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A perfect opportunity to insert my favorite Shizune expression.

From what I understand, the "protecting" seems to be referring to Gozu thinking that Kisshou is blackmailing Anko (page 14–15). So he thought he was protecting Anko by offering his own Next Life Points to Kisshou to drop whatever assumed blackmail/leverage Kisshou was holding over Anko. This is...

Just want to add that 99 yen is $0.60 in USD. Most manga volumes sell for around 800 yen, which is $5. The Japanese yen is currently at a 40-year low, so it's a great time to buy raw manga volumes to support their mangaka. You can use in-browser translation to navigate the web sites. If you're...

I love it every time Shizune does her "niya niya" creepy smirking and chuckling to herself expression.

It makes sense that all of the Ebisumori daughters are traditionally kept at home instead of going to public school, now that I think about it. Namu also had a very difficult time in public school.

After all these years, Puniru's slime particles have probably seeped into Kotaro's bones, and circulate through his bloodstream.

There was a yuri one-shot like this, that I wish had gotten a serialization (but it's romance drama, not ecchi comedy): Watashi no Waltz (My Waltz).

"Ganbare, ShamikoNene Number 2! Become the cutest demonnon-edible marshmallow obake!"

Thanks for the scanlation! Really enjoying the tone of this series, as well as the mangaka's other works. It feels like... "gentle tragedy", with a touch of surrealism.

Was skimming previous chapters to remind myself of lore details, and in chapter 2, Anko tells us, "Your total stay in the afterlife will be equal to the length of your lifetime." So it seems that they might operate on a human time scale after all (assuming Anko and Gozu are also just human...

The dialogue and expressions on pages 36 and 37 seem to suggest that Gozu does remember, and Anko knows that he remembers, but he's just acting "cool" about it and avoiding Anko's romantic advances. The way I understand the situation so far is: Gozu is aware of Anko's true form, and Anko knows...

Ha ha ha, loved the sleeping masks.

This is a super cute series. I don't normally read cute slice-of-life like this series, but Shizune's insomnia is too relatable to me, so I'm emotionally invested in her struggle. Thanks for the scanlation!

Thank you for all of your work scanlating this series over the years, especially through this long time-travel arc that spanned over an entire year! It's hard to believe that time-travel Namek is finally over... I think I need to actually go back and re-read it in one go, to remember what...

I think the Good Spirit Division and Grim Reaper Division don't know yet, at least? It looks like the story wants to focus on cute romance between Anko and Gozu, rather than comedy (e.g.: team-ups with Anko's coworkers). Though it's only chapter 2 so far. And, judging from the mangaka's other...

Episode 5 in the anime actually made me switch back to the manga instead, as the anime adaptation lacked the psychological vibes of the manga adaptation. So I really appreciate that this series is being scanlated again.

It's been so long, I forgot who Yoshida and Aoi were. Konoha killed Yoshida's father in chapter 3, and made Aoi disappear (presumably killed) in chapter 15.

Damn, the horror plot reveal was good, just as it was in the mangaka's previous (and still ongoing) series, Kaya-chan Isn't Scary. But the character writing and chapter-to-chapter stories weren't as compelling as in Kaya-chan Isn't Scary. Still sad to see this series end so soon, and I hope...

It's a new series from the author of Girls' Last Tour, so I'm not surprised to see multiple people jumping on the opportunity to start scanlating this series. I felt Creeg Scans had the most natural-sounding translation, but they already bowed out, I guess because "Orchesc/a/ns" also did the...

Thanks for the scanlation!