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I'm honestly surprised Toda acquired that moment of self-reflection, and I think this is the turning point for the kind of relationship Nakano ultimately wants with him.

@infocam That's actually not new if you use Wayback Machine or Google Cache. Also, when a story is uploaded to a site, that site tends to keep a copy of it in their own server even if the author decides to scrub it from their own account later on.

>Zylane input a hole-entering thought spell >but not a tunnel-crossing thought spell Silly old man. Yet another isekai without a long-term goal by the end of Chapter 1. What happened to the art of the opening chapter (as in, the plot kicking off)?

@dool0823 If they were following Kouu's orders, they were probably told to sit still because they would be needed beyond Kouu's death. Nostradamus' book would reveal as much.

>Maru and Scott sharing a cover If Vol. 14's the end, I guess giving the most antagonistic person of each side their own cover (13+14) wouldn't be thematically appropriate since (spoilers):

I was hoping for at least a graduation arc after the Juliet's parents subplot was resolved, but most of the central characters' developments have already reached their natural peaks, so I'm not too upset.

@Kiming4 But she's not a milf at that point in time. Then again, I dunno how much longer that'll stay true.

I've enjoyed this story on the surface, but with every instance of a therapist character in fiction being written as a villain (whether introduced or revealed in time as such), the worse the reputation of mental therapy as a profession and as a service becomes to fiction's readers. I honestly...

>part-time waiter >juggling people's dinner arrangements for the night >ready the customer's proposal ring for his girl >present it just like I would any other dish >nail the delivery >boss yells at me that I presented it to the wrong table >realize I fucked up >and that I ruined an unrelated...

Thank you for this gem of a manga. I loved every chapter, and am quite glad everyone got the happy ending they earned.

Judging from the positions of the broken pot and her blood pool, it's more like that thing fell from the third floor and smashed her in the noggin.

>she took over the appearance of a female student who had just been run over by a car If all the homunculus got was Harukawa's appearance, how weren't they already outed by their lack of personal identity? If the accident was relatively recent, how were there no witnesses? Did Akiyama even fall...

Having read Plunderer (a manga that depicted starving people for a few chapters), I actually feared the worst when Desir was openly giving Ririka food because other homeless could've either hounded Desir to get plums themselves or beat up Ririka and/or her family for having gotten food and not...

The title made me remember a very raunchy and equally absurd story. Ah, how time flies.

>That might be how it looks, but you're not dead. If you sleep over here, you should be able to go back to that world. I would never make that kind of promise in that situation, especially if I'm only starting to grasp the concept. What if it only worked one-way? Or specifically because it was...

Please don't tell me that white box over the ladle explanation was hiding plot-critical art of the ladle being used. Because that is the biggest typesetting crime you could commit.

Despair, AND also a boner.

J-Novel Club's Twitter: >Public service Announcement: The Japanese title for "For My Daughter" is actually pronounced "Uchi no Ko no tame naraba, ore wa moshikashitara Maou mo Taoseru kamoshirenai." Not "uchi no musume" as it is listed on many sites. Which means the title's been mistranslated...

This would be a great premise for a serialization, definitely. Especially since he can only feel her if she initiates. For example, if he wanted to give her a headpat, he could hover his hand over her hair so she can move upwards a bit. As for anything lewd... again, all on her.

Tragedy tag should be removed, since none of the main characters experience irreversible loss. Nice oneshot, though.