Lee Sumin

The translation of the tweet is: "The last update from my angel Isumin!! 🥰✨❣️"

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!

I see! At the time of the cherry blossom viewing event, Ogata-san was recruiting Isumin. I should have looked at the events in the order of cherry blossom viewing → Isumin. I read it in the reverse order, but since there were no problems, it's all good!

Here's the translation of the tweet: "Isumin, let's go greet them! Is there something going on with Sai and Koyo-sama? I'm curious about a still I saw when I defeated the final boss without collecting any particular events, where a person who somewhat resembles Koyo-sama was together with Chibi Sai. Did he actually tell him about it?"

The tweet translates to: "Isumin's comment that 'hanami (flower viewing) isn't that great' probably reflects the idea that hanami can't just be about having fun; there are power struggles and factional disputes involved, and it can feel formal and stiff. This also connects to the notion of the 'pretty boy event' (where Isumin questions the attitude of nobles who only engage in factional disputes without considering the people of the city)."

Once I clear the wife showdown, I need to go collect the Koyo-sama icon I saw during the Isumin event and the Ogata-san icon that appeared on the first day. I've heard that events that go off the rails tend to be sad, so I'm wondering if I really need to collect them... I'm in a bit of a dilemma...

Here's the translation of the tweet: "Mr. Nakayama → He’s the opponent in the Waya vs. Young Lion match. He said, 'I hope I pass this year.' I like his friendly vibe ♡ During Mr. Nakayama's graduate school days, I wonder if Waya-kun was taken care of by him in various ways. Just like Waya and Isumin took care of Hikaru."

The translation of the tweet is: "From the top: Isumin (since Isumin is one rank above Masu, Isumin is confirmed to be at the front) - Nakayama-san - Saeki-san - Honda-san - Ochi-kun - Kadowaki-san - Hikaru - ending with Waya."

The young researchers' meeting in Wayakun's room, I guess Nase-chan stopped coming partway through. Her name isn't on the match schedule for the league that started before the Hokuto High event. I guess Insei has also quit. It's sad. Wayakun, who is filling out the match schedule, wrote Isumin's name at the top, so the green team is smiling 😊.

As a side note: If the planning team has the mindset of having people of the same age have a dialogue, it could lead to various issues when it comes to Toya. If it were someone without any connections like Waya or Isumin, it would be totally fine to just say "Nice to meet you" to each other, but with Toya, that's not going to work.

"I love how Isumin seems to genuinely think 'cute 😊' about Waya."

After Wayasumi and Isumin naturally drifted apart in the year when only Isumin fell, whether they can get back together—or more specifically, whether Isumin might get a boyfriend in China (and enter the Yansumi route)—is completely a 50/50 chance, I believe. If they enter the Yansumi route, Waya-kun, who still can't forget Isumin, will suffer greatly, which makes the green color extremely exciting.

When the goldfish died, Wayakun thought that we really had come to an end. After getting back together, he apologizes, saying, "I'm sorry, Isumi-san. That goldfish died. I'm sorry I couldn't tell you." Isumin gently strokes Wayakun's head and says, "It's not your fault. Thank you for mourning it."

"Wayasumi, there's definitely been a natural fade-out there, right? I mean, it's awkward. Wayakun didn't even know that Isumin was going to China until he heard it from someone else..."