I didn't really care about the manga but this http://www.mangago.zone/read-manga/inu_to_no_hibi/mf/c003/2/ really intrigued me. If someone knows please tell me the name of this manga, thank you
It was a real definition of all the clichés put together in a manga, no room for something unexpected to happen. Filled with cliché to the brim. I am laughing so hard
If I buy this manhwa in lenzhin will their be subs???Or if I buy the manhwa will someone sub it that is if the translator-nim doesn't want to n drops this manhwa.
Anyone interested to sub it, u don't need to worry about the raw, imma buy it.
I don't really understand how that works, I mean, as long as I can enjoy reading it I'd do anything, could you explain what you mean with subscribing to purchased raws or whatever :'D?
I think what YaoimyWAIFU meant about sub is translate?
I think they/she meant they're willing to purchase the legal copies from Lezhin, and give it to the translator to translate it
Oooh, then it's out of my reach. Thanks for clearing it ^.^
I'd be so effing happy if I had a lover n my lover would smile at me like how the seme smiled at the last page.
I have seen this old man in most of beriko's story. I think he is kinda like beriko's definition of a man that she likes(my theory tho)
Why did the father instead of spending time with his real son souichiro goes n live with the stepsons. And instead of being nice to his son he goes on being extra nice to his stepsons.
maybe because he knew his son was being loved a lot by his mother in the countryside, far from his world, full of bad people. The other 2 didn't have anyone aside from him. But I think your comment is very relevant even to another thing: why when a couple from a manga (and other stuff) gets divorced, they don't keep in touch with the sons and daughters? I don't remember ever reading a manga with a kid going to spend every weekend with one of the divorced parents.
maybe because the law in Japan is a little different that in Brazil. I read somewhere that in Japan, it doesn't exist a shared guard and no visitation regime. If you want to read some more, here a link, in portuguese: http://exame.abril.com.br/mundo/a-guarda-compartilhada-e-os-pais-abandonados-no-japao/
=O thank you for the link!
You're Welcome! (=・ω・=)
Well this was refreshing. We hardly get to read this kinda yaoi where the uke is dominant. If I wer a yaoi characer I'd prolly be a dominant uke too.
Eventho the drawing wasn't to my liking, it felt so right reading this one. No regrets just love for this manga. Everyone was given a storyline line of their own because most of the time not knowing the sidekicks story is a total turn off, but this manga did justice to all the characters. I dint get one of the character tho, wonder whether it was just an extra chapter of the sensei mastrubatin n getting caught one. Oh well doesn't matter, I'm so satisfied ٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶
Yohan tho, is neat af. I think he might be a perfect boyfriend material, but there is something thats not trustworthy,like he is so mysterious and calm. I'll prolly think alot. But I'll still be crushing on him so bad