The kanji there is "厄", which pretty much means "misfortune". The fact that it's repeated in that wavy pattern makes me think that this may indeed be, in fact, a Jojo reference.
I can't speak of lick of Japanese but I assume it's: 1st page she starts to like Sensei, 2nd page goes Yandere, 3rd page he reassures her that he cares for her and she stabs him because it's either platonic or she's afraid someone takes him away.
to those unaware, the dragon empery ladies are drinking straight from 500 mL bottles of Red Star, a 56 ABV low cost, low aroma baijiu typically associated with Beijing's working class. props to the artist for researching bc you just know Harbin would turn the party into a drinking match, which she still lost, thanks to the British and their unquenchable thirst for the tea.
also funny that Yat-sen the gentle southern beauty is drinking it down the hatch, a bit OOC but hidden depths i guess. remind me to never test my liver against her.
Looking at this picture, I thought I had seen something kind of like this before. After searching a little, it turns out that post #7763699 was commissioned by the same person.
I find it funny that the artist sometimes copies comics entirely (see post #8028393 for the previous version of this one), just replacing the words and perhaps making minor changes, yet it still works, and the repetition can make it even funnier.
I find it funny that the artist sometimes copies comics entirely (see post #8028393 for the previous version of this one), just replacing the words and perhaps making minor changes, yet it still works, and the repetition can make it even funnier.
It's what happens when Dura Erede's racing form has become one glowing meme in the keiba community
