Hikikomori Reijou wa Hanashi no Wakaru Seijuuban - Vol. 2 Ch. 10

[MangaDex]

 

[Reinversal]

Noice, thanks for the chapter

 

[Tju]

damn, that was a lot of progress in a single chapter.

 

[Yuuki_Kataishi]

Amazing chapter! Ty for the translations, mates!

 

[Mogima]

FYI, wild strawberries are more bland or sour.

The strawberries you buy at the store are sweet because of genetic engineering.

So what Atra's really saying is "i feel nothing. You need to go lewder"

 

[Akassu]

I... am blushing HARD 💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
Also, I want to experience riding horses seems like a fun thing to do

 

[Crimson_ScarLet0711]

Thanks for the tl.

But big props to the one who keep commissioning this manga!!

 

[Hicleric]

Those pants gettin' tight there pal?

 

[noxaura]

Man… I don’t believe that he does NOT know what he is doing 😭😭😭

 

[Serathe7]

He's not kidding about not holding back anymore. lol

 

[Kefrayba]

I think he is a little bit of a black-hearted man to enjoy teasing her like that. 😂

 

[IvanDFakkov]

Domain expansion
WEDDING HALL!!!

 

[Ultenth]

Kyy...Kyaaaahhh...

 

[AnnePackrat]

Wow, he works fast once he knows it’s okay.

Thanks for the chapter.

 

[RogueKnight]

shes more of a rabbit than Atra 😆

 

[Chibi-Angi]

Yes, just training to make her feel more comfortable during normal interactions between them

Whispers in her ear "good girl"
Holds her over her breasts

Only for normal interactions, nothing to see here

 

[vodspod]

FYI, wild strawberries are more bland or sour.

The strawberries you buy at the store are sweet because of genetic engineering.

So what Atra's really saying is "i feel nothing. You need to go lewder"

I live in Oregon and our wild strawberries are delicious and sweet. They are small though. I thought it was that the reason strawberries in the store are bland and not very sweet was because they took strawberries like those here and selectively breed them to be larger and more juicy, in doing so they lost some of their flavor, since flavor is much harder to breed for as a subjective measurement.

 

[Mogima]

I live in Oregon and our wild strawberries are delicious and sweet. They are small though. I thought it was that the reason strawberries in the store are bland and not very sweet was because they took strawberries like those here and selectively breed them to be larger and more juicy, in doing so they lost some of their flavor, since flavor is much harder to breed for as a subjective measurement.

Good for oregon. But realistically speaking, those wild strawberries probably grew from a cultivated strawberries's seed. Dunno how though. Maybe someone went camping and it grew and expanded from there?

 

[AnotherDuck]

That actually requires a significant amount of strength and willpower. She was completely melting in embarrassment, but still kept talking.

So much flirting...

FYI, wild strawberries are more bland or sour.

I live in Oregon and our wild strawberries are delicious and sweet. They are small though.

The ones we have here in Sweden have that sweet and sour taste a lot of berries have. They're most definitely not bland, and absolutely delicious. The exact taste depends on how mature they are. And about as small as the tip of a pinky finger.

The strawberries you buy at the store are sweet because of genetic engineering.

I thought it was that the reason strawberries in the store are bland and not very sweet was because they took strawberries like those here and selectively breed them to be larger and more juicy, in doing so they lost some of their flavor, since flavor is much harder to breed for as a subjective measurement.

It strongly depends on where in the world you get them. As far as I know, American strawberries are huge, but relatively watery. The ones here are smaller but have a much stronger taste.

That also goes for just about anything people eat that's grown. Less significant with meat, but that's still not exactly what it was before humans.

But realistically speaking, those wild strawberries probably grew from a cultivated strawberries's seed. Dunno how though. Maybe someone went camping and it grew and expanded from there?

If they are like ours, they're what we cultivated strawberries from, so they are more or less what they were originally.

 

[Salfaro]

This seems real fast, lmao.