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A very strong stick.

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Nosebleed Page 14 should be "slew" not "sleuth," yeah?

She could've just gotten the apron. Based on my research it counts as a whole outfit in Japan.

As she has learned everything she knows about human culture from manga; she should think groping between girls is normal.

I'm going to have to disagree with eiyuu. Learning how to perform a magic trick is way more work than learning some dance from tiktoc.

Here I thought you finally found out what typesetting was. Thank you for finishing this, and for starting it. I hope you find working with a group more relaxing, and enjoyable.

Our regal king Blake-sama is far superior.

How has nobody mentioned that there are people eating a mermaid in fancy restaurant. It raises so many questions.

Last chapter she basically said, "only lost children get eaten by these." It's pretty reasonable to expect someone, she has been told will save the world, to be more capable than that. Also, he heard the word "dungeon," and started treating this like it was a game.

"I actually wanted to do this much later." We're breaking the 4th wall a bit here, aren't we?

Ceres is so wonderful. I'm going to read this manga just for her. The author should have given her brother's screen time to her.

https://mangadex.org/manga/33bcaba8-4e57-41e4-a2b3-cef9c23dd077/bish-jo-ka-shita-ojisandakedo-gachi-koi-sarete-komattemasu I think this is it.

@Oracle39 There is an extraneous the on page 1: "Well, the everyone in the association..."

Don't check the fanbox.

I personally prefer the aesthetic of leaving the Japanese sound effects in. So I think what you did for this chapter was great.

I assumed when he said, "do you know how many times I've failed," he was referring to other young ladies he had visted before her.

As expected of The Genius Witch.

Another name for the song she is "playing," is Love Dream.

Terrific comes from the word terror, and is an adjective that describes something that causes said emotion. Somewhere along the line people started using it for any intense emotion, eventually leaning more towards positive emotions. This is similar to how people sometimes use the word "bad" to...