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Up to chapter 22... the translation is almost completely illegible, but I'm enjoying it regardless. I like the characters and the art, and am genuinely interested in some of the plot points.

If I took this seriously, I'd hate it. Luckily, it's so utterly ridiculous that I can't take it seriously, and I find it hilarious.

@WeeBDestroyer my profile pic is the default image for this site, I haven't bothered to set a custom one

I gotta go to the store and get me some of that there "corpse dissolving liquid." Hope they sell it at walmart.

"It's off on vacation right now" is one of the best lines ever.

What the heck does that mean "unless you are a cultivator?" If cultivators smoke it'll injure them too.

This is a fascinating read. It starts off a bit disturbing, which I wasn't expecting, but I got really into the characters. Not everything is as it seems, and not every character is as dark as they want you to think they are. It's messed up, but it makes sense, in a way. And the ending is...

@Primecutter1 That was more of an ANTI-recommendation for Golden Boy. I thought that manga just went dark and gross just for the sake of it. IIRC it introduces hardcore BDSM and scat fetish and stuff. Been a few years since I dropped it, I could be wrong, I just remember ending up hating it...

@Primecutter1 Finally got caught up! Thanks for continuing to do these, I know it's hard work. I'm sorry to hear that jerks on Mangadex have been criticizing you. Some of the darker characters like Ootori, Rin's dad, and Chizuru's dad, remind me of the main antagonist of the Golden Boy manga...

@aZeke When the dad said "I've been living like this every day," I don't think it necessarily means that he was using the stigma on or having sex with a new woman every day. Just that he's been living with his powers and the knowledge of what he can do. Like how Rin, after finding out about his...

The joke about the name of the goldfish is that while "niisan" means older brother and can be used as an honorific after one's name - like "Tsuda-niisan" or something - "onani" means mast*rb*tion. So while the phrase "ona-niisan" could be interpreted as "big brother Ona", it could also mean "Mr...

Took 'em a few chapters, but they finally fixed the spelling to "liberalization." Better late than never, I guess. Edit: Oh look, they got it right on the cover, and then it's back to wrong just a few pages later. Sigh.

What with the male MC entering an area where strong female fighters are contending for the high school, it reminds me of Aiki. Although the MC in Aiki is the most perverted possible, and this guy is the least... ;p

"Liberization" isn't even a word. Those red squiggles underneath the word in your proofing document actually mean something, QC guys. 🙄

Oh, this got picked up again! Cool! I'm actually interested in the plot and want to see how it resolves.

uncensored a-hole in a non-hentai manga? wow.

So far, I'm really enjoying this. It's similar to the author's Nozoki Ana series, but funnier and less adult. It's enjoyable and cute and sometimes romantic, and I like the characters.

@Primecutter1 @Slabomeat Chizuru's last speech bubble on page 8 appears to have been mistakenly filled in with the text of the rando girl talking to Otori on page 9. Do you happen to know what Chizuru's actual line was?

Well. That was a thing, I guess.

This is... remarkably wholesome so far. And adorable.