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Wonderful end. This whole manga is stellar! It’s thought provoking throughout, and I admire it’s art so much. I’ll definitely buy the English volumes if they do become available!

Thanks for picking this up! Gradient work really is difficult work...

Rather than claiming, “If I can’t do it, I’d rather die!”, the individuals that have a strong sense of passion may also have a mindset that is more in line of, “I will do it, even if I die!” I think there are many examples of people who work themselves to their very limits to achieve their goals.

Kotaro, may you live happy for many years to come.

Shii-san’s silhouette at the end-page is in a lighter shade than with Rojica and Rakkasei. It’s as if he’s fading away...

Naruhodo... The relations between the trio are more clear, after reading this extra.

Was that lecture a way for sensei to passively suggest that despite the genetic contribution, Shiori is nothing like her father (so far)? Or perhaps it’s a way to tell her that society is to blame for one’s actions? (i.e. the reason that she is bullied is due to the school’s collective failure...

Interesting writing exercise!

That hanged silhouette at the cover page concerns me...

The reality of this situation is unsettling. I can’t fathom how many children spend their lives searching for their lost parents, and how many have unknowingly done a near-miss like this.

They’ve reunited!!! Now, I wonder how Chen will react to the fact that there are two Ka’Mores

I finally just noticed that in the cover art for volume 1, Rain Woman and Kotarou are watching rainfall, through a window. In volume 2, it’s sunny.

This is so cute! I love this yuki onna’s personality!

I really like how Cookie’s Past was displayed to the reader. This chapter focused on sfx and visuals, with sparse words. Any words that were shown had big impact, especially “daijoubu” (It’s alright). This narrative style really allows the reader to think as they read. Cookie’s Past has made me...

@hancea1996 I remember the moment when I first noticed that Crayola sold washable crayons. I asked myself, “Who’s the genius that came up with this?!”

Advice to moom: Buy washable crayons.

When in doubt, hug it out!

I braced myself as I read this chapter, thinking that there would be two abuse subtexts that would play out: 1) Kotaro thinking that the “seeker” must hit the “hider.” Subtext would be that Kotaro hid from his previous parents whenever they were enraged. 2) Kotaro not understanding why the...

Thank you for translating this series! I do wish that some loose ends were tied...

I predict that Jade will cut the ropes and free the Kobolds. Everybody runs. Maybe a few injuries...