Saijo no Osewa Takane no Hana-darakena Meimon-kou de, Gakuin Ichi no Ojou-sama (Seikatsu Nouryoku Kaimu) wo Kagenagara Osewa suru Koto ni Narimashita…

[MangaDex]

 

[ciera]

Thank you for the release

 

[Alucardxh69]

😭😭😭😭 Finally after 3 months Thank you very much 😭😭😭

 

[ivv]

Well that was an entertaining tea party

 

[Otong777]

Thanks for update, please keep working on this manga

 

[chilzhul]

3-second rule? Oh no, don't teach them that.

In my neighborhood, it's called "5-seconds" and I don't like it.

 

[VooXoo]

The chapter TL started rough, but it got better with every page, keep up the good work.

 

[blablablub]

3-second rule? Oh no, don't teach them that.

In my neighborhood, it's called "5-seconds" and I don't like it.

Agreed. It's an urban myth anyway, no need to put any attention to it. Bacteria doesn't move on its own, so whether the food is on the ground for 3 seconds, or 5s, or two hours doesn't really matter. All the bacteria that could be on the food is already on there at the moment of impact.
If the floor is regularly cleaned it should be no issue to eat any food that fell on the floor within a reasonable timeframe (obviously don't let it sit for weeks to rot). Any specks of dust of hair can be wiped or washed off.

 

[Vilos]

Narika is my favourite, really want her to win but we all know who’s winning which is very obvious, really wished they don’t have the winning girl on the cover instead having all of the girls on the covers is better so we don’t make it obvious which girl is really gonna win.

 

[Aoitenshi]

3-second rule? Oh no, don't teach them that.

In my neighborhood, it's called "5-seconds" and I don't like it.

In my place it's "5-minutes" rule

 

[MangaBuddy]

Narika is my favourite, really want her to win but we all know who’s winning which is very obvious, really wished they don’t have the winning girl on the cover instead having all of the girls on the covers is better so we don’t make it obvious which girl is really gonna win.

That's what I hate the most in Harem tag. Best girl always loses. I just want Narika to be happy. Fuck MC and FMC.

 

[Vincentius]

That's what I hate the most in Harem tag. Best girl always loses. I just want Narika to be happy. Fuck MC and FMC.

This is why I think there should be a "Multiple Love Interests" tag, because a harem ain't a harem if it doesn't end with all the girls winning.

 

[JJUGEND]

That's what I hate the most in Harem tag. Best girl always loses.

Exactly. We need justice for maid, she is definitely best girl.

 

[Aoitenshi]

This is why I think there should be a "Multiple Love Interests" tag, because a harem ain't a harem if it doesn't end with all the girls winning.

Sadly that's just what a harem manga entails. Some don't even pick a winner and opt for an open ending.

 

[larcek]

clean job on the chapter, the translation quality is pretty good and context flows just fine. thanks.

i'm still wondering when we'll hear from the childhood friend that called him in one of the earlier chapters.

 

[Sollertia_]

Agreed. It's an urban myth anyway, no need to put any attention to it. Bacteria doesn't move on its own, so whether the food is on the ground for 3 seconds, or 5s, or two hours doesn't really matter. All the bacteria that could be on the food is already on there at the moment of impact.
If the floor is regularly cleaned it should be no issue to eat any food that fell on the floor within a reasonable timeframe (obviously don't let it sit for weeks to rot). Any specks of dust of hair can be wiped or washed off.

The point isn't that bacteria moves, but reproduces to a point where it can be harmful, no? Still, based on my limited experience with bacterial cultures, 3 or 5s don't really matter, but 2 hours is definitely a long exposure time to all sorts of stuff

 

[Vincentius]

Sadly that's just what a harem manga entails. Some don't even pick a winner and opt for an open ending.

Not always. Tenchi Muyo, while not a manga, is so famous for its harem ending that the Marry Them All trope used to be called "The Tenchi Solution"; High School DxD, while a light novel, is very adamant about Issei getting all the girls in his harem.

Among manga that I've personally read, there's:

• Mahou Sensei Negima (technically, as it takes place in an alternate timeline)
• UQ Holder, sequel to Negima
• Rosario + Vampire (technically, as it involves a succubus using her abilities for other girls to invade the MMC's dreams, which the main girl is okay with)
• Fujimura-kun Mates
• Yonakano Reiji ni Harem wo!!
• Sex and Dungeon
• Ninkoi
• Yomeiro Choice
• Isekai wa Smartphone to Tomo ni

I only counted finished series that I've read (Smartphone gets a pass because Touya's married, or at least engaged, to 4-5 women by about chapter 50 or so of the manga), so there's quite a few more, but, as you say, most just opt for an open ending; probably because polygamy is a touchy subject for some folks and the author doesn't want to piss anyone off.

Then there's the author of Omamori Himari, who said "fuck it" and had the losing girls gangrape the MC while he was essentially in a coma.

 

[In_The_Nightside_Eclipse]

Not always. Tenchi Muyo, while not a manga, is so famous for its harem ending that the Marry Them All trope used to be called "The Tenchi Solution"; High School DxD, while a light novel, is very adamant about Issei getting all the girls in his harem.

I should also add honorable mention, manga called Maga-Tsuki, also harem manga where mc marries all the heroine, childhood friend is only legal his wife according to japanese (human) law because all other harem member are goddess while childhood friend is regular human, but according to law of goddess they all his legal wife because they were married under the goddess oath

 

[Aoitenshi]

The point isn't that bacteria moves, but reproduces to a point where it can be harmful, no? Still, based on my limited experience with bacterial cultures, 3 or 5s don't really matter, but 2 hours is definitely a long exposure time to all sorts of stuff

Some people made an extensive research about this, and the verdict is "Bacteria moved to a point of contact almost instantly, so unless someone can pick up foods that have fallen to the floor at the speed of light, the bacteria would have stuck first."

And according to the research, there's no difference between a food that's left on the ground for 3 seconds, 5 seconds, or even hours. What matters more is the amount of contact between the food and the floor, so for example a watermelon would have more bacteria than an orange since it has more point of contact when dropped to the ground.