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These two flashback chapters might be my favorite in the series so far. Agreed. Everything felt quite grounded and down to earth. Miyuki had trouble interacting with people, but nothing too tragic or dramatic, and she herself points out she had no such troubles with her family, who offered love...

Dropping it at this point is evil! :eek: What about the cliffhanger?! Nevertheless, thanks for your work. I've enjoyed this series a lot (hope someone else picks it up).

Damn, bad news about the series' cancellation, although I understand. As if health issues weren't enough (congratulations to the author for a successful surgery!), having to tackle certain themes when your mind is in a gloomy state... Yeah, I don't think I could do it either. I wonder what this...

Last time I read this series I was at chapter 7. Oh, boy, did I miss quite a number of shocking developments! Can't wait to see more.

It hasn't been confirmed, but one of the major hurdles in the series is the lack of mana. Anastasia, Naga and now the demon twins lampshade how weird it is (from their perspective) that this island is devoid of mana. It suggests that this island isn't part of their world, making Earth the most...

With the big lore drop in this chapter, I wonder if the end goal is something like Shiouden helping the fantasy trio (all of them royalty in their respective nations) become part of his harem friends, thus making them willing to stop the war just in time to save HIS world from being destroyed.

Thanks for the chapter! Finally, a character in a high school delinquent setting that remembers they can call the police when things get too dangerous. A pity the trick doesn't work in the island.

To think one day we would see Sakura suggesting an alliance with Dhala as the best way to protect a country from destruction... How the tables have turned (of course, she'd probably change her tune if she knew Kai is coming soon). While I understand and even share the criticism about the slow...

Given the mention that Dhala is a republic, and a colonial empire on par with Albion, I'd say that, yes, France is the clearest parallelism with the 19th century powers. I think it's less clear in their case than with Albion (England), Koenig (Germany) or Freedlands (USA) because the author...

This further confirms that Koenig is Germany's counterpart (as if there was any doubt) and suggests that Dhala will be France's. Honestly, Kai should think of moving to Garandoa when all is said and done. The entire country appreciates him and considers him one of them, they're some of the few...

I must admit that, until now, I assumed Dhala to be a combination of Germany + France + other continental European inspirations, basically a hodgepodge of references to England's traditional rivals. But the reveal of Koenig (obviously the Not!Germany of the setting) has thrown a wrench in that...

I'm surprised to see a bonafide yuri couple for an ecchi series that is not yuri-centric. The usual tropes I'd expect would be the lone lesbian pervert fondling other women, or some fooling around while they wait for the "right man", or just bait for titillation. But nope, one of them even asked...

I'm happy too. Not!Lawrence of Not!Arabia has been one of the most interesting villains so far, definitely more interesting than Regan or Velanto. With him on board, we can expect a battle of diplomacy and wits.

I knew I had seen him before! Thanks. At this point, I think it could go either way. Suspicious friend or creepy rival with a personal fascination.

"Dude, you knew her for like 2 days. Stop." I love the commentary in each chapter 😁

Even if it's just one half, thanks for the translation! I missed this series. I like how they highlighted that "rare" diseases are only rare from a statistical point of view. 1 in 1000 people may look tiny, but in absolute numbers it means thousands of affected people in just one city. It makes...

@lastKANAshimi I'd say there's even more of a twist if we see Dhala as the fantasy counterpart of Germany: in WWI, Germany was allies with Turkey, whereas England sided with the Arab rebels and sent Lawrence of Arabia to help them. Here, Not!England is allies with Not!Turkey, while Not!Germany...

This was a great discovery! As a fan of the Sengoku Jidai history, this was a treat. Looking forward to more. It's also interesting to read this after reading Yokoyama Mitsuteru's Date Masamune and Takeda Shingen.

"I wonder why the Dominators would put a limiter on such an amazing ability when it can even be used to steal the very will to live from your enemies...?" Yeah, there's no way this isn't foreshadowing of Midori's eventual downfall. Look, when the army of genocidal rapist slavers (who have...

Thanks for the translation! I get the feeling that, with more time, this could have been the basis for a whole arc surrounding Yukimura. Probably a way to "redeem" the character after his assholish presentation in the first G-Cup arc (which I nevertheless hold as the highest point in the...