New Normal - Vol. 1 Ch. 3

[ikevinz77]

Actually interesting

 

[tremor3258]

Well that puts the new normal in perspective if something like 80 percent of humanity is dead it's amazing the restrictions are so low honestly.

 

[youdontknowwho]

Can this manga setting be considered post-apocalypse, with 4/5 of human population wiped out and Tokyo being a wasteland?

 

[Macavity12]

NOOOOoooooo

 

[Sempol]

lmao, this is interesting manga

 

[squashua15]

this is really interesting, im glad i found this.

 

[reicchimaster]

This is so unique and so good.

 

[IsseiTheOppaiMaster11]

Looks like something interesting gonna happen just hoping that this will not make me cry in the end, just got the feeling that there will be a bad ending HAHAHA! Thanks for the update, please continue translating this manga really love it. Thank you translators can't wait for the next update.

 

[OSIDJ]

bad end? both in extreme quarantine?

 

[Goyal99Raj]

What kinda freak virus can spread to the entire globe with a 80% death rate and still remain an issue at least 10 years later (based on the kids never remembering a time without masks)?

 

[udinkosd12]

Holy shit it happens, zombie incoming

 

[antarctico]

Goddamn it, I knew some C*vid/1984/dystopian shit was going to happen. This manga puts my stomach into a knot. I need to read more.

 

[khym]

They're fucking cute so please do not make it a bad ending🙄

 

[Jundoun]

NooOOoooooo

 

[zakielfahmi]

oh no no no no no no

 

[deathpad]

This gonna have a bad end for sure

 

[RawkHawk87]

So, I guess Eskimo kissing is like hardcore porn in the 22nd century?

 

[1722hotdog]

bruh simp siren is on

 

[shmerdistor]

I guess we fix over population in the future.

 

[MangaRockRefugee]

@bigtiddyoneesan
Five billion folks dying back then doesn't mean the disease is deadly now, assuming you're not right with the fake death count.
Ofc, despite all the fuckups of so many people in charge covid is nowhere near as dangerous as this mysterious disease X, but for something that deadly to still be so dangerous after years of time that could be dedicated for creating vaccine, finding treatment or just having it fizzle out the old 'if he dies, he dies' way is very, very sus.