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Aww, we don't get to see the last two girls.

Wow, I remember reading the WN a while back... but I don't remember anything (translation didn't go that far). Is this the one where he saves the princess in the treasury room or am i mixing this one with another WN?

This is a harem? I don't see it tagged as harem here unless I'm blind. Even if there's multiple love interest (are there even any besides the mermaid?), I cant see a harem ending whatsoever. Feels too vanilla. Honestly, I'm kinda lost what's going on in the manga. Is MC still the MC? At this...

It's wierd seeing most of the WN I used to read get adapted into manga. And it's funny seeing how people who've never seen it react. I remember reading this back then thinking it was a chill read, and seeing so many people take this seriously makes me laugh. From what I remember, MC solves the...

Okay, I decided to make a few edits after reading through it again and letting it sleep overnight. 1. Fixed a typo. 2. I changed Sword Mastery in the passive skill to Swordsmanship. I misread 剣術 as 剣技 which was used for the active skills. 3. I changed Sword Mastery and Fighting Mastery in the...

You know... I never thought of actually looking for existing tools... This idea just came up to me and I thought it seemed feasible, so I did it. My work wasted... Though, my idea was to automate the copy pasting, then edit. This one create an entire tool dedicated to typesetting which is pretty...

I made, or rather, got ChatGPT to make a Photoshop script to auto-insert dialogues into a layer. This script was tailor-made for my workflow, which all pages are stacked into their own layer as smart objects, where I do all the cleaning/redrawing and typesetting, in one PS document. I simply...

No, it read その武器 ("that weapon") as ボウガン (bowgun), so it is referring to Girold's weapon. Though, after doing a little digging-mainly looking at the Japanese Wikipedia page for crossbow-apparently Japan doesn't really have a word for crossbow. They'll mainly use ボウガン (bowgun) as their general...

Everyone's thinking of 100 gf while here I am the only one thinking this is like Kin no Kanojo Gin no Kanojo meets Aizawa-san Multiplies. One story is about a girl being split into two and MC can't choose between them as choosing one will make the other disappear. Hell the part when MC said he...

Nope it's もう悔しくて悔しくてえええ. I wasn't really sure how to translate it. Yup, フラットな関係 Flat-like relationship.

Wow, now that I read it again, it really is Don Joquite. Maybe I'm dyslexic with Japanese... I left oishikunare as is since I thought people would recognize it as the maid cafe thing.

Well, you're more or less correct. In the raw, Hiiragi says …って誰かが言ってたけどさ so she is technically quoting it to them, unless I'm mistaken on which part you're talking about. I guess I could've done "We all had a small chat and someone said..." in the previous bubble before the quote to give it...

ngl, I totally thought they were the same word with different spelling like barbeque and barbecue.

Oh, it only did ろうそく, omitting 花火 part. (Full line: もうマッチとロウソク終わっちゃったぜ) I didn't know about sparklers being called candle fireworks in JP. Also, I just realized that Nakano just mentioned that he has the last one, so it's kind of redundant that she says there's no more sparklers, or I guess it's...

My first thought was that they were cannibals. You know, closed environment, no visible source of food or water (unless they eat the grass), suspiciously eager to welcome travelers. Next thing, they'll get drugged in a banquet, but maybe that's just me.

I'm not sure what you're saying, but Chilt is the author.

Nah, just me.

Oh, that makes sense. I thought it was some kanji typo considering the few errors I see from the online release. It didn't really click to me because that's probably the last compliment I would've thought of for Alicia especially on that frame it was on.

I wanted to do that, but I just couldn't find a way to make it sound natural. I don't think there's an actual English equivalent to yokkorashotto. Heave-ho doesn't cut it for me. I don't think you say heave-ho when getting off of a horse (although I've never been on one (I rode on a camel once...

Oops, my bad. Should be fixed now, thanks.