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So nothing worrisome. What a relief! Thank you for the answer.

Hello, I am not quite sure whether this was an issue with MD or with my browser/laptop but I will try to explain it anyways in case it might be relevant. Exactly 43 minutes ago I was reading on MD while having two tabs open, "Latest Updates", which I hadn't visited for quite some time, and a...

The chapter was chapter 41 of "The Scholar Warrior" trying to go to chapter 42.

Just to be sure. Not that I expected malware to be involved in the first place.

Hello, I just opened a chapter last read from my browser history and while it was still loading, I switched to the next chapter where I ended up with a pulsating orange dot on white background. Deeming this loading problems, I refreshed the page by entering the current link again in my browser...

From my point of view, the tags presently used are culturally unfitting to describe the phenomenon known as Yōkai (or Yaoguai or Yogoe, respectively). Furthermore, I would have no problem if tags were used consistently, i.e. if Yōkai were always categorized under "Monsters", for example. But...

I believe it would be helpful if there were a specific "Yōkai" tag as an umbrella term for manga featuring East Asian legendary creatures. (The Chinese Yaoguai and Korean Yogoe could also very well be listed under the comparatively better known Japanese term, for all three terms denote the same...

Chapter 11, 12, 13 of Kalsarin won't load no matter how often they are reloaded and the MD moderator on discord told me to inform the scanlator about this, for it seems to be an upload error. Thus I am here. I would be very grateful if you could fix this.

Today I have chosen "Nong-ak (P'ungmullori)", traditional rural dancing music from Korea, performed by the Chung Woong Korean Traditional Music Ensemble. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b7QaSMyJQ8c

Today I have chosen "Pangxie Ge", a Chinese children's song from Guizhou whose title translates into English as "Crabs". It is sung by Gong Linna. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oMbjFMF-2jU

Today I have chosen the "Concerto op. 7/6 D-major for Oboe Solo and Strings" composed by Tomaso Albinoni and performed by the Stuttgart Chamber Orchestra. Classical music ahead! Era: Baroque https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eA5VuAAFltY

Today I have chosen the "Delphic Paean" composed by Ancient Greek composer Athenaeus (Athenaios) in 127 BC. This piece of sacred music is performed by the Ensemble De Organographia. Classical music ahead! Era: Antiquity https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CQujD1UJevI

Today I have chosen a polyphonous US folk song from 1855, "Singing School". Since the lyrics are clearly understandable, I don't want to say much more. It is performed by the Boston Camerata under the lead of Joel Cohen. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lUfVVP8JMrg

Today I have chosen to go with Latvian traditional music, namely "Whissby", performed by Ilgi. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vKNEDdg3w5g

Today, I go again with Japanese Western Classical music. The "Nagauta Symphony 'Tsurukame' " composed by Yamada Kōsaku, or Kôsçak Yamada how he stylized his name in the West, truly is a meeting between Western and Eastern Music, combining traditional Japanese nagauta singing with a Western...

As for me, in my country (Germany) the average male is 179.9 cm tall while I am about 15 cm smaller. Physical disability stunted my growth. But at least I am not of average height. That would be boring, after all.

Today my choice is the fouth part, "Presto", from the "Concerto for Recorder and Transverse Flute in E minor" by composed Georg Philipp Telemann. It is performed by the chamber orchestra L'ESTRO, with Margret Schlör playing the recorder and Stefanie Pritzlaff playing the transverse flute...

Well, me again. Today I have chosen one of my favorites: "O Noble England - Mounsier's Almaine", composed by William Byrd, favorite composer of Queen Elizabeth I of England and THE composer of Elizabethan England. I am no Englishman but enjoy this piece performed by The Elizabethan Consort...

Today my choice is music archaeology. The "Iba Dance" performed by Ensemble Hathor under the conduction of Rafael Pérez Arroyo is an example of reconstructed music from the Old Kingdom of Egypt (2700-2200 BC). Like it is always the case with music archaeology and ancient music from eras where no...

Today I continue with Jewish traditional music, though this time it is klezmer music of the Ashkenazi Jews of Eastern Europe. The two pieces "Lebedig un Freilach" and "Odessa Bulgar" are performed by the David Orlowsky Trio who are inspired by the klezmer scene in early 20th century New York...