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Disagree on a couple points... The red tags are not meant to describe what "really happens" in a given story. Instead, they exist primarily as warnings about the types of image content readers should expect to encounter. This helps people who are averse to certain types of content make safe...

No way in hell. Public vote? Nothing on MangaDex is done by public vote, nor should it be. That would politicize and wreck the warning system, rendering the tags arbitrary and basically useless. The present system is fine. Uploaders are responsible for tags, but staff will step in to make final...

Okay, I get it. Except I still don't understand the joke. A rot too far...

I said this a couple chapters back, but in my headcanon, the adult succubus form is her mental image of herself. In reality she's just a tiny little orphan kid. That's what the MC sees and interacts with. Also why she's shown as a kid when sleeping.

What @Asiandesu said, that's my headcanon. The adult succubus form is her mental image of herself. In reality she's just a tiny little orphan kid. That's what the MC sees and interacts with. Also why she's shown as a kid when sleeping.

It does make sense. I wish that explanation were true, but it doesn't work. This series reads left to right. Which means BGF did respond to the interviewer's "English or Spanish?" question. She said, "brain rot lingo," and struck a smug pose. It was only after the rotmaxxed "Baby...

Live nude ogtabus

Oh no, the ogtabus won :meguuusad:

Don't be dissuaded by the negative comments; this is one of the best single-artist anthologies I've read recently. The only exception is chapter 6, a darkly comical isekai short that isn't at all bad, but passes too quickly to make much of an impression. At least it lightens the mood for a...

Yes, that's right, according to the translator's notes. Rather than "I turn to you, Amida Bhudda," I guess it means "I turn to you, 'I love you.'" Suggests, perhaps, that the MC seeks and/or finds something like spiritual sustenance in her devotion to her shitheel oshi. To the point where...

Women, amirite? :sneaky:

Love this story. As others have said, it feels very authentic, and the ambiguities only enhance that. The translation is exceptionally good, too, at least in that the "poetic" dialogue and narration read like good poetry and actually serve the story (a hen's tooth rarity). Worth noting the...

I don't think he's a terrible creep, necessarily. At least no more a creep than many/most. And no one in this story is 100% correct, decent and honest: The idol-to-gravure (to AV?) pipeline is corrupt and degrading. The MC's peers are cruel bullies. The MC knows she's being used and going...

This could just as well be called "The Lure". A simple story and not a happy one. The MC is a beautiful but frivolous woman who lives a shallow but pleasant life in which she is given everything she wants. One day, she meets a man she wants but cannot have. The more he resists her, the more...

It's obvious that "En-chan", the MC, was shocked and horrified by the sight of Yumi's cunt. And it's equally obvious that he communicated those feelings to her. Regardless of his words, she understood his reaction, and because she had feelings for him, she was deeply wounded by it. That all...

Depression and inertia are the subject, but the story feels inert and one-dimensional to its detriment. It's not bad though. I like the idea that people will do whatever they can to give themselves a sliver of hope, even if those actions are hurtful and the hope illusory. Fwiw, I'm not...

Don't worry, it's happy gushing 🍑💦

Not great but nice. I'll take it.

I'm not sure that's true. The countries harshest on crime are not necessarily the most law-abiding. The US, for instance, has long imprisoned a larger percentage of its population than any other country, and it typically ranks among the top 5 for use of the death penalty (along with the likes of...