i'm really interested in ayanda's insistence on using english despite being south african since so many diff languages are spoken there :unsure: i wonder if the author will touch on english being seen as like a "status symbol" or maybe touch on south african v mainstream american english
i just binged this yesterday so i was pleasantly surprised to see a new chapter today yay! for the sake of the story i'll just go w alice being 'semilingual' but it seems more like to me that she could have an expressive/receptive lang disorder
thank you for this! i like the gaiden focusing moreso on the present rather than the near-off future, i feel like it rounded out the story nicely and it speaks to the idea of goal setting giving people something to look forward to.
thank you to each and every group that worked on translating this series! i became a fan of yumi tamura's after reading basara last year, and as per usual, she didn't disappoint! the past couple days i've spent reading this have led to a whirlwind of emotions and lots of tears- but at the center...
happy holidays & thank you for the chapter, it feels the best bday present ever 🥹 i loved shima’s talk with mukai, it really show’s that he’s starting to take accountability for his feelings
i’m gonna be thinking about this for a while like the premise was amazing, anna was insanely charismatic, and the romance was superb. also the fact that even when the curse was lifted her scars stayed (need more artists to do things like that)🥲 i rlly hope the author ends up doing more with...
i'm literally on a ledge but anyway thank you so so much for translating and for giving us the opportunity to witness this wonderful story from beginning to end🥹🥹 mondays won't ever be the same