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I'm happy that the gaslighting only worked partially, but still: Suhyeon ought to have reminded himself that it wasn't just for the palliative that he took up the task. He himself concluded that siding with Sangwoo was the only way to escape being a slave to Jisang for the rest of his life. If...

Oh, you mean, how's he alive when Artemisia is dead and the king's death causes the death of the bloodline? If I were to stretch belief like a rubber band till it's about to break, maybe it's because the bloodline of wings has two kings, Artemisia and her predecessor, Crimson.

Meanwhile Meanwhile, "xc" keeps stalking "lz" in the comments about reporter Chae and it's absolutely hilarious.

Just get married already, you psychos. You were all but flirting all through this chapter.

To be honest, I'm not sure it's a saviour complex. I think it's rather that Takanashi has seen the "reality" of dreams and feels the only thing he can do as a teacher is to ensure his pupils have all the information they need to make an optimal decision. Given that they're teenagers, of course...

All that is true, but what I'm saying is that Jo Heon isn't really that much of an hypocrite as Ji Young says: he knows there are evildoers in the government and the police, and he admits that Ji Young's morals aren't wrong. But the "traitor" line he takes shows again what he is: a black-ops...

The only reason I didn't add a note about that when I typeset the chapter is that if the author only knows Achilles and Patroclus from hearsay or films, he might have been unaware of the full story.

When I said I wanted a new arc with Hara, this is not what I had in mind. I meant a light arc, for heaven's sake!

Yep, and his logic last chapter wasn't as flawed as Gang Ok thinks, in my opinion. I do agree that Ji Young won the war of words, though, and I like that he managed to make even a zealot like Jo Heon waver. And while typesetting, I was wondering whether I should have added a note saying that...

The page with empty bubbles was corrected. Sorry for the trouble.

I really don't mind when someone pick up a premise and adapts it, but this too much of an in-your-face adaptation of Delusion Telepathy, changing some things, of course.

Two things make me happy about this chapter. One, that Ji Young's personality is remarkably consistent. His obsession with only using his fists instead of trying to level the field with a weapon is compatible with his mindset. Two, that there was no bullshit regarding weight classes or power...

Takeru's soul is in Tatari's body, I guess. Setting the happy ending up in advance.

I was curious about that, too. There was a rose in the middle, so he might have received the first tokens of appreciation from theatregoers as an actor. And the things on the bench looked like books, so maybe they're the club's next plays?

To be honest, I think it's pointless to expect consistency from Kobayashi's stories. Ever since his debut with Sky Blue, he's specialised in flashy, brainless entertainment, which he takes to an almost sublime, essential form. But if for no other reason than that I'm bored, I'd say Nephilim...

Absolutely flawless. So happy with the conclusion of this arc. I could even share Eunyung's joy in the theatre club party a little. And the creepy screentone is gone as well, so now I'm ready for hopefully a light arc. I'm not the greatest fan of Hara Kang's character, but maybe it's because it...

You know, for some reason I dislike the Japanese trope of characters losing an arm. I don't really know why, but it doesn't sit well with me. More importantly, I can't believe the Machine Rule and Cosmic Devil worlds have no advanced prostethics, or even better, limb regeneration methods. One...

I was told 47 Heroes was having trouble uploading this (something I experience from time to time with our own chapters), and since the group doesn't have a "members only" upload policy, I used the release in cubari.moe to upload here. The pages are JPEGs, though, so if the group members have...

Indeed, you have a point on that. Still, the fact that Eunyung did help him when none of the other roommates were around remains, so they are the last people who have the right to call him out on that, so my main point stands. I actually sympathise with Kyungsoo, and I don't really think that...

I know this cliffhanger is criminal, but our translator didn't have time to do the next chapter in one go. Also, gotta give Ji Young kudos for having the guts to take that bulldozer on. But kudos won't help him now, so I hope he has an ace up his sleeve.