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To me, the whole "black mages cannot love" and "white mages are all about love" concepts are primarily to set up these Romeo and Juliet pairings: Luna and Lis and, now, the Green Magician and the White Magician King. What we've yet to see is what exactly happens to a black magician in love, and...

I agree. Main thing is that Luna is not interested in Lis that way, so Lis is one-sidedly pushing his affections on her. Even if Lis is doing it on accident without knowing how magic can connect dreams, it's heavily crossing Luna's boundaries.

The most absurd censorship I've seen from them is censoring a kiss. Just a girl sneaking a quick kiss on a guy's lips. Plastered a white blob right over both their faces.

They're basically dealing with a big conspiracy, so it would make sense for Marquis Haultodd to keep his cards hidden. It's been quite a bit since the chapters when Elma and the Marquis met, so maybe I'm not recalling, but I don't think they interacted enough or in a way for them to trust each...

No one is lying. Translation work takes time: this chapter was originally released (in Japanese) some time ago. Between the original release of the chapter and this translation being uploaded here, the publisher decided to cancel the series for the health of the artist.

Sometime after this chapter was released, the publisher announced that serialization was cancelled since the mangaka was unable to continue due to health problems. It's possible that the story will continue to be adaptation under a different mangaka with a new serialization, but I'm only saying...

I was aware of this scanlator censoring things from another story (I'm Really Not the Demon God's Lackey), but they seriously censored a kiss? I double-checked the version from Zero Scans, and the kiss isn't censored there.

A series I had been reading on their site, I Became the Despised Granddaughter of a Murim Family, has had an announcement about their new domain for a few months now: (Tried linking the image, but it didn't work. Anyway, the new website is RealmOasis.com). All of their work on Despised...

If I recall correctly, the way it works is that each time he materializes, he materializes for longer. Eventually, he should be able to materialize long enough that he may as well be revived.

At first impressions, this ending felt disappointing. The big bad enemy is pretty bland, the method of fighting it is boring, the majority of the characters are barely involved, and The System suddenly starts making the big decisions instead of the actual characters. But the more I think about...

Thanks for bringing these translations over to Mangadex to fill in the massive gap!

It's also just fine storytelling either way if a main character is makes a mistake. More a matter of taste if one don't like it when characters make "stupid" decisions. There are plenty of power-fantasy stories with main characters that never fail if that is what one is looking for. Makes no...

It's not like this came out of nowhere either. It's been set up many chapters earlier that MC's father must have been given a powerful elixir when he was young, likely before he was orphaned. Also, he's not so much stupid as he's been a normal man for at least 3 decades. He has no experience...

Feels like some people want Leonardo to be a convenient scapegoat. As Gerard even says on page 23, they're all villains, so they all (including the other families) have stuff that they've done and will do that they would love to blame on someone else.

In case you forgot, Maria is ranked #1 here, and Honoka wants to take that #1 spot: both for herself and because Maria is a mean bitch. Satisfying the customer wasn't the point here. It was about Honoka proving she could take the #1 spot, and she absolutely failed because Honoka couldn't find a...

Whenever that shadowy, ominous mist shows up seems to indicate influence from the "author". Other characters are probably receiving the same intrusive thoughts that Killeon has recently been freed of, but we just don't get to see them. Cliff seems to be the character the "author" has the...

Pretty sure her stone projectiles have consistently been translated as "Stone Bullet" so far. Any use of "Barret" would be a reference to the Barrett M82 sniper rifle, especially the "Air Barrett" which has the iconic end of the barrel.

In the future, Ren is probably going to have her identity exposed by someone recognizing her breasts.

How generous of our demonic leader to share some of his arm collection.

Felt like this was wrapping up since the arc against the researcher. The story just never built up much for where it would be going in the future. No hints of a more organized chimera society beyond the initial big bad or mentions of places to go and do things. Without anything to look forward...