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Thankyou, The End. I forget how many years ago I read the previous last chapter posted of this manga (back on batoto, long before it shut down), and hoped that it would be continued. I was really happy today when this popped up under favourites. It is so great when an update comes after so...

Nojay, Good to see a release from you again. Seems like it's been a while. I'm glad to be enjoying Risa, a.k.a. Zawa-san again.

I'm really pleased to see a new story from Tsujita Ririko Sensei, having really enjoyed Koi Dano Ai Dano, and all her other works. Thanks, Traumerei, you folks are the best.

I suddenly remembered a comment from batoto in the old days, "Uh oh. Kanoko's brain just bluescreened." Dated yes, but still funny.

Have to agree with WanderingWastrel: I learn a great deal of information from the chapter notes of the best scanlators. One of the greatest perq's of the digital age is the ability to read something like a chapter note, open another tab and hit google and wikipedia to find out more. It beats...

Thank you, No Group. I had missed this, as it is one of the most pleasant and relaxing manga out there. I was worried that no one would pick it up, and it would end up like Tomehane! or Sora no Manimani.

I love Yumemi-san almost as much as Kanoko, ever since Warau Kanoko-sama, and I'm thrilled to see her after so long. I think I'll have to read the whole canon again! Thanks again, Traumerei.

Talk about a wish come true! I've been missing my dose of new Tsujita Ririko sensei for years. Thanks a bundle, Traumerei Scans. You folks rock.

I read this one (unfinished at the time) about ten years ago. Saw the great art while flipping around the main page and just had to start it again. I had forgotten how incredibly hilarious this was. Masuda Eiji Sensei has a riotous sense of humour and is a genius at getting his gags across...

I'm really glad to see this back. Several years back, I was a fanatical follower of Love So Life, and was quite saddened that this wasn't scanlated and posted with the incredible speed that LSL was (pretty spoiled for a leecher?). Anyway, thank you very much Little Miss & Good Sir Scanlations...

wigjump - Your post sounds like it's directly out of the manga I mentioned earlier (Comadrin's post 1 month ago) about Ms. Mayple's Afternoon Tea Time. It also has resonances in The Outer Zone, not to mention the writings of H. Beam Piper, a science fiction author from fifty years ago. All are...

I have to agree with everyone, the fluff is back (and I love it). I also notice that Rei is the novice completely out of his league, which is perfect for our shougi prodigy to experience. Damn, I'm feeling all sentimental and nostalgic, remembering playing Pirate and Traveller with my parents...

Hope that we can find something approaching a redeeming feature for Rey. So far, he has reminded me of the worst misogynistic a**holes of my 20+ years in the Marines. He is the kind of guy whose portrait should be used in the dictionary next to the word "insensitive." He'd probably make a...

MCX01 said, "Who names their son Abigail.?" Damn straight! Look, I'm all for people deciding their own gender, but if my folks christened me Daisy or gave me the nickname Muffy, I would have run away from home at age seven and, by the time I was 18, have nuked my hometown to hide my shame...

I loved the author's joke on the chainsaw. It says "ALUMINUM," a pun on Stihl (Pronounced steel) chainsaws. Anyway, I'm always glad to see Mau come back. Say, I wonder if certain American politicians have espoused the "justice" of Migras?

Well, I saw that Tristanthorn and Co. were scanlating this, so I had to give it a shot. I enjoy the slow paced humour and the interesting characters. Definitely a follow.

RAIHO80 - Thanks for picking up this enjoyable manga. I read the light novel after discovering the manga here, but I still really enjoy the manga (the art is also really good). And yes, it is a sweet story.

I have to say that this is one fun manga. I like the art, the characters are really enjoyable, and the mangaka has a great sense of humour. This manga stays fresh and never gets boring.

Very well written. I have to come back and read this about once a year. The art fits the tone of the story really well, also. As BaGamman said, "A real gem."

It's amazing what one can learn about humans from a story about artificial intelligence. I first read this years ago on the late site "anymanga," and it has always remained a favorite. The author is a real genius, and is able to convey pathos and gentle emotion without getting sentimentally...