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Another middle-age burnout protagonist? I'm in. I don't know why I'm so drawn to these kinds of manga. I guess we can't all be Superman...

I came here out of withdrawal, so I clicked the link. Reminds me of the "Spirited Away by the Rain Woman Youkai" manga that I dearly miss.

Thanks for the pictures. I always enjoy learning more about these cars. I was also a child during the supercar boom, but unlike Shun-kun, learning about how difficult supercars were to drive and own killed my dream of owning one. Still fun to enjoy them from afar, though.

Having followed this manga through several different scanlators, your efforts are much appreciated and I should have said so sooner. (y)

Called it.

Ngl, I thought the joke page was real.

No way Shun-kun actually gets to look cool and hit a good shot.

Methinks the lady doth protest too much.

You are in trouble, my brother.

I like that the author remembered to have Mama Gloria's "I'll protect you" scene from the game happen, but with different framing.

Toyoda realized that Inuyama has a wide back.

This is a very good point, but a threat so important that Mogami-sama has to be absent gives it very "final boss" kinda vibes. The specific time frame and deliberate restatement of it makes me think this may be the last obstacle before we get our fox wedding. Other than Goro's stubbornness, of...

I wonder why it was so important for the mangaka to show us in a full page that Goro had written down what Mogami was saying. I mean, maybe they just needed to kill a page, but I would guess that's not the case and the information is really important. I think I'll try and keep this page in the...

Very interesting seeing how the "pressure" of all these mystical beings, goddesses, and maybe even Goro's purity is affecting the very reality around our happy couple. (Will my favorite slice of life manga suddenly and shockingly turn into a shounen battle manga?) At least Mogami-sama is still...

Thanks again and again for scanlating this, sarusa. It hits me like no other slice of life I'm reading does. I'm glad the metrics are trending upward for this series and that you're devoted to doing it despite the metrics. I've defended Goro in the past from accusations that he is a monk, but...

It's easy to lose sight of with all the talk of superpowers, possession, and seduction self-defense, but these chapters are real, definite progress in Goro and Kogane's relationship. They are making serious choices about their future, albeit in a way that's more interesting than talking about...

It's interesting to see the series explicitly squash a "shortcut" to Goro feeling more secure entering Kogane's world. No, he's not going to suddenly develop superpowers. However, it fits the growing theme that it is the community around Goro that is his true strength. Just like Mogami-sama...

Mutsumi showing her good girl side to Kawashima-san makes me like Mutsumi a lot more.

I know this chapter is focused on Mugi-chan, but to see Kogane think back on the danger she and Goro faced is the highlight for me. She's moving away from just wanting to be married and focusing more on the time she and Goro have together and how uncertain it is. As reasonable as Goro's...

Kogane has been reading too many human magazines. Mugi-chan is much more likely to find a human husband how she is.