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The art was nice, but what an incredibly boring and generic story. Author probably should've just left it as it was originally, the extra volume added nothing of interest.

Ohhh. I get it. The bell represents her ties to her mother, or really, her trying to be her mother (and by extension, her obsession with Madoka). So now that she's lost the bell, she's free to be herself (and by extension, kiss Hikaru).

@Liquidxlax Oh, I see. Well, anyways, probably not worth getting upset about. Sorry for that. Glad it's straightened out.

EDIT: deleted me being an asshole

Your recent Henjo release is not the chapter you claim it to be. In the volume releases, that is chapter 41. So by releasing that chapter as 36, you basically skipped 5 chapters.

This isn't chapter 36. In fact, it isn't even from Volume 6. Here is the first page from chapter 36 That's why we've never heard of this girl before or seen anything in Chinatown. Maybe the serialized chapters are in a different order than the volume chapters, but in the volumes (which the...

I cried when first reading this, I cried when translating it, and I cried again when double-checking the lines.

I love how terrible the club president is.

When you write "Translator: GoogleTranslate" in the credits, do you mean that's it's actually machine translated via google translate, or that you have a translator who uses the name "GoogleTranslate"? From reading the text, I'd guess the former. You should probably ask a native English speaker...

@Buraindo >"No new chapter next issue" is a terrible way to phrase it, oh god They're just saying that the serialization is taking a break for one issue. I think they do this each time a volume is released.

No matter Hotaruko's feelings, the uncle would have to be completely morally bankrupt as a person to start a relationship with the 16 year old daughter of the woman he loved and was planning to marry. Maybe it'd be okay if he waited till she was older, but even then her close resemblance to her...

Well what do you know, the light novel publishing world is even more hilariously corrupt than the literature publishing world.

I hate to tell you this, but you put the last page of the chapter where page 9 should be. You can even see the "continued in next issue" text at the bottom.

They've got old-fashioned cars, trains, and telephones, but wealthy land-owners still have armies of servants, so it's probably analogous to some time between 1900 and 1940. Maybe something like Belle Époque or interwar France, judging by the names. Oh, and there's a country of animal-eared...

If Kayoko does anything other than apologize, tell them she's not writing anymore, and ask them not to publish or use her manuscript, then she's very, very dumb.

@temo90 You mean Harumi? Personally I really like her character. Her brooding and angry outbursts are just so adorable. Though I think if I were Hotaruko, instead of apologizing for no reason like she does when she runs into Harumi near the end, I would've just said "Fuck off," and walked away...

I feel like I've seen this before somewhere.

I completely sympathize with that dad. Instilling any kind of discipline into that girl is clearly very very difficult. Her dad probably takes whatever shallow victories he can in trying to get her to behave like a member of civilized society. And now suddenly she can easily acquire more money...

@Purplelibraryguy True, it's possible, but even if he does, I doubt it would have any effect on Hibiki's liability. These rail companies do not fuck around. They're willing to charge the family of recent suicides 150 million yen for stoppage and delay (though I've yet to find out if anyone ever...

@GodricKharg That seems incredibly unlikely. For one thing, I don't think it's a lawsuit, but rather a fine enforced by law (even if it's a private rail company, disrupting the running of the trains is a big fucking deal, the families of people who commit suicide by jumping in front of a train...