The Moon on a Rainy Night - Ch. 12 - Remorse

[MangaDex]

 

[PinkPuppet]

A bit of backtracking, but Saki's having an important conversation. I just hope she is able to think about what she wants with Kanon because she's obviously not content with their current relationship. I like Ayano's character a lot more than I though I would. I'm really interested to learn about the fight that happened between her an Kanon. I feel like there's more to her character

 

[Kitsune_115]

No no let her cook she got a point in all of this.

 

[deathpad]

Dude, that woman talking nonsense. There is no prove, she just jealous and having pent up frustration

 

[Kollie]

Time for more of the Saki pain train

 

[gearoi92]

i just hate useless chapters like this. how often do i have to sit through one of these bullshit tropes? whats with this garbage drama? is this written by a woman? what saki is about to realize next chapter (if even) could have been done in a different way and wouldnt have taken a whole chapter to do so. this oldschool bullshit yuri drama, im so done with this. i just dont do this anymore, yuri evolved, go with the times.

ARGH AND IM SO MAD!! the early chapters were good! the umbrella scene? absolutely great! but to destroy so much with these latest chapters, it just doesnt feel good to read this. ill give it one more chapter and if it doesnt pick up and get better and actually enjoyable (been a while since i didnt enjoy a yuri sleepover) i will drop this.

 

[Penthero]

I wonder what the actual fight was now. Ayano do make a good point, we do have to consider that they are kids as well. Ayano having her own problems being overshadowed by Kanons probably isn’t a good situation, but she kinda did put herself into that situation. Ayano’s mother is really trashy though.

 

[shemper]

Thank you for your work!

 

[iqbalaliph]

yep gonna drop this

 

[LittleSisterLover]

The whole route this manga is going down is very meh, especially because when it comes right down to it Saki is just gay and afraid. It has nothing specifically to do with the premise or setting of the story, and just feels like the characters are being made to purposefully act stereotypically immature because the author doesn't know what else to do with them.

 

[MoonlightFairy]

Wow, this is actually a very good read. Thanks for the translation. It looks like there's some comments that states the obvious, it's a high school drama. It's always will go around those plots, your way of thinking is just improve (or getting numb) for this kind of setting.

 

[eMiy]

This conversation was so annoying. Kanon did literally nothing, they did it all by themselves and now are imposing the blame on her like wth dude. Honestly this all seems so ableist. Kanon is working hard to live with her condition and be the most independent possible.
What an annoying chapter and annoying feelings they're talking about.
I understand that's the point tho. Still annoying.

 

[NeilTylor]

A very good chapter. I feel for Ayano. Sure Kanon is trying to be independent and sure she tries not to make others fuss over her just cuz of her hearing issues but it's still very much likely that being in her life, another person has to be extra considerate of things you normally wouldn't and if you go about it wrong, it can easily devolve into a draining burden, like Ayano who lived under the burdened purpose of this "caring" mindset cuz of her siblings. No one is to blame in such a situation (except Ayano's mom). I love that this manga is focusing on issues other than just homosexuality. A story surrounding a deaf character needs to have focus on the struggles experienced by people who live or spend time with people with disabilities. People who think it's all rainbows and sunshine being close to such people are simply very naive.

 

[Kayyou]

People talk about about this chapter being "nonsense" and "annoying" but it struck a chord. While I don't get why her former friend acted all bitchy w Kanon, I was in a relationship with someone disabled and I definitely put my own problems last until one day I lashed out. These things happen and I'm glad there's fic talking about it.

 

[Thisredtruck]

i just hate useless chapters like this. how often do i have to sit through one of these bullshit tropes? whats with this garbage drama? is this written by a woman? what saki is about to realize next chapter (if even) could have been done in a different way and wouldnt have taken a whole chapter to do so. this oldschool bullshit yuri drama, im so done with this. i just dont do this anymore, yuri evolved, go with the times.

ARGH AND IM SO MAD!! the early chapters were good! the umbrella scene? absolutely great! but to destroy so much with these latest chapters, it just doesnt feel good to read this. ill give it one more chapter and if it doesnt pick up and get better and actually enjoyable (been a while since i didnt enjoy a yuri sleepover) i will drop this.

What are you 5? This chapter was important and if you see that i feel sorry for you.

 

[Thisredtruck]

This conversation was so annoying. Kanon did literally nothing, they did it all by themselves and now are imposing the blame on her like wth dude. Honestly this all seems so ableist. Kanon is working hard to live with her condition and be the most independent possible.
What an annoying chapter and annoying feelings they're talking about.
I understand that's the point tho. Still annoying.

This is human nature, things like this happen all the time its the cause for marriages to break and parents to abandon... until you have been in a serious relationship were you rely on each other live with each other and relize the decisions you make effect each other it will be hard for you to grasp. The "drama/nonsense" comes from this occurring in children. because these character are children, not fully emotionally or mentally mature.

 

[LisaBouzane]

A solid meh from me.

 

[mr_swedishfish]

don't know why people hate this chapter so much. I honestly think this is a very important conversation to have.

 

[_kurisu_nyan]

Thank you for the chapter!

 

[PsychoWar]

The whole route this manga is going down is very meh, especially because when it comes right down to it Saki is just gay and afraid. It has nothing specifically to do with the premise or setting of the story, and just feels like the characters are being made to purposefully act stereotypically immature because the author doesn't know what else to do with them.

I thinks this route is fairly realistic. How is anyone but the MC supposed to know that its just feelings of love and not something like Ayano's situation. How can the people closest to Kanon react any differently. Ayano is clearly someone important to Kanons past. How could they gloss over that? Past deeply rooted trauma just to get to the happy fluffy time you seem to want? And stereotypical immaturity? They are TEENAGERS who are each dealing with some shit. How else are they going to act?