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Just read the first story and I was quite impressed. I am really looking forward to the other three stories.

Very well-written and interesting. The author did a great job blending the pathos with the girls' refusal to give in to despair.

Just hope that Mr. Smith's promise to never leave her alone will come true.

Very well written work about something that is continually swept under the rug, but is far more prevalent than everyone seems to think. Thank you Shinzou Keigo and TheElusiveTaco, for bringing this to us Japanese illiterate folks.

A very interesting manga. The psychological angle was really well done. I also liked how the author didn't explain every jot and tittle to the point of nausea, as seems to be the case in so many dramatic and psychological works.

Sorry, Nagisa San. I am totally shipping Miku with Yabe Sensei (and have been since he first chapter). I totally understand and applaud the reason that persons in different power positions cannot have romantic relationships, but the two of them are so adorably innocent (and yes, I have met...

Actually, this was the first Adachi Mitsuru manga I read, years ago on onemanga.com. It turned me into an instant fan. As a humourist, Adachi Sensei is up there with the greatest of the mangaka. As an artist, he is predictable (he even mentions this in his works). As a story teller, he's...

I have to re-read this manga at least once a year. It really rocks! Thanks Matsuzuki Sensei and fearless scanlators.

While this manga is completed as far as publishing status, there is a second chapter of the Sunrich Orange Memories story arc. It has been scanlated, and is on other sites.

It would be nice if someone would upload the English scanlations of this manga. It's a real favorite of mine, and was written by a comedic genius! Four months after writing this, it got uploaded. Thank you Konja. I find it really sad that Mizutani Naoki died at the young age of 39 with only...

I loved this manga since first following it on Batoto some years ago. I was hoping that the sequel the author hinted at would be available as well one day. A good read.

Wow! I should be used to how amazing Kodama Yuki Sensei is, but she still manages to blow me away. This is definitely one god-like mangaka. Her stories rock with a capital R!

I agree with Amon, the translator was awesome. Kind of reminds me of the old days of SnoopyCool. As to the manga; I really enjoyed it. A different take on the "OMG! Everyone's gone!" plot. I followed it intensely while it was being translated.

Our mangaka wants to know what kind of person (?) buys his manga. Well, this one (a total fan) is 61 years old, a retired Marine, with a background in science, engineering, classics, and history. I collect books, comic art, mechanical clocks, porcelain, and love tea, cooking, good wine, and...

I'm really glad that this has been scanlated, as Kana is my second favourite character from the Munakata series. Strong, feminine, and doesn't back down for anybody. Just what a heroine should be!

So pleased to see this being updated by Hokuto no Gun (a scanlation group worthy of devotion). I love Prof. Munakata's stories, Imibe Kana's stories, and their interaction. This is some great stuff, and I'm looking forward to anything more of Hoshino Yukinobu Sensei's works that come across my...

I've been an Adachi fan for about ten years now, and thought I had read "Adventure Boys" before, but all of these stories are new to me. They are also masterpieces of the Adachi genre! Some writers get more cliche and cookie-cutter when they get successful, yet Mitsuru Sensei just gets better.

Thanks, hidamari, for picking this up. I had always enjoyed it, and feared that the scanlation would remain forever incomplete. Great job!

This is one of those stories that I have to re-read every couple of years. It's just really nice from start to finish. And yes, encrypted12345 is right: the ending is 10/10.

I read this about two years ago back on anymanga.com, which was turned over to bato.to, which ain't around anymore. As a former Marine and an elderly romantic, it was one of the most nostalgic and heart-rending things I had read in quite a while. It was very similar to Ai-Ren, a real favourite...