He is wrong tho. His argument rests on the idea that a mangaka's skillset isn't transferable to other fields, which is incorrect. Mangaka have to develop the same skillsets as both a writer and an illustrator at the same time, and there's plenty of jobs that demand the skills necessary for both. He's just stuck in the narrowminded perspective of a Japanese office droneat first I was kinda annoyed with her dad, but I can’t really blame him either, he’s not completely wrong since he just wants what’s best for Niina. at least he’s not being too stubborn when dealing with her, pretty good parent
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thank you for translation
Baby steps...I don't know, I expected him to also argue with her about her going to school in a skirt practically glued to her butt and with her shirt so open
aparently yesI'm glad it didn't get dragged on for so long and only was two chapters really.
Also those photos does it mean that The One Within the Villainess is getting an anime aswell or am i just hoping for nothing?
it is amazing i'm sad it ended so early it seemed very much to be akin to "Sweetness and Lightning" which i also lovedI am really happy to know the author is doing well. Look at all that stuff! The merchandise, the anime, the booth!
It is still a theory that this whole manga is allegorical to the author's life! You cannot convince me otherwise. To put yourself out there in a difficult positions of your art maybe not doing well, your family telling you all the time to quit and see reality for what it is, to get a job that brings money, to stop trying to get this dream going... to have someone who supports you through tick and thin. The author and artist have been working on the same work, and only on the same work.
Guy, this isn't a conspiracy! I am telling you!
Also, please read his previous cancelled work. It's amazing! And it was cancelled.
they did talk about it in chapter 11(I think(?)) and her grandma helped her get over itBaby steps...
But also. He probably already had this conversation and she brushed it off.
they did talk about it in chapter 11(I think(?)) and her grandma helped her get over it
still holding out hope for a throupleWhat do you mean? Obviously Uehara is gonna marry Koi-chan!
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That irritated me too. That's like saying an author has no transferrable skills.He is wrong tho. His argument rests on the idea that a mangaka's skillset isn't transferable to other fields, which is incorrect. Mangaka have to develop the same skillsets as both a writer and an illustrator at the same time, and there's plenty of jobs that demand the skills necessary for both. He's just stuck in the narrowminded perspective of a Japanese office drone