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The joke would have been better if her books were all boys’ love.

I bought the official version, and so far, they’re not living in Japan, they’re living in Punland! @darknesspker, there is no commitment in any way, Kurusu is basically the ultimate virgin. He won’t touch any of them, and even with the question of marriage and it’s possibility and strong...

Indeed, @HYBRID_BEING. I wonder whether it’s the fault of the author or the scanlator, though. Anyhow, someone at some point clearly didn’t do their homework.

Am I the only one who gets a really bad vibe from Maria Campbell’s mother?

It’s not green fingers, it’s a green thumb!

Ru is no Dracula, from the looks of it.

Chrisse calling her husband "Onii-chan" is seriously disturbing.

I hope for him that he acquires good hearing protection down the line, because if not, he will end up deaf.

This is hard to read...

Because, @IJustMadeThisToComment, there is "banal" in the French title, which means "mundane" in English.

The worst about this is that it’s the actual chapter.

Minami: "I don’t need likes..." Me: "HALLELUJAH!"

My guess, @elefantine97, is that they didn’t manage to go all the way because of the bite.

A wild idea appears ! This manga is really a venture into drugs. This chapter is about withdrawal. It probably doesn’t make sense, but it’s kind of an interesting idea.

On a side-note, "a Black Forest cake" becomes, when translated in French, "un gâteau Forêt Noire", abbreviated as "un Forêt Noire". For those who don’t speak the basics of French, this means that "Forêt Noire", when referring to the cake, is a male noun.

It’s not bad, but I’d rate it "why does this exist"/10.

Trinidad and Tobago isn’t French. I think it’s Spanish.

Can’t help but feel that the quality of the scanlations decrease as I read, while it should be the opposite.

Roi ≠ Emperor. Roi = King, & Empereur = Emperor. Also, both "petits" and "pois" are masculine nouns in their plural form, which makes it real weird for them to be little girls’ names.

Patisserie is a French word, it’s actually written "pâtisserie" and it’s French for bakery.