Thanks for the chapter, Okazaki.
I have a recommendation:
Legend.
This manga is a great one: it has a solid MC that isn't a milquetoast effeminate and is capable of throwing down with melee or magic, a beautiful female lead cursed with no flaws or "rivals" solely because she looks the way she does, and a detailed world with political intrigue, to name a few good things. There's also Set.
How many gryphons do you know of that are cool enough to have their own fan clubs? In-story, of course.
Unfortunately, Project Time threw in the towel, having done a good job up until chapter 95. Even more unfortunately, it was picked up once it came off hiatus by some aggregator/"scanlator" called "Manhwafreak" or something (they all have similar names) that did nothing but poor-quality translations (according to others) and watermarking pages (which I've seen myself). The manga's as great as I said, and deserves better than that. If you would pick this manga up, start from 96--Manhwa-whatever's stuff isn't worth the bandwidth.
How dare you answer me like a normal human being instead of acting like I shit in your punchbowl?!
I've noticed something on MD's forums, though I bet it's not exclusive to this place: whenever paraphilia--not just the pedophilia called "lolicon"--is involved, people here get REALLY touchy, and can be touched off easily by criticism of the story in which their paraphilic fix is found.
"Good timing, Wallace"? Seriously, between the "lolicon" this author strongly favors in his other works and the homoeroticism he fantasizes about in this one, I should start wondering which JP authors
aren't homosexual pedophiles.