Class de 2 Banme ni Kawaii Onna no Ko to Tomodachi ni Natta - Ch. 33.1 - How to Spend the Year-end

[kuronotsuki]

when yh gw...

 

[Darkshade13]

Man have high Physical resistance, broken bone is no problem. But our magical resistance is practically ZERO, light fever AND WE ARE DEAD xDDD

And then you have to add in that this is the deadly Japanese cold, which has a built-in magical resistance de-buff and a higher-than-normal critical hit rate.

 

[MaCl0wSt]

Thanks for the chapter!

 

[Khazar123]

well quite the overreaction I say... like she is cute worrying that much but man I was always surprised in how characters in manga "take care" of each other during times of sickness in comparison how its where I live, where its just if one is sick one stays home and thats about it. Idk maybe manga just overreact for the sake of plot?

I mean receiving care is a good thing, it often helps to relax the recipient and of course happiness hormones are good for Recovery too.

But yeah otherwise this is a overreaction, probably giving the author a chance to let them fuss over the MC.
Getting some fever suppression when you're near 40°C isn't that wrong though, since you do want the fever to fight the infection, but it should not cross that magic line or you're the one that gets destroyed.

It seems that in Manga/Anime they get fever suppression medicine, no matter how strong the fever is. I don't know how true that is to their real culture.

Also calling a difference between the flu and a cold during the early stage is often times impossible, unless you would run intensive tests. so I doubt that the doctor had any opinions on that since the illness just started.

Alright, real world rant over.

 

[ponpoing]

Get a room already! Oh, wait, they already do (but the in laws are sneaking around...)

 

[RealIntrovert]

I mean receiving care is a good thing, it often helps to relax the recipient and of course happiness hormones are good for Recovery too.

But yeah otherwise this is a overreaction, probably giving the author a chance to let them fuss over the MC.
Getting some fever suppression when you're near 40°C isn't that wrong though, since you do want the fever to fight the infection, but it should not cross that magic line or you're the one that gets destroyed.

It seems that in Manga/Anime they get fever suppression medicine, no matter how strong the fever is. I don't know how true that is to their real culture.

Also calling a difference between the flu and a cold during the early stage is often times impossible, unless you would run intensive tests. so I doubt that the doctor had any opinions on that since the illness just started.

Alright, real world rant over.

Somewhat true, I remember correctly Japanese people do get IV-drip if their condition did go south (like any overworked Japanese man. Funny thing is, that the manga did kinda downplay this part. In the LN iirc, Maki did get an IV-drip from the doctor during that part.

 

[jack74593]

oh damn, this is some exquisite shit

 

[andrybak]

There's no medicine for a cold, he just told him to chug some ibuprofen or paracetamol haha

there is cold medicine? in the states we have dayquil cold medicine and its the active ingredients of Tylenol with cough suppression stuff

no he said there is no medicine. except stuff that makes you feel better without actually curing the cold. Like Ibuprofen or paracetamol.

Just in case anyone doesn't know: Paracetamol is the same drug as Tylenol, also known as acetaminophen or Panadol.

Ibuprofen is probably best known in the US as Advil. In some European countries there's also a brand Nurofen.

 

[Filype]

what is this load of SUGAR

Also thanks for the TL

diabetus meme

I like how the mother in law came to kidnap him too

boths mons are besties now on.

 

[Lunkli]

Hilarious that she thought he was going to die from the cold. Like, if it was really that bad, did she really think that his mom would just abandon him without calling the hospital or anything?

 

[AsteroidCreator99]

No shit bro, they really take care colds seriously, my mother would have let me in bed without medicine while hallucinating

 

[ItsThatBriGuy]

Somewhat true, I remember correctly Japanese people do get IV-drip if their condition did go south (like any overworked Japanese man. Funny thing is, that the manga did kinda downplay this part. In the LN iirc, Maki did get an IV-drip from the doctor during that part.

I usually go get a liter of fluids with Toradol when I'm feeling run down (granted, I'm in the US, so it may not be a normal thing elsewhere).

 

[Mithril-Crow]

Welp, pretty sure my pancreas is now fried due to how sweet this was.

 

[GIN_8_6_]

I can't wait to see umi and maki playing wrestling match on the bed

 

[Shrimperor]

I see i caught up just at the right time

 

[FlyingThunder]

yet again confused about japanese people going to the hospital for a cold

 

[Freestyle]

Just curious will put it in spoilers just incase

Spoiler: MC's Parents

Did they reach the confrontation with the MC's parents? That was a horrible read in the LN and it was so unfair

The dad deserves a punch to the face.

 

[andrybak]

Just curious will put it in spoilers just incase

Spoiler: MC's Parents

Did they reach the confrontation with the MC's parents? That was a horrible read in the LN and it was so unfair

The dad deserves a punch to the face.

It starts in chapter 31.1.

 

[Zahogan]

It should be illegal to be this cute

 

[PrinceMao]