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God, this is pure soul-healing stuff

It feels like this chapter swerved into a completely different direction every two pages lol

this series is so cute!! loved the extra tidbits too!

art is nice, story is garbage lol; barely any plot and what little is there doesn't go anywhere

wasted the entire manga on this bs premise when there was the perfectly intriguing idea of two sisters both getting reincarnated and working to finish the game together. Momo showed more personality in one chapter than Licca did in the entire run, honestly.

Shouldn't it be "Grandfather", not "Uncle"? Geralt is the son of the Duke's son, right?

this is really cute but yeah the drama felt forcefully inserted in just for the sake of getting the ball rolling

ok. so yeah, a lot of you have already said things similar to what I think about this manga, regarding the problematic depictions of gay relationships, the absurdity that was chapter 10, miura's character as a whole... The one thing I wanted to add was that I think a lot of the cons (not all...

okay so based on these excerpts from the novel, it definitely seems like some of the intent and nuance has been lost in its translation into the visual medium of a manga.

ok yeah this chapter lost me lol @Suns I didn't interpret Shimanami Tasogare's ending to be a "everything is actually fine the way it is" ending, just that even though they are living in an unaccepting society, they can still find ways to be themselves and be happy. People can choose to live...

Yoooooo so they are going down the path with Jun's romantic and sexual orientation being different! If he could work out an open relationship situation with Miura where they're emotionally there for each other but sexually with others, that'd be the best ending!

this is one of those situations where no individual person is at fault (except maybe Mr pedo groomer), it's just a sad and shitty situation that arises from the stupidly rigid structures of society.

I got a depressed vibe from Mr. Fahrenheit since the beginning... he seemed to be relying on Jun just as much as Jun relied on him, and I feared the worst when he stopped responding after baring his soul completely, almost like a last confession. This development didn't come out of left field...

I wonder... is Jun confusing platonic and romantic love because of internalized heteronormativity, or is it more like what Mr. Fahrenheit was saying in that he is homosexual but may not necessarily be homoromantic? It seems like his feelings for Miura do go beyond just normal friend-like...

yikes I can relate to that soul-crushing feeling when someone says how much they hate who you are without even knowing it, and you have to act like it has nothing to do with you.

lmao what did I say it was obvious from the beginning but the reveal was still great hahaha

The story was paced well (so exciting the whole way through! Really makes you feel the rush of the Industrial Revolution and the open sea) and wrapped up really nicely, but gosh I would have liked another volume of just the Cradle's adventures on the sea 😭 The author has made me fall in love...

Aww what a bro that man in the hat turned out to be.

Rather than making Il look sympathetic, this flashback is just making me distrust him more and more... he doesn't even love his wife, he just loves the idea that he is fulfilling a prophecy, that his daughter is the Crimson King. And poor Kashi can't even say that she's happy, just that she's...

YAY YUKKA IS THE BEST POSSIBLE CHOICE FOR WHOSE WEDDING IT IS! I personally don't feel like this ending was rushed at all; everything feels resolved and tied up satisfactorily. The last piece of the puzzle would be HAMURO. COME ON IT HAS TO BE HIM THAT HIME CAME WITH, RIGHT? HE'S PARKING THE...