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Still a pity that this got dropped. :'(

Which oneshot? Out of curiosity. Also yeah, I agree. I'd honestly rather have them both die together than this. (I rejoice in my villainy.)

That checkbox is essentially so that if it ever comes to a lawsuit, Mangadex can deny liability for the presence of copyright protected content on the site. In that case, legal responsibility would likely be pushed off onto the users or smth, though I doubt there would be any consequences for...

Shinzo Abear is nightmare fuel. I hate those pages so much even though I'm kind of attached to them. (Stockholm Syndrome?)

For those not in the know, the author took Jackie Chan's initials, which are also an acronym for a middle school girls and substituted a drawing of one into the famous teacup training scene from Drunken Master.

Bell peppers aren't bitter at all (except for the green variety, which are just the unripe peppers). I find that yellow, orange and red peppers are actually a bit sweet raw, especially the smaller cultivar you can occasionally find. The sweetness after sauteing comes for the most part from the...

Real.

Redo Healer 🤮 But yeah, I'll just enjoy the story and the art and not try too hard to sound out Carlo Zen. He obviously is interested in military history though. He also managed to make one of the more interesting magic systems around (though the idea of technologically enabled magic is not...

Sorry, and I think I might have misunderstood you. Thank you for the context. Yeah I was thinking something like Nabokov and Pale Fire, where the protagonist's ideas and predilections are not at all a match for the author's.

Wuxia is low fantasy based on martial arts. It's usually a form of historical fiction. Mildly confused as to how you are unable to distinguish between xianxia, xuanhuan and wuxia. I mean you probably read or saw Jin Yong adaptations, and can probably tell that the Dog-Beating Stick Technique...

But we know that the Empire loses within the Youjo Senki universe ... Still, I do agree that it is revanchist (I mean the ending where the Empire loses is probably a literal deus ex machina), and Carlo Zen is kind of identifying this whitewashed Germany with WWII era Imperial Japan but whatevs...

You all are amazing, thank you so much. Dropped off of reading manga many months ago to focus on my studies, now on break with a very large chapter surplus, and damn is reading this sending chills down my spine. Genuinely one of the best orchestrated manga on this site. Toujou Chika and Carlo...

Sad this got axed. It was excellent.

Horrific ending, but at least I didn't have to see (best) rival girl get rejected.

I admit to being very confused, but I don't want answers.

this Miura guy must be a big Frieren fan

Incredibly odd.

Sometimes Japanese media has weird Anglosphere name drops, and I can't see the relevance of Marcel Proust to this manga. If the mangaka actually read In Search of Lost Time that'd be really cool though. Edit: totally hasn't lol. One thing a lot of people who haven't read Proust know about his...

sketchy cheese logic you don't need rennet to make certain types of soft cheese (ricotta, mozzarella, cottage etc.) and besides, if you have dairy animals you should be able to source rennet. Cheese was a luxury item in Rome when the process was first being explored, but by the time of medieval...

Been watching this guy sweat for years. what has my life come to