Sanju Mariko - Vol. 5 Ch. 29

[MangaDex]

 

[outinthegardener]

Galio can't say no to these ladies, can he? They've dragged him into a web magazine startup, a bar host, and soon a garbage removal service.

 

[Moodyz]

Socmed-kun and gamer granny are such fun characters. I wonder if patho-hoarder granny will join this comedy trope.

 

[keatsta]

I loved seeing an old person who doesn't have the compulsion of Mariko, it's a good reminder that she's really the abnormality. The lines "it's gone quiet up here" and "why should I keep working?" both felt very profound... proof, if anything, that he can still write! I also loved the spread of her hoarder house at the end, really fantastic artwork.

 

[parasitikos]

It never ceases to brighten my day more than any other update when i see sanju mariko update. Ty for all the hard work.

 

[samsamsam036]

I feel like Mariko has no boundaries. Was it okay when she was younger to try and get the home address of people who don't want to talk to you? It's my one main issue in this series but her lack of boundaries also seems to propel the plot entirely

somehow, I'm conflicted on how I feel about this series

 

[kanoreads]

I feel like Mariko has no boundaries. Was it okay when she was younger to try and get the home address of people who don't want to talk to you? It's my one main issue in this series but her lack of boundaries also seems to propel the plot entirely

somehow, I'm conflicted on how I feel about this series

In this case, she pretty much just followed her out of the bar, no? She couldn't have been sure it was specifically to her house. And she probably wouldn't have gone inside if she hadn't heard a loud crash.

I think Mariko fits the mold of a pushy, desperate, passionate editor pretty well. That said, if she actually gets the chance to give her pitch and is turned down, she probably won't keep following her (or anyone else) around. She seems to have been mostly visiting her former peers in this chapter. It isn't as if they had an office phone or secretary to call. She had no choice but to go to their homes.

Her lack of boundaries is refreshing because she refuses to give up. In a different situation, it could come across as deeply obnoxious, but I think it works for her character. For now, anyway.

 

[MaiaAmos]

Its a wonderful and powerfully human tale. Thank you so much from the bottom of my heart to continue translating this. I and many others would wait eagerly for future chapters' translation. Thank you once again.