Egao no Taenai Shokuba desu.

[Effendi_Kwantan]

I don't think myself as a fan of Kuzushiro's works depending on the yuri level of each work.

 

[APNk]

anime announced
manga translations are dead in the water

It figures

 

[GlassDragon]

I like the slow burn romance. But this hasn't been updated in 2 years, and I really want to read the story. I hope it gets updated soon...

 

[GlassDragon]

It finally gets updated after 2 years, but it isn't even at the right spot? Y'all skipped 7 chapters! Please update so I can finally read it again.

 

[KajurN]

I've binged this since someone picked the translations and that last chapter cracked me up. Good stuff

 

[thegaminglettucereal]

futami is an annoyance the first few chapters. hate this sort of character

 

[Angelsheart85]

I swear this is one of the warmest and most beautiful manga and anime, in any genre, ever made. I enjoy it a lot and I thank the mangadex team as well for bringing it to us here. I appreciate so much!

 

[JoeB_MLPTS]

Get ready to learn korean buddy.

 

[Yukisuna]

I really wish there'd be an official translation of this so I could read it. I don't pirate manga because I'm not willing to pay for them, I pirate manga because there's literally no other way to read it without dedicating half a decade to learning the language that I have absolutely no use for outside of reading manga...



I'm grateful for scanlators allowing us to get a taste of all these incredible hidden gems. And it breaks my heart every time a manga gets axed because it wasn't popular enough domestically, yet they never even gave it a chance to be marketed to the public outside the tiny little island it was made on. There's a whole world of comics and cartoon enthusiasts out here!

 

[nyafuuwu]

I really wish there'd be an official translation of this so I could read it. I don't pirate manga because I'm not willing to pay for them, I pirate manga because there's literally no other way to read it without dedicating half a decade to learning the language that I have absolutely no use for outside of reading manga...



I'm grateful for scanlators allowing us to get a taste of all these incredible hidden gems. And it breaks my heart every time a manga gets axed because it wasn't popular enough domestically, yet they never even gave it a chance to be marketed to the public outside the tiny little island it was made on. There's a whole world of comics and cartoon enthusiasts out here!

calling japan a "tiny little island" feels quite insulting. over 120 million people dont fit on a "tiny little island"

 

[Yukisuna]

calling japan a "tiny little island" feels quite insulting. over 120 million people dont fit on a "tiny little island"

It is a tiny little island compared to the rest of the planet... So are most individual nations. And it's a tragedy that the majority of their art comes out and often dies due to lack of interest, when it's only being made available to a tiny percentage of the total population actually interested in comic books.


In the age of the internet, it's easier than ever to get it out there; platforms like Webtoon are facilitating and capitalizing on that potential. I wish Japanese publishers would realize that too. Shueisha and Viz are already making attempts, but still currently only publishing the safest, already most successful stories.