Me too, this reunited lovers trope Japan loves to do is one of the worst things about romance manga, I can't stand it.
The rest of the manga was incredible, and the actual proposal scene was perfection, but why did it need to be 12 years of them not speaking to each other at all? this isn't the...
Man, I really wish Japan was less obsessed with the separated lovers trope, might be the worst romance ending trope of all time. Oh well, the rest of the manga was fantastic, I just wish it went out on a less annoyingly cliche note.
Chapter 71 will be the final chapter, the translation is not caught up with the Japanese release.
Thank you for the TL, I would die if I had to wait for the official release to catch up that's gonna take years.
Once again the flash forward cliffhanger pages leave me with an incredibly destressing feeling. I'm here until the end no matter what happens, but Ise Katsura is a sick man for having the fluffiest, sweetest romance chapter right before 3 pages of absolute despair.
Is it me? Am I the human who...
I'm so worried about the context of the flash forward teases back in chapter 8 and 9, where Eri is an adult and alone, please don't break my heart after breaking them up and getting them back together here, please I'm begging you Japan, no more separated lovers endings... please say Syke.
Please don't machine translate, you're just going to make actual translators think it's active and lead to them not picking it up. and no offense but I'm not reading a machine tl.
The translation muddies the waters a little bit but checking the raws makes it more clear that yes, that last thought bubble is the main guy saying it to himself, not the girl saying she is male, it's not BL yall can relax.