Kaisha to Shiseikatsu (Pre-Serialization) - Ch. 195

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Thank you for your work releasing chapters!

But I will say it's turning unbearable to wait for a new chapter and it just turns out to be a few pages of an unremarkable travel diary. I know this manga didn't have much of a narrative to begin with but this is getting a little ridiculous lol. I really wonder what the author is thinking.
 
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Thank you for your work releasing chapters!

But I will say it's turning unbearable to wait for a new chapter and it just turns out to be a few pages of an unremarkable travel diary. I know this manga didn't have much of a narrative to begin with but this is getting a little ridiculous lol. I really wonder what the author is thinking.
nah the fact that it's just casual travel and relaxing is soooooo wonderful. it's just a sweet chill romance, as good as it gets
 
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Thank you for your work releasing chapters!

But I will say it's turning unbearable to wait for a new chapter and it just turns out to be a few pages of an unremarkable travel diary. I know this manga didn't have much of a narrative to begin with but this is getting a little ridiculous lol. I really wonder what the author is thinking.
Well… This is a Twitter short series, and the author made this himself/herself at his/her own pace without extra pressure.
So… let's just enjoy it!
 
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"But our number one recommended dish would be Aki. Hope you like her. Not that I'm hoping for grandchildren or anything." Matsuri-mom, probably.
 
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Huh. Bero-bero looks like jellied egg flower soup. I'd try that at least once.
In case you ever want to try it, I think it would be better with gelatin as the hydrocolloid/setting agent instead of agar-agar. Agar has really poor flavor release and has a melting point close to the boiling temp of water (85-95C iirc). Gelatin melts at slightly below internal body temp, so it'll slowly turn into soup in your mouth. (Which is why it's used for aspic.)
 

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