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Thank you for translating this adorable, charming manga and for taking the effort to write the English in such a way that reflects the setting and period. It was a delight to read.

I truly love the writing style for this translation. Such flair!

Kaho and Tamaki's story makes me cry a little. Friendships that get through rough patches and mental illness are so powerful...

You could try the manga Girl Crush, it's about kpop trainees and it's also very competitive without being fully negative.

After reading this a solid 3 times I think I finally get it. As much as it can be gotten anyways....

I'm not really sure about the explanation the teacher gave but when cooking with stainless steel you do want to achieve the Leidenfrost effect in which the surface of a droplet water immediately evaporates on contact with the pan. There's some stuff about it on this page. That said doing it...

Honestly, even for women who do a ton of strength training it can be pretty hard to get arms that bulky, let alone keep them.

Love the Hideshi Hino look of the dad.

That tetris screen.... no respect for the game

I'm thinking the hairline fetish must be for seeing the hairline from above? Would make sense with the posing and all :huh:

Thank you for translating! I really enjoyed this manga.

I remember seeing a rice milling machine like that when i visited Japan, something like this. At the time I thought maybe it was for washing rice so that you wouldn't have to do it at home lol.

Interesting chapter. It's obviously a lot harder to make something accurate for ancient history. Scholars are divided on whether Habiru and Hebrews are related but it's generally agree they're not the same group.

"Hug me" isn't her being wholesome, the word she uses (抱く) is very much a euphemism for sex, about as unambiguous as "sleep with" or "make love" in English

A while ago in the comments I said at least there's someone who appreciates Tohno... this is who I meant. :huh:

I can't remember when, but I think there were a few times that their actions in the past led to an already established historical event happening so maybe there's an exception for time paradox or something.

I'll miss Ream, but Yumi seems pretty fun so far too.

I mean "malignant qualia tendencies" and the "happiness organ" aren't exactly real things in medicine either. It's pretty clearly an unclear metaphor just like most of the story.

I liked how they were separated and each had their own little mini-journey, resembling how Arabian Nights stories are told.