Yes because it was extremely disrespectful to the group that has been bringing you this series and is obviously still working on it. So you get a worse experience that lessens the emotional impact by being incorrect in several places (it even screwed up the title drop) by not even doing basic proof-reading and it also hurts the engagement of the team that worked hard to bring people this series for so long. I will absolutely call someone out for doing this because they deserve it, no matter what they put in their credits pages.This is the ending chapter of an extremely touching, complex body of work, and all you can do is b1tch about a fan translation
Boy, you're on the forum of a website made to host manga... WTF do you think people are going to talk in the comments? Baking? Gardening?Edit: y'all are such fucking losers it's honestly funny, throwing a hissy fit over manga is bottom of the barrel behavior. Keep yapping
You’re extremely particular about the content you receive, very sensitive to the quality of verbiage used. You’re meticulous. This is not a criticism in any way, just an observation. You being sensitive to the work is similar to how Kaori read Shizuku’s story(justYes because it was extremely disrespectful to the group that has been bringing you this series and is obviously still working on it. So you get a worse experience that lessens the emotional impact by being incorrect in several places (it even screwed up the title drop) by not even doing basic proof-reading and it also hurts the engagement of the team that worked hard to bring people this series for so long. I will absolutely call someone out for doing this because they deserve it, no matter what they put in their credits pages.
I can't agree more with this. It really makes me want to forget everything about this manga. The ending was crucial for me; it determined whether the whole experience was enjoyable or not.But losing Kaori, even tho was kind of obvious, just makes everything lose most of its importance to me.