688 dollars for a decent-size flat in a brand new building surrounded by trees... and it's supposed to take place in Tokyo, no? I know salaries are lower in Japan but yeah it hurts a little...
Harsh. I don't mind a story that focus on the characters inner life and how they react to the situation they are thrown in. I enjoyed seeing Leo's state of mind before meeting Arte again.
That's an interesting representation of the old Japan work culture where men spent often more than 80H a week at work, barely seeing their families. I never thought about what their retirement looked like but it would not be surprising if they ended up as library barnacles. What else can they...
And I am really happy with it. The last chapters were good but that manga really is at its best when it deals with the issue of time passing and what will remain when all things inevitably end. That chapter was powerful in a way the previous ones were not.
Happy for the characters but I really hope the next part is going to return the focus on Mariko. She's a really interesting protagonist and lately she's been nearly out of the picture. Even learning her son was getting cuckolded on a daily basis was swiped under the rug in 1 scene. More Mariko...
It's so ridiculous it's starting to feel like a setup of the teachers for an adventure for the kids. I mean the last time there were bad guys at school like the terrorists the author kept the humor realistic, the kids were not running around terrorists weaving ridiculous weapons...
Many cultivator finding their Way in this chapter: Leaf-Girl as a defender of life and A-Ting as a defender of mortals against shitty immortals' scheme.