What does it mean in the comments?

In the comments, receiving a box lunch means going offline and quitting.

The word "bento" is generally used in film and television dramas and novels. When a character is dying, it is called "bento", which means that the character is offline and finished. ?

The word "bento" comes from the movie "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 didn't use him, he just gave him a box lunch to send him away, and then slowly extended the meaning of appearing.

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In addition to "getting a box lunch", it can also express the meaning of leaving the market offline. Other words include "fixing". It means that a character has finished shooting his personal scene or there are no more scenes, so it can be said that the character is finished.

In addition, it can also be said that "leading lunch boxes" often appear in Japanese animations and games. When a character in the work dies, the actor who plays this role can quit the performance of the crew and get the box lunch and then get off work. The guy who was destroyed was called "get a lunch"; Killing someone else's family is "sending a box lunch to XX".

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