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guy who has only heard about the trials and tribulations of Boss Baby when hearing about the trials and tribulations of any oppressed group: getting a lot of Boss Baby vibes from this...

So halfway through the puzzles a trapdoor opens at the end and you win, just like that, without doing anything? man, those geniuses at the spirit of the earth did it again, a trial that solves itself!

Gotta be honest, I don't care about these pope kids.

god, Taira is just... a sad wet dog. Azuma never stood a chance.

damn Hawkins handing out houses willy-nilly, can I have one next

Ryoko Kui with the sly "Thank you for enjoying the anime! Can I interest you in a tankobon or five?" messaging. Yes you can, Ms. Kui. Yes you can.

When pouring one out for the homies, always double-check there's no Hirois lurking around.

Hiroi might be a barely-functional alcoholic, but Eliza's got VTuber brain. She's lost to society.

Oh gran curandero, una terrible maldición aqueja a mi raza desde tiempos inmemoriales y-- No se diga más, tenga uno al pastor 🌮

She doesn't even buy apology gifts in reaction to anything. She just knows Kikuri's gonna be back on her bullshit before the day ends.

Sugisaki be like "get out of my dreams, get into my traditional drum craftsmanship delivery vehicle"

I can't fix her

I don't even think they're playing the same sport

The gang really earned their happy ending (and Laios earned that curse, the nasty little freak). Loved every single bite of this amazing manga and can't wait for the anime, or for the extra content, which better include a LOT of cute pics of the gang wearing casual modern fashion.

Kikuri truly is unrivalled in her "I could make her worse"-ness

Ishi-boy might not have a brain but he has a lot of heart

Mitsumi is a huge dork and she rules

Gaaah I really want to know what became of middle school librarian mom lady, why the artist gotta edge us like that 😩 By the way, if you're looking for more book-related shenanigans during the scanlator's break (good look combing through your library lmao I'll die before I finish mine) I suggest...

Did you know? In Ancient Greek theatre (and also Roman theatre, which was heavily influenced by it), a plot development like this was called "big oof"

Emberdá que la Ichika dijo "cuñadez terminada con el desaliñado, amigo de la infancia es mi nuevo cuñado". Hace poco que me metí en el tema del grabado japonés así que me interesa la historia del tío perdido, ojalá mostraran algo de su "obra" más allá de una portada. Gracias por la traducción...