Actually, I'm now more interested in reading a story about Kami's coworker. The grumpy man who seemed homophobic in the first volume.
The translator's note was more interesting than the chapter.
Negotiate negociations. Blinding blindfolds. Mecenary mecenaries....
I think my last two braincells died. All the more english is not my first language.
It could be interesting, but because of that translation, I might have to drop it. Too bad to waste such a great art and probably interesting story with this kind of translation. ┑(￣Д ￣)┍
Does anyone know when the drama with Simon will end?
once again, my fatass finger has failed me-
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Ahah! It's fine.
Please author, don't try to give that mother an excuse for the way she treats her child, I won't accept any of them. And frankly, she could feel guilty and do better after a good scolding, but I still won't accept it. There's a limit and here, this child has to eat grass to feel her stomach. Don't try to give her an excuse. Just call the police and make it realistic her. She just needs to go to jail.
It was not bad. Though it was confusing sometimes because of all those names (sometimes it even changed to chinese names). I still wonder what the "real" names are supposed to be.
I believe this person got the raws from some of the readers links and those were Chinese. Maybe that’s why you’re seeing that. That’s cool how you can recognize them.ヾ(☆▽☆)
Some of the names we can cross-check in Neko Neko Honey, such as the Gen-Chan. I don't remember his older brother being that one (?), but I assume he's Aki because it's the only Japanese sounding name he gets given. But I really wanted to know the original Japanese names of the dogs...
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Right, Gen-chan even became Xuantai in chapter 5. Well, I think he was talking about Gen-chan. And for the dogs, it feels just weird to see chinese names when all the rest is in japanese.
I knew a misunderstanding was coming but still... That crying face at the end got me really sad. ╥﹏╥
Anyone to pick this up?