Dex-chan lover
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fuck i now i desperately want to talk about this manga, too bad there's no many other places for discussion
That's really sad, cuz its actually a bangerJust to give some context to the people, according to the Shoseki Ranking, the volume sales were disastrous.
Volume 1 performed poorly, but at least it managed to barely cling to the weekly ranking, scraping into the 488th spot out of 500. Based on that, we can estimate it sold around 1,262 copies in its first week—a figure that’s nothing short of disheartening. After that initial week, it vanished entirely from the daily rankings, never to be seen again.
Volume 2’s sales are nothing short of a tragedy. On its release day (November 20, 2024), it debuted at 184th place on the daily chart. The catch with daily rankings, though, is that they don’t provide estimated sales figures, leaving us in the dark about how many copies actually sold. By the second day (November 21), it plummeted to 417th, and on the third day (November 22), it saw a slight uptick to 389th. After that, it completely disappeared from the rankings, never to return.
Given these abysmal numbers, it’s no surprise the publisher likely took one look at Volume 2’s performance and decided it wasn’t worth continuing the series.
Why is it always the good ones and not the dozens of isekai clones about a powerful guy wanting a quiet life with 50 women at his beckon call
Wait is Bugle Call really doing poorly?? That's fucked. It's one of the few new ones that I think is genuinely goodI'm going to fucking throw up. First I hear Bugle Call is doing poorly and now this. This whole goddamn species is cooked.
I can't believe why the Japanese have such a peculiar taste. I don't want to say cuck but god damn it why do they have such a cuck mentality fuck me!Meanwhile Rent a girlfriend can get a 4th season of anime......
Wtf nooo !!!!! NOOOOOLast chapter is 27 btw
ngl haven't been this tilted about an axing since Cocktail Knights
PAINJust to give some context to the people, according to the Shoseki Ranking, the volume sales were disastrous.
Volume 1 performed poorly, but at least it managed to barely cling to the weekly ranking, scraping into the 488th spot out of 500. Based on that, we can estimate it sold around 1,262 copies in its first week—a figure that’s nothing short of disheartening. After that initial week, it vanished entirely from the daily rankings, never to be seen again.
Volume 2’s sales are nothing short of a tragedy. On its release day (November 20, 2024), it debuted at 184th place on the daily chart. The catch with daily rankings, though, is that they don’t provide estimated sales figures, leaving us in the dark about how many copies actually sold. By the second day (November 21), it plummeted to 417th, and on the third day (November 22), it saw a slight uptick to 389th. After that, it completely disappeared from the rankings, never to return.
Given these abysmal numbers, it’s no surprise the publisher likely took one look at Volume 2’s performance and decided it wasn’t worth continuing the series.