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@nogenem Well, it's a manhua, so we'll probably see her again in another 100 chapters or so.

@bluesuns 1000% my first thought as soon as I read this chapter. It's like a requirement in these stories that the person who is kicked out of the party is actually responsible for holding everything together. In a few chapters we'll get the "Oh, we fucked up" moment when they start looking for...

@Pesukarhu5 It's probably because the kid can interact with her in a way that he can't due to his position as her bodyguard.

@FantasyMaster Also similar to those who put all their effort into their career to provide for the family they never get to spend time with because they're too busy working to get ahead.

They finally addressed the issue I was wondering about the whole time; if they've aged back younger than their kids, wouldn't they have to see their own children die? Unfortunately I've seen parents go through burying their own children, it really breaks them down.

@auodere This is actually written by Rawhide Kobayashi.

Man, this was always kind of a ridiculous story but I feel as though it's really gone off the rails now. At least it seems to be ending soon.

I think the Michael Jōdan pun should get a TL note since it's not really understandable when translated.

Same thing happening here, logged in as Mustafakun (#333293) but only on the homepage. Edit: Logging out and back in fixed it.

I think the closest thing to nanpa in English would be a pickup artist or a cat-caller, but it's not quite the same.

I know we got the confession and all, but can we really say this character has grown at all? He had to be pushed the entire way there.

@HDMI1 Imagine asking a drug dealer for a receipt, they'd think you're a cop right away.

@joel7686 I would say that upwards of 80% of isekai stories don't actually need to be isekai, it's just a lazy way for writers to begin the story and worldbuild.

@The_RQTech Japanese language input uses that layout because most kana are just a combination of a consonant and the usual five vowels. So rather than laying them all out in a keyboard you can just group them by the consonant they have in common.

@Kefkabot The main reason I work out is so that I can eat whatever I want without hating myself, looking good is just a side benefit.

@justforthelulz My dog would be psyched if a serial killer came through the door since it's someone new to play with, which is in stark contrast to my cats who hide whenever anyone outside of the household visits.

@JKTV The difference really is apparent with adopted strays vs bred kittens. I rescued my cat off the street and he's very picky with who he trusts and is extremely food motivated, while my cousin's Persians are the exact opposite. Mind you, my cat was pretty young when I took him in (two to...

@criver I'm really not nitpicking at all; they're not the same thing and trying to draw up a false equivalence between the two won't change that. If you're going to spread information regarding the virus and how it can be prevented, then the onus is on you to be accurate.

@criver If you think we're saying the same thing, I suggest you look up what the word 'phlegm' means and how that's different from respiratory droplets. I'm actually not particularly in the mood to argue, but I think it's important to be clear on the facts with regards to a global pandemic.

@Criver Except both the picture you yourself linked and the articles mention that masks reduce transmission due to the reduced range of droplet travel.