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Honestly this was such an innovative compromise to the shipping wars. I dunno why it isnt done more often.

I used the wrong word. I said "metaphor" but the word I should have used was "manifestation" or symptom. (Yes metaphor is VERY much the wrong word.) Maybe the women's eyes are fine and it's the MC we need to worry about.

I guess the author put this on hiatus. This chapter is making me think that the "hollow eye" problem is purely limited to the narrator's character. I am also beginning to consider others' theories that this might actually be a metaphor for mental illness.

There are still 89 chapters, and this Manga is completed. I hope the TL groups are able to finish this up. Given that the story is mostly episodic with a few short arcs, if all else fails I would settle for a translation of the last chapter. I saw it in Japanese but it's hard to figure out...

This manga is criminally under appreciated. I think you are not giving them enough credit. I feel they did a sober assessment of the risks a demonic Imuri poses and decided it was too much of a risk to Mr. Priest's well being. Plus they have no realistical narrative reason to protect her...

... Stanford University is in California (USA). Another poster said it, but Peter Principle, not Peters Law. The first might mistake on the Author but the second is probably a translation error.

As others have pointed out, this is a manga that relies heavily on characterization and nuance through dialog. Its not a really simple manga where a bad translation is good enough to get the gist of the plot.

Hmm, I'm not sure if this is a one off comment, but if it's a new plot, it looks like Imuri wasn't expecting competition. Guess: Aria likely has some supernatural connection.

I'm sort of scared of what Angelica is going to produce

Yeah disgusting statements on both extremes of this issue. Too many comments being nasty about Kaori being a single mother. Life happens. We don't know why she's a single mother: could be bad decisions, could be a tragic event, could be anything. Wait and see. Too many comments being nasty...

I prefer chapters like this that diverge from the "original" storyline. There are still times when I'm worried this spin-off seems to be adhering too closely to the main timeline. I'm glad to see different characters (the sword teacher and Sienna, and now Noelle) pick up plot and screen time...

I find it a little odd that the super scary competent ojou-sama heard "silver" and thought it was French (silver is argent in french). Someone being groomed as a prominent future business person would know English at a basic level. I would accept if she thought it was German (silber) by...

This chapter (the second part) is both heartwarming and super awful at once. I simultaneously want to call it brilliant and puerile.

@Mweeheehee I think they can get around licensing by just using covers of the songs. Getting a cover license (in America at least) is really easy and the artist/estate cannot refuse according to this article: https://flypaper.soundfly.com/hustle/how-to-legally-cover-a-song/ No idea how cover...

I know the story goes on, but this would have been one heck of decent place to end (sort of an open-ended, "and the journey continues"-type end). I do feel for Subaru-sensei, a bit, but she pretty much already succeeded. Even if it's the "end" for her, she's going on near the top of the game...

Huh. I thought their light hair was just a manga stylistic thing, but it looks like they actually have grey hair with young bodies. In other words, their hair color didn't return to what it was when they were younger.

Also, for actual story discussion: I'm not SURE but I do feel the school's reaction is plausible. Generally the popular teachers and "groups" (from an American context this is usually linked to the athletic programs, typically football) are favored by the student masses, and crossing them is a...

@TheFantabulousToast Huh, what's the "third" manga?

I say this every 3 chapters or so, but I need to say it again: The "school" plotline of this manga is compelling, dramatic, and is way more than enough to carry this manga in terms of conflict, emotional stakes, and character development. This plotline alone would make this manga definitely one...

I kind of feel like this is going to end up with the Ninomiya family still "falling," but Sayuri did enough to prepare herself and her family (and to avert the hardest parts of the fall) that they are able to go on with a relatively happy life. Like maybe the grandpa retires with inner peace...