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1. Mangaka decided to drop it
2. Publisher decided to drop it
3. Reader don't like it. Or get bore with the story
Even if it great. If the jap reader bore with it. It will be dropped

Jap manga always release in manga magazine. Be it monthly, bi monthly or anything. They always do polling. Lowest manga rank will have warning, if their rating don't increase, mangaka will be put to stop the manga. It happened a lot. Sadly, the polling is only for jap readers. In my favorite manga case, this manga that have gone world wide & have anime, and fanbase, even put to stop because the jap readers get bore with it (it's adventure comedy). But we, outside jap readers who really like the manga and didn't want it to stop have to accept that our manga is forced to end because the polling that held for jap reader.
I think because they release every single chapter sometimes people lost the interest because it too short. Let say, we prefer to read harry potter if it release in 1 book even if we have to wait years to read it, rather than we read every single chapter every month and we forget what previous chapter tell.

I understand what u mean but it's still so sad..

Or People don't buy it and mangaka decided to drop. I bet 80% of people who read it illegally online like this doesn't buy the manga thus not supporting the mangaka to continue financially. Remember to buy the book if you like the manga.

Yes! I read mangas here so I could know what mangas I wish to spend my money on, instead of randomly buying or not because of covers.

Natsume yuujinchou

YOU HAVE TO READ IT . IT'S SO WONDERFUL ASDFGHJKL;' IT'S REALLY GREAT AN ALL AF IT'S SO GOOOOOD It's just so good just read it or watch it (it have anime) .

Omg i hadn't recongized it!! Now i'll read it again for sure! Thank you guys (๑•ㅂ•)و✧

their should be more than one chapter to read

It wouldn't be so bad if it wasn't translated up to vol 4 or 5 on here. If they release 1 volume a year like sex pistols we are looking at 2020 to find out what happens next. Sigh...

High volume sales encourage the license holder to negotiate contracts for successive volumes. If you want to speed up the availability of current and future volumes, buy licensed copies and encourage others to do the same. The more that are sold, the faster the "new" volumes become available. This also holds true for preventing a licensed manga from being dropped by the license holder.

I already buy licensed copies, did you see the part about sex pistols, doesn't seem to speed it up.

Please don't take this the wrong way, but "high volume" requires more than one. You not only have to buy it, but you also have to encourage as many others as possible to do the same. People whining about a law that has been around since 1710 (copyright), how unfair it is that they have to pay for something they should be paying for anyway, how broke they are, how they can't get a digital download shipped to their house, how long they'll have to wait to see the end... NONE of this encourages others to purchase a licensed copy of this manga. We have to be "licensed copy cheerleaders". Like this:

Everyone, look on the positive side of buying a licensed copy... your copy is LEGAL and can't be confiscated along with your computer, internet accounts and privileges, money and freedom. You are supporting a person who worked their ass off to entertain you. It's only $6-$8 per volume, a far cry from Amazon's $15-$19 or ebay's $20-$40. You have instant access to your manga and it looks just like, or better than, it does here. In some cases the censoring is removed and the translations are better. Granted, it will take a while before the first volume is available, but it's not like there are NO other manga to read, fill in your time with something else. Then go back and rediscover your love of Ten Count all over again.

If we "cheer" like this... those that can buy, will and those that "may not be able to", will try harder. The sales volume will increase and the next available chapter will show up for sale sooner. Easy peasy.

I think it is enough to be a Ten Count cheerleader. Let the publishers adapt to Internet facts and use it for marketing. Personally, I hate the changes in modern Intellectual Property laws which have happened mostly in the past 20 years, particularly with regards to how it treats digital works and non-profit copies. I am also a huge fan of libraries. I believe more readers means more profits, even if some people read for free.