she is beautiful - Vol. 2 Ch. 13 - be super cool

[MangaDex]

 

[CT-9904]

Can't say shit went from 0 to 100 anymore because this manga keep giving us surprises

 

[mexzero01]

shit getting crazy now.

 

[Ichaivalrose]

Heh??

 

[pahayuuka4545]

I swear this manga is such a roller coaster
There are so many chapters that ends with cliffhangers

 

[Naovhi]

kino

 

[zalagires]

plot quite similar with Tengoku Daimakyo
more mystery reveal

 

[Beregorn]

If your plan was observing her in a controlled environment, you are not doing a very good job...

 

[Oieklocowe]

Pls keep translating, im hooked

 

[stonebamboo]

The twists and turns in this manga feel like constantly getting sucker punched from just outside my field of vision

 

[Havenstrom]

Thank you for the release

 

[TwisterJR]

"Non-human primates" excuse me what?

 

[Cogito3]

Thanks for the translations, this manga is quite interesting! The pacing is pretty wonky but the mystery is compelling enough to make up for that.

 

[punpunpun]

Can't say shit went from 0 to 100 anymore because this manga keep giving us surprises

we somewhere in the thousands by now

 

[ITSigno]

"Non-human primates" excuse me what?

I've read ahead quite a bit in the raws. You won't have to wait long for that to be explained.

 

[Dojyaaaaan]

bro you can't just call someone that

 

[AAA1]

Hmm what's the trigger for her memory loss in this chapter?

 

[shittycoolusername69]

After chapter 1, I suspected that Familie was doing a deranged eugenicist project, given that their program divided the girls in each generation into distinct groups ("classes") and the girls in one group ("insemination") were always tasked with delivering a new baby every three years. That sounds like selective breeding, so Kurumi and her cohort having a significantly altered genome is sort of plausible given enough generations. "Non-human primate" is a bigger stretch because e.g. the Neanderthals were quite different from Homo Sapiens but whether they were a different species or just a subspecies of H. Sapiens is still debated.