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Uhm, excuse me. Why does Shizuku have to clean up the aftermath of Mishima's dinner?

Not talking about rudeness, it's quite thoughtless of those girls to provoke supposedly "bad guys". Considering that they are supposed to be smart people, their action is even more stupid.

The character design for this pair is very mature. Especially in page 22, they look like they come straight out of an office manga/webtoon.

Not sure if this series deserve this rating, but its popularity is well-deserved. I wish I can find this level of maturity in Josei mangas.

It quickly goes from Meitantei Conan to The Promised Neverland to Never Let Me Go.

Shouldn't Akechi feel more ashamed that a brilliant superintendent like him has let a serial criminal escape many times? It is not Kindaichi's responsibility to catch Takato.

I just don't get the appeal of shoveling one's opinion down kthers' throat. It's just a damned manga.

I think what is traumatizing about the old Kindaichi series is that many not-bad people, or even good people got killed brutally because they happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. I take it as the author's indirect way of saying that no revenge is justified because there's no way...

Kindaichi and Conan are not comparable. Conan seems like the type who can excel in anything if he puts his mind to it. Plus he came from a privileged background. It would be even more shocking if he grew up to be a jaded salaryman.

I feel like her falling in love so easily is a way to distract from her feeling for Agawa-kun. She watched him growing up and saw him like a little brother, so it may be very hard for her to reciprocate his feeling.

I'm here because of ballet. Was surprised to learn of Cuvie's background.

@Yori-chan: From my experience watching Kdramas, orphans, people whose parents are divorced or raised by one single parent and people whose family member commit a crime even id they have nothing to do with it, are always looked down upon, or at least their circumstances will raise a few...

“Do you need something?” “Yes, I want you”. I don't remember ever seeing this in a shoujo. And I didn't expect my blood sugar level to rise after this chapter.

I'm normally on the fence about adding love rivals, but bring it one, vixen. I can predict what'd happen next 😆. The manga is good on its own, but I believe Garbage Gal's choice of words and type settings do make it more enjoyable for me.

@412001: Several mangas about protagonists who can feel other people's thoughts: Kijima san to Yamada san: ML can hear other people's thoughts, especially FL whose inner voice is very loud and she's very much into him. There's a debate about whether that gives him an unfair advantage when he...

I'm in awe of the author's creativity. I can never guess what funny thing they're going to blurt out. Thank you so much for taking out your precious time to provide us with this fun weekend treat.

The part where it said they didn't know face powder was poisonous was believable, as science was practically zero back then. I've seen several Chinese and Korean period dramas address that. What confused me is how she ended up as a a servant in the palace. Oh, and btw, don't call her slaves...

Yuri or not, this manga is so good. Amazing art and very believable storytelling. It can totally stand on its own.

After reading the first chapter, I thought: “This is too delirious for my taste”. But the series is growing on me. What do I know? I should have put complete trust in @Satansslut669. I didn't even know that this is a Pixiv comic. I caught up too late, and now only two chapters are available to...

@raos044 Benjamin Franklin's grandfather, who lived in England, was jailed for disobeying a puny local magistrate in defense of middle-class shopkeepers and artisans. Just saying. That's how status mattered in aristocrat society. Even if the former Chloe was a duchess in name only, the Duke has...