Spitting at lunch means feeling like I'm dying, but I can't.

The basis of this word comes from receiving lunch, which means hanging up and leaving.

There are too many Xiao Qiang and worm characters in the animation now, so it's hard to have lunch. It seems that every time it is a lunch, but I didn't eat it, so I can only call it a spit lunch.

As for buying bento.

In anime and movies, there is a word called "lunch"

The word "take the lunch box" comes from the comedy "king of comedy" by Master Xing. In the play, the little guy played by Master Xing wants to be a big actor, but he can only play some trite roles. When the director doesn't use him, he is given a lunch box to send him away. The word "take a lunch box" has also spread. It means the director's severance pay.

In Japanese animation and games, when a character in a work dies, the actor who plays the role can quit the performance of the crew, have lunch and then get off work. Therefore, in the field of ACG, the death of a character is compared to the death of a leader.

Many people who spit lunch in Seeds, such as the tiger in the desert, were originally set to die, but they were forced to survive because of their high popularity. . . .