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Thanks for the translation.

Spirits really hypes me up.

If Takeru doesn't pass, the association will use that as an excuse to wage war on him and treat him as an enemy they need to put down because he didn't volunteer to be part of their military might. So fail would be a problem for him as it endangers a lot of people and he is too good of a person...

God damn. That end of that Flashback panel page is an example of some master class in packed imagery. It's a single shot, but it implies a lot.

I think the main reason the parents look bad is they can't resolve a decade old problem in a meaningful way. The last chapter indicates the mom is aware that the son has issues. Whether she knows her son feels neglected/is love starved is harder to be certain of, but she knows that the son has...

The parents are pretty mid. They care, but they are 100 percent the kind of people to play nintendogs and get the depressed/sad dog ending.

To be fair, I think confusion is fair. To listen to Garyou's ghost would be the dragon thing to do. It's what Garyou did and listening to that whim to aim for higher highs is what makes people adore Garyou. And obeying that impulse would be proving Garyou right in his faith in Shinobu...

You're right, but calling him out would have escalated the situation and put the guy in a frenzy earlier. And even though Yoshio is effectively useless here, he did technically do the "right" move and try desculating.

I don't feel there's an ethical issue. The inclusion of the MC's friend makes it clear that it's not just for newbies. With our knowledge, I'd argue the MC's inclusion saved a newbie because of the deputy chief editor. The dude is trying to make the camp into a reality tv show by threatening...

Cool art, but there are some really abrupt paneling transitions that made me flip back a page to see if I missed something.

I believe the implication is that the sister and clan got total party killed. The demon is using the sister's body and the fox is whatever is left of the sister leading Takeru to do the thing their family failed to do. Nevertheless, this arc will probably either explore how the demons aren't...

I was thinking it was the one who called him. Souji was out of the house when the murders occured. If it was the Yakuza that followed and believed in Genji, they would want Souji to have as little knowledge about their deaths as possible.

She would. But actually noble nobility marry and have heirs not for their own happiness, but the happiness of others. Even when her kid is right that the practice of nobility has already ended, Sherry continues the practice because that's core to her character. A part of me wonders if Koko's...

I'm still on the fence if the author is solid or not, but the form of the ghost is fascinating. The world/soul of the ghost/hero was and is a beautiful field of flowers, but it's actual form, the headless grudge, the cold resolution to exterminte demons in the previous chapter, and the trauma...

Man, reading some of these comments really does remind me how used to tropes we all are. Granted, I do have to admit I'm still digging this series as the author shows a few signs of competence and is allowing victories at a cost. I think it could pay off not to kill off the anti-hero/villian...

...Well played author. You used the illusion of a cute rom-com to convince me to ignore all the red flags. In hindsight, there were a lot of hints that something was wrong with Seiya's situation. But somehow I didn't read into anything.

White Crow remains the bestest boi.

Oof. Katsuya really is a bad date. Granted the girls don't really know how to deal with his desire to be praised/lead, but boy sets himself up for some easy manipulation.

I kinda see why this move isn't done too frequently. It would be annoying if I got psyched for a round two after waiting like 3 weeks. Eh, it could hype a rematch, but I already feel a sort of current arc MHA/late bleach issue of trying to have the audience remember that there's like 4-5...

Depends on where their loyalties lie. Mr. Priest is in the situation to be the most emotionally devastated no matter what happens. They have fond memories of their time with Imuri, but it's hard to have those memories untained when their entire premise is based on emotionally manipulating Mr...