Thanks for pointing this out, makes much more sense nowPretty sure she’s talking future tense, like she WILL keep making bento. Thus the “my whole life” she’s thinking. She’s saying it doesn’t matter how many get destroyed because she’ll keep making more and is just hesitant about phrasing it in a way that sounds like a proposal.
Yeah, in that context it's mostly dismissive like "a mere bento" or "something like that bento". And yeah, "of all things" would work too.Thanks for pointing this out, makes much more sense now
Uploaded the corrected version.
Also, sorry to bother but do you perhaps have any suggestions on how to better translate what "なんて" is doing in the first bubble?
[お弁当なんて何回だって]
Afaik it functions as a dismissive particle for the bento, so I thought of changing the last part to "bento, of all things", but it would make the whole sentence too long for typesetting.
I've changed it to "a mere bento" cause there was enough space for one more word. Thanks again for the help!Yeah, in that context it's mostly dismissive like "a mere bento" or "something like that bento". And yeah, "of all things" would work too.
I'm begging at this point lolGive them the happy ending author, please