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@ZdrytchX @CoolOtamegane Comic Studio Pro is indeed used for layout, screentones, dialogue, etc. but in many cases they still do the art with Photoshop first. I dunno if its 50/50 Photoshop/SAI for doing the art, but both have good representation. Layout is almost entirely CSP though.

@potatoman Nobody knows for certain who is doing it, but IMHO they're taking a huge dent out of traffic to NOEZ aggregator sites like Mangafox/here/park/whatever or maybe Kiss as well. So they're enlisting DDoS attacks in an attempt to degrade site performance and get people to go back to using...

Also chiming in to say I appreciate your work. I've been on the receiving end of sniping, even if well-intentioned and yeah it can be hard to maintain the will to continue. Know that there are still a lot of people out there that do appreciate a proper job of things.

Why you heff to be so mad? Is juss a mango...

@Nari #1 - South Korea, like most of Asia, the gender roles still have much stronger societal traction than in the West. #2 - It's just entertainment in a niche genre.

Food for thought: Feast and Famine aren't far apart from each other, that is true ;) (The food for thought on the credits page)

As i understand it, hormones may play a small part, but i think a bigger factor is theyve done MRI scans of people and found those that associate with being gay or bi tend to have some brain structures that physically more closely align with the other sex. So likely in Budi's case, they would...

>finally MC has been awake and conscious of being a girl for only 3 days... truly an epic struggle of endurance!

@PuniTranslations Ironically enough, I had written a bit longer post about the name thing and accidentally deleted it at first. In that one I had actually said "... Unless you've seen it officially spelled that way, because there are plenty of cases where they misspell a common English name...

@PuniTranslations Seeing the raws recently, if it were me I would translate the name as Eileen, not Aileen or Irene. アイリーン sounds like Eileen which is the way the name is always spelled in English and this is a European setting, so that makes sense. If you want someone to bounce TL ideas off of...

@theilikepie I don't think they translate from CN so that doesn't help them. I tried seeing where it was serialized, but the links are only to the tanko sales for some reason, and most groups aren't going to buy whole magazines for 1 chapter.

@Xeans After the omake you're going to be waiting awhile, because this was the end of Vol1 and the next one isn't out yet. (Vol1 came out Nov 2018)

@hatheleran I don't think it's that they identify with the villain, more that it's an easy way to have hurdles for the MC to dig their way out of. If they came back as the heroine, we basically wouldn't have a story as the "good ending" would be set. The vanilla flavor for this trope is finding...

Maybe it will eventually happen in this one, but I think one where both the heroine and villainess were isekai'd would be fun, especially if neither knew the other was, or knew but was still determined to "win".

They say トリップ or something I'm assuming but in this context it feels... off. What they mean in English is "being isekai'd" as we'd say in slang heh. Not sure what a better way to word it would be off the top of my head however.

FYI for the "Dandelion" joke on Pg8, it's a play-on-words in Japanese: tanpopo = dandelion tanpo = collateral CC @PuniTranslations

@kurohanani With Shonen Jump you need to hook the readers within a dozen chapters or you're SoL. He was a successful author for them, so likely they gave him the benefit of the doubt with a 2nd ranking window, but its fate was largely sealed already by Ch16... there was no coherent plot and it...

>Randomly was a mat in a stairwell so Hina was fine >Random SAO trope Why is the writing for this series so haphazard? =\

@lenteraneko It's a Chinese manhua, story being bit of a mess is to be expected. Dunno why exactly, if its due to the censorship guidelines in China or what but it always seems to be this way.

He had the head of the leader and still took another year to mop up and come home? Doesn't seem like all that much time was saved compared to the original novel timeline then. Now the real trouble brewing: She's led on the prince to believe she's madly in love with him, but it was mostly an act...