameMyame #FanArt Princess Baku刀王女 Oppa Ippurun Episode 4 (1/31) pic.x.com/CFB45wKNvE" (Note: The hashtags and names may not have direct translations, as they often refer to specific characters or concepts in Japanese pop culture.)

Here's the translation of the tweet: "Common thing among kids: They take the names of characters in manga too literally as [last name] and [first name], not realizing it makes for a descriptive sentence. The only exception is something like [Oppa Ippurun]. This is just too obvious."

I posted the third episode of "Princess Oppa Ippurun" on Pixiv and Nico Nico! Princess Oppa sets out on a journey to defeat the evil "Gindama Cult"! However, a heroic teacher named "Master ZOO" appears before her... What could his intentions be...? pixiv.net/artworks/12869… manga.nicovideo.jp/watch/mg913101… pic.x.com/z3D0nSpfL1

The tweet translates to: "#FanArt Princess Bakuto Oppa Ippurun Episode 3 (42/42 pages) pic.x.com/cCutxYsnxE x.com/I_love_myame/s…"

The tweet translates to: "Shiraren's breasts are plump~"

The translation of the tweet is: "#FanArt Princess Baku刀王女 Oppa Ippurun Episode 3 (Page 41/42) pic.x.com/yLnvv03YLR"

The tweet translates to: "I love the disappeared heroine 'Oppa Ippurun Princess' too much, here's my reaction collection. [link] #sm44737524 #NiconicoVideo It somehow made me nostalgic. I don't remember the story at all, though..."

The text "イプルン45" translates to "Iplun 45" in English. It appears to be a name or title, possibly related to a product, character, or concept. If you have more context, I can provide a more detailed translation!

"I usually draw fan comics of the squishy hero Myame Myame, so if you don't mind, I would be really happy if you could take a look at this too! I love Princess Oppa Iplun."

The tweet translates to: "#FanArt Princess Baku刀王女 Oppa Ipurun Episode 3 (Page 40/42) pic.x.com/BXQEq8hjhy x.com/I_love_myame/s…"