Yane no Shita no Artemis - Ch. 4 - Japanese Language Proficiency

[MangaDex]

 

[tbvp]

ty for the chapter!

 

[Chizan]

That hairstyle...

 

[Weoooo]

Oh this is why there was a love rival introduced so early. She gon' die

 

[Skypei]

Oh this is why there was a love rival introduced so early. She gon' die

Nahhh, no way...

 

[coyote_vdb]

Thanks for the translations.

 

[KyoHisagi]

I quite like the series so far. Let's hope it doesn't take nosedive like many others after first 10 or so chapters...

 

[Adul0]

I can perfectly relate to FMC.
As a student, I excelled at anything related to science and engineering (now I work as a programmer).
At the same time, I hated arts and literature.
How the hell am I supposed to deduce, what did the author mean? There is never a clear and provable answer, only an interpretation of someone else, making or grading the question.

 

[Kushikime]

Thanks for the chapters

 

[Crystalball]

Oh this is why there was a love rival introduced so early. She gon' die

Artemis is in the title, he's the one in danger.

 

[UnluckyGrape]

I can perfectly relate to FMC.
As a student, I excelled at anything related to science and engineering (now I work as a programmer).
At the same time, I hated arts and literature.
How the hell am I supposed to deduce, what did the author mean? There is never a clear and provable answer, only an interpretation of someone else, making or grading the question.

You just gotta. Vibe it out. Brooo.
(Me who almost majored in English)

 

[Quackingbean]

Author never stops banging🔥🔥🔥

 

[AraraDeTerno]

...She's a 20 year old dressed in a school girl uniform going to eat ice cream with MC "disheveled eyebags"-kun?
This will surely end well :clueless:

 

[Araragi_alan]

I saw the last panel on Facebook and came to read it. I really enjoyed it. I hope it doesn't get boring as the chapters go by.
Thanks for the translation.

 

[Soneca]

Really liking it so far. I wonder if Saraki'll get Kobachi to start reading novels to help her with her language studies, maybe she could get hooked on Shinonome's novel as well.

Thank you very much for the scanlation!

 

[martianpaws]

Ahhhhh that last panel!

My heart immediately went doki doki!

 

[iamching]

New chapter when

 

[shadiw]

Still waiting...

 

[MrMeh]

I can perfectly relate to FMC.
As a student, I excelled at anything related to science and engineering (now I work as a programmer).
At the same time, I hated arts and literature.
How the hell am I supposed to deduce, what did the author mean? There is never a clear and provable answer, only an interpretation of someone else, making or grading the question.

For arts, the answer is your method to which there are multiple.
Unless your teacher is an arse whereas you are inculpable.
For lit, the answer is your thinking to which must be critical.
Unless your teacher is opinionated whereas you were right to be cynical.

Did you take an innovation challenge out of interest?
I reckon that's the closest to non definitive answer testing you'll get in engineering nowadays.

Interestingly early engineering (namely structural engineering) was closer to philosophy and a lot of the mathematical/logical framework we rely upon today only really started being developed in the mid to late 18th century.

For the last century, education has been very one size fits all.
There are many ways to learn a topic, to which the above history conveys.
I wouldn't write yourself off.