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Very much axed? Pity.

Or one volume, but it did have a good setup for a conclusion.

Page 14 twice has costumer when they're talking about customers. And in first panel on page 13 he repeats himself (because that's a Japanese way to reaffirm the importance of what is being said) but her reply should be about him, so something more like "Did they really need to repeat [stress]...

Thank you very much for your hard work. Also, page seven panel 5 bubble 3 - "he became well-liked by the people, connected to the military just like the marquess" is talking about Shogi (the game), so it should be more like "It became well-liked by the people connected to the military, like the...

One thinks that they might have saved a lot of time by just running a lottery draw for the first round, and then a Swiss ladder for the rest of the way. Anyway, thank you very much for your hard work.

Page five panel 2 bubble 1 has a typo. It says "I might not even notice", but both context and fond style says it should be "you might not even notice". Either way, thank you again for your hard work.

From the sounds of it they don't need any help to screw it up. They're looking at carrying home about 297 unsold books, if average "first time on Comiket" figures are anything to go by.

Page three (numbered 51) panel 3 has a typo in the first bubble, it says "her little sister" when it should be "my little sister". Either way, thank you very much for your hard work.

I wonder which book it might be. I can't find anything. Going to AI in desperation it suggests Nancy Bonvillain: Language, Culture, and Communication Supposedly what looks like the cover should be an interior illustration. But I can't check that.

My sole comment (apart from a "thank you for your hard work") is "Ship foundered in one page".

The slow start is still relevant since it tires out the engines/engineers too early. But he's being stupidly convoluted anyway. The proper solution is to build the stations up on the top of the slope to begin with. That way you don't need to winch it up and can drive faster in to the station...

Unless it's something weirdly secret that very few have figured out (and the knowledge of it, and the knowledge of her secret, have so far not overlapped).

If it wasn't for the word "END" on the third page, I would have sworn that pages two and three were flipped in order.

The last page "Ahaha come on spin spin" is to my understanding the "evil magistrate spin" from (some) period dramas where the evil potentate would undress some poor woman by pulling her obi and spinning her around, with the intent to ravish. Also, thank you for your hard work.

Demon dog.. yanno, "magic with a negative connotation" is also sometimes translated as "witch", so "Witch dog" could also have worked? (Or "Witching Hound" to make it sound a bit weirder.) Anyway, thank you very much for your hard work.

It's no longer about making any kind of long term profit. It's all about hyping the numbers for the quarter, so just fire everyone as soon as the comic no longer keeps attracting more people (money) constantly from month over month. And start a new one (because then you can claim it went from...

Great sense for tsukkomi as well.

Thank you very much for your hard work. About the Hanatani Area Bus Stops - should there really be two stations named "Hanatani Depot", at separate ends of the region?

My guess is more like - when a cockroach appears, he can kill it without destroying the world at the same time.

Indeed. Three days for something a dragon can't do in three weeks? It didn't take him even three minutes.