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@Danwoo @MoonlightwolfchanX Here are the five I found. You need to see the picture at full size (no resizing) to have a chance to find Number 5. 1 (very easy): 2 (very easy): 3 (kinda tricky): 4 (kinda tricky): 5 (very tricky):

Thanks for translating this. The similarities to Mushishi are obvious, but still it would have been nice if it were longer.

It is not so much about house duties being horrible, humans can endure harsh conditions with the right mindset. And that is exactly the point here: the mind set connected to the work. House work is fine and all, but if only one partner is doing it and the other one doesn`t appreciate that, it...

Thanks for the translation, it is an interesting concept indeed. Half-way through I thought that those two immortals would stay as friends together and not die, or the second joins the first one in her labyrinth. It is rare in media that suicide of an immortal is taken this serious .

@meangradear Full agreement with you. The way it was portrayed, she worked hard and diligently at her jobs. To call her a delinquent for that and being direct is somehow typical japanese in my opinion. And yeah, ~ 30 $/h is NOT the amount you want for a job that might kill you or worse.

I suspect the author has somehow a connection to bio/chemistry labs or worked in one themself. All the devices and chemicals in the lab are also in real labs, same for the chemicals and especially the containers in which they are stored. Somehow that accuracy made me like this story even more.

Well, if a reader here wants to take medical advice on the internet, let it be THAT YOU DONT TAKE MEDICAL ADVICE FROM RANDOS ON THE INTERNET! That whole "doctors and 'big pharma' just want to put you under drugs" is so stupid and is not helping people getting better. Depression is real! And...

Thanks for translating this work. All the retellings of those old fairy tales were pretty interesting.

While the comment is already 2 years old, I still wanted to answer it: Yes, the red words are also important, the reason is a spoiler:

Also: The dad never said No to the plan. He just said you need a business plan before asking for money.

Thanks for translating this work for us! I can't agree with those who praise this ending. I do like the manga and the way the characters acted felt mostly natural and realistic. But I just didn't see a mutual love connection between Sakaki and Nao. That Nao as a 15 year old boy feels an...

Thanks for translating this chapter. And yeah, prank love letters are some of the most insane shit you can do to your "friends". "Haha, you thought there was someone who accepted you as you are and loved you, but it was all a trick by me, your "friend".". How is that supposed to be funny?

Very interesting story, thanks for sharing it here with us. The concept of a curse which manifests as a hunger for learning new things is a concept which is not often explored. Most often it is shown to be a good thing. Nice twist.

So.... can anyone explain the comments about the author to me? What is she doing for HoloLive, who is her daughter and what is she doing and what does this all have to do with that magazine on page 2? Is it only the costumes shown or are the whole characters "cameos"?

Interesting concept, especially that the higher ups of the religious institutions are not exactly in line with gods intention and ignore gods will, which is a useful explanation for how a good intentioned god and a crap human world can coexist. While the death of the mother is pretty tropey...

The artstyle is outlandish and surreal and is therefore exactly the correct choice for this manga. I can highly recommend to read this one, especially since it is short and compact.

Wow, those spreaded images on page 11 and the last one. Simply wonderful. @kagypoo While I understand what you mean, how much do people really know about the stuff that happened 150 years? I don`t think it is about forgetting, but rather the theme of this manga is information itself (as shown...

The art is simply wonderful in its outlandish design and the story is so intriguing.

Wow, I am surprised: the german is pretty much spot on. That is certainly a rare case, most often it is "my hoverboard is full of eels"

Thanks for sharing your work here. The art style nicely supported the flow of the fight and the industrial setting of this world, I would like to read a "serialization" of this one!