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God damn! Isaki is amazing!

Sou has probably had to put a brave face as he is basically the man of the house now, especially with his brother having just lost a father while he’s experienced it once before. It’s still nice to have some confirmation that he was affected by Eisuke’s death.

Screw romance, I’m here for the bromance.

Damn it’s so good! Why does it have to end? It’s so unfortunate that the author’s health isn’t great. Hopefully, they’ll recover and continue the series again when they’re healthy.

The title of this chapter translates to “Heavenly Jeweled Spear” which is the name of the meteorite fall. The time and date also lines up with when it was predicted to make impact. I’m assuming this is depicting the moments immediately preceding it.

Later chapter spoiler:

It’s Kikkuri from Bocchi as an elf.

Man, Bricking Bad is really something else.

Definitely disappointed that the manga didn’t continue. I never even realized that this was an adaptation with how well executed it was done.

What on earth is this crazy conspiracy theory? You know there are quite a few mangaka who die quite young and I wouldn’t be surprised if an unhealthy workload that seems to be pervasive in the industry contributes to it. Like, what proof do you even have to offer?

I’m assuming Rivale is the demon that destroyed Stark’s village, right?

They literally said it’s it not being axed. What’s going on with the author is far sadder.

I didn’t exactly expect a supernatural turn in this story…

I wonder if the granny wants to continue holding power or if she’s actually okay with losing It but wants her grandchild to show ruthlessness.

Justice achieved.

Cute girls doing cute things with eldritch abominations.

So, is next chapter when the baby is made?

While the absurd conviction rate probably does involve the imprisonment of innocent people, Japan has an extremely low prosecution rate of 8%. This is because prosecutors fear losing a case so they will only prosecute cases they are exceedingly likely to win. Also note that Japan’s 99.9% is not...