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Otobe and Hebikawa are the best characters, so it's not surprising that their interactions were immediately interesting. If the story focused primarily on them in lieu of the other two, it would immediately be better.

Loving all these translations! Saki's mom being like "Hey I probably didn't hear you" is hilarious.

Lovely chapter. I'm up-to-date with the raws and I've been loving how well done and emotionally resonant this arc is.

100% It's fine to say 'oh you should work on this part of yourself' but a lot of people genuinely aren't in a place for that. Self-acceptance is important, but the idea that if you don't love yourself that you'll hurt those who do love you is off-base. And one of the main issues for people...

Aira has been openly pursuing Okarun since he saved her. In-universe, Momo doesn't have any special 'claim' to Okarun, and so it's totally fine for Aira to do her best and shoot her shot. She's been transparent with her actions.

Interesting that when he was thinking about how he kept seeing "Lemon's face" one of the faces he thought of was her in his body.

Kusonoki really is the least interesting of all the options, huh?

The Shinobi just straight-up has Aira's face. These villain characters are very thinly drawn, given how much they're on screen. The pacing on the last two chapters had a very "we've been dragging this out, now we need to rush" feel to things.\ All-in-all, this manga seems to be having a pretty...

The manga is an adaptation. Adaptations are not supplementary material, they need to stand alone.

I'm not gonna quote your enitre post, but it's odd to accusing me of not understanding the term character development because I didn't use it correctly when I asserted that Hebikawa had character development. Because I did not even use the term character development with reference to Hebikawa...

This is chapter 48, Kusonoki should have had more character development by this point. Moreover, the little development she's had so far has occurred as rushed changes in the status quo, rather than occuring as any sort of process of improvement. This chapter represents the problem: A major...

That response was a pure 'panic choke.' Is Sunao going to get up tomorrow, walk into the kitchen, and be like "Hey, Kogahara, did Lemon tell you about the book fair we went to yesterday?"

The 'don't snipe other people's work, it's rude' norm is dumb. If you want to post a translation, go ahead and do so, and don't worry about anyone who gets twisted about it. That's their problem, not yours. Lots of people appreciate your work.

If anyone's curious, the author's current work is a supernatural action josei (vampire?) romance set in the Taisho era: https://manga-one.com/manga/26875/chapter/289285

Was this series really targeted at a male audience? It had a male lead but I felt like the author was trying to cater to both. Especially with the manager's last-second romance. I guess I don't read a lot of this genre though, so I'm not the best judge. Anyway, TL, it was great to be able to...

Trying to make real-world assumptions about people based on their fictional preferences is as misguided as trying to make real-world assumptions about people based on their kinks. Most people simply like whatever characters and storylines they find interesting, and aren't terribly concerned...

It would be wild if this story began with Sunao reminiscing about the relationship trauma he experienced with Lemon and then ended with Lemon getting together with the girl he's been in love with for ages.

Kind of seems like a random way to solve that conflict after such an extended arc.

On the other hand, I think that Saki returning to that look after having changed might be a good thing. She's not closed off in this chapter -- if anything, she's being pretty authoritative and decisive. It's okay for her to be this Saki now that she's gotten comfortable stepping into other...

What a wonderful chapter. The way that Hibiki cares about Saki as her own person, not just her daughter's friend, is really rewarding to see. I agree with all of the others who have focused on Saki being someone who tends to prioritise other people; however, Saki's conversation with Hibiki is...