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"Hard Work vs Talent" just became "Hard Work vs Talent + Hard Work", which is concerning for me cuz I'm rooting for Hayashizaki. Hopefully Hayashizaki clutches out a win, neither person dies, and they both keep growing.

the bad guys see that someone stole all the gold and they instantly start blaming the black dude, typical

"young girl pole dancer" is an eyebrow raising concept but i feel like this manga's art and presentation are very very much on the correct side of things, focusing on the artistic side and not sexualizing the protagonist at all (not that we've seen her dance yet, but i think the manga's made its...

we're reaching levels of brocon that um uhh ummm uhhhhh

asahi seems unusual in terms of character archetypes, cuz stylistically she seems like someone who's calm, cool-headed, sane and in control, but behaviorally she seems more like someone who's a bit unhinged (from trauma and denial and maybe some kind of more intrinsic weirdness) and being...

the thot plickens

also i find it kind of interesting (writing wise, or something) how much Blues' attitude towards Cello is balanced between caring about him, believing in him (too much, sometimes, like when she wholeheartedly assumed he could tank the hammer perfectly fine), and being wary of or even flat-out...

it's a nice name. Hana and Ethan are nice names too. For that matter, Blues is a nice name. And Cinnamon and Sugar. I like this author's taste in names.

re: the actual chapter: That "I won't lose in weirdness!" at the end is kinda nice cuz it feels like now that he knows he's not the Real Golden Man, he's leaning more towards just being himself instead of trying to measure up to the concept of Golden Man.

that one "HISS" also thanks for mentioning where to find the actual translation, at the end

Revenant from Elden Ring out of nowhere

calling it now, new fairy nurse/intern's gonna end up involved in some freaky surgery like how the doctor ended up inside a dragon

"admires Sheena Ringo" as a horror story took me out lmao, can't tell if it's meant as an actual criticism or not, I only know her for "Crime & Punishment" which is really good

i like how this had a bunch nods to both previous chapters, wasn’t expecting the two chapters to get tied together with this follow through

jobber’s jobbing, kid’s winning, but still, there were some really cool moments/panels in this chapter. And, like, imo the original setup was that the kid was egotistical and old guy was humble and straightforwardly focused, but now it’s flipped and the old guy’s the one going on about his...

two very different "it's just a flesh wound" moments in one chapter

i really like wily gay femguy antivillain doc ock forgot his name tho, gotta go back and check Ah, Centipede.

Sumire got overtly demolished by that one, face and head seemingly included, and narratively there's no way she's dead, so I guess this means she has pretty darn "deep" immortality, like, what would even kill her? Maybe there's some other kind of limit to it. If it's this much of a sure thing...

Are the pages out of order and is a page missing? Right now, page 14 is her view looking at him through the glasses, then page 16 is her reacting and replying to something and then taking off the glasses, then page 15 is her without the glasses and him leaving the scene, then page 17 is after...

I have a pressing need for this to be serialized