i was crying out loud when chapter 110 and 111. Thank you for scan this manga. I love slide of life specially about family, and this manga is one the best i’ve ever read. On my age, it’s not easy to have feeling when surrounding us just short content, i’m easy to feel sad, but hardly crying. This manga took my tears and i appreciated when its reset my feeling and regain my strength toward life. Thank you so much.
Tsuma, Shougakusei ni Naru. - Vol. 14 Ch. 111
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Little update, I'm kind of retired from TL, but since I need the money... well, I'm on comission mode xDWell... That was all! Tysm for everything and I hope you liked my TLI hope my redrawing skills weren't so bad either, here I'll leave a pic. about the most troublesome rd I had to do in all of this series.
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My problem with this ending was that Takae parting was kinda anti-climatic(should have been in Mai´s wedding) and Keiske ending. The main theme in this story is move on. Every character fullfiled this except for Keiske. He will only continue to endure the pain of losing his wife while continuing to live normally instead of trying to find a new happiness, its a pretty sad way to live the rest of his live.
I loved the journey and ending, the last 15 or so chapters were a ride. I read the whole thing 2days ago and I still feel stabbed in the heart. I can't begin to imagine how people reacted when each chapter was coming out one by one without knowing the end lie.
I somewhat feel we didn't get to see Keisuke learning to be truly independent and having to rely on a lie to send his loved one to the other side. I mean he just learnt fishing and making bentos lol. I'm no old timer and I can't say if those are enough for a widower as he grows old. I'm not saying he should have remarried but how he truly moved on was missing imo. He could have been more convincing that way, and some people wouldn't complain that Takae would come back again due to the lie. Keisuke taking on extra work was a stupid way to show he moving on, if that was intentional.
Part of my heavy stabbed heart is due to Keisuke avoiding Takae from around chapter 90 onwards. It was too cold. Then again, that only made chapter 103 their last conversation "I leave Mai in your care" sadder. Even so, during this gap, the fact they were on the same wavelength on feeling guilty of ruining a child's life shows volumes how much they loved each other and Mai.
Since the whole initial premise was her replacing an existing child(neither of them having memory of the other was already established early), this was the only justifiable way this could end. 9.5/10
I somewhat feel we didn't get to see Keisuke learning to be truly independent and having to rely on a lie to send his loved one to the other side. I mean he just learnt fishing and making bentos lol. I'm no old timer and I can't say if those are enough for a widower as he grows old. I'm not saying he should have remarried but how he truly moved on was missing imo. He could have been more convincing that way, and some people wouldn't complain that Takae would come back again due to the lie. Keisuke taking on extra work was a stupid way to show he moving on, if that was intentional.
Part of my heavy stabbed heart is due to Keisuke avoiding Takae from around chapter 90 onwards. It was too cold. Then again, that only made chapter 103 their last conversation "I leave Mai in your care" sadder. Even so, during this gap, the fact they were on the same wavelength on feeling guilty of ruining a child's life shows volumes how much they loved each other and Mai.
Since the whole initial premise was her replacing an existing child(neither of them having memory of the other was already established early), this was the only justifiable way this could end. 9.5/10
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pretty good but could be better. It fell off when marika told the truth about her reincarnation situation to her mom. Should keep the lie and make this series a bit more comedic, not go full all out serious and tries so hard to be heartwarming.
6/10 for me.
6/10 for me.
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The "lesson" this series tries to teach is outright terrible. You're not allowed to cheat death/reincarnate/possess/whatever because "that's just the way it works, mmkay"? Oh, you actually did cheat death? Well it's not a miracle that should be embraced because "you only get one shot at life, mmkay"?
The series LITERALLY presents the characters with a miracle, and then characters come around and say it's not a miracle because it's not allowed due to "nature not working like that" and other such contrived bullshit. Literally NO PERSON IN REAL LIFE would ever think along these lines. The novelist character's idea of the ending would be more interesting. It's like the series' only point is to DESTROY hope irl by further reinforcing that magical things don't exist and thus you'll never experience a miracle of any kind whatsoever.
This series had so much potential for an ending on either side of the happy/sad spectrum, but it went for a forced bittersweet ending that relied on people not looking at the situation how real people would. If ANYONE in our world had this opportunity they would grasp onto it and never let go, and they most likely wouldn't give a damn about whoever got "possessed". So angry I wasted time on this. Thought it was going to have a nice and sweet ending when they talked about getting remarried when she grows up, but nooooo, this is current-decade writing so we have to have contrived bittersweet/downer endings. Oi.
The series LITERALLY presents the characters with a miracle, and then characters come around and say it's not a miracle because it's not allowed due to "nature not working like that" and other such contrived bullshit. Literally NO PERSON IN REAL LIFE would ever think along these lines. The novelist character's idea of the ending would be more interesting. It's like the series' only point is to DESTROY hope irl by further reinforcing that magical things don't exist and thus you'll never experience a miracle of any kind whatsoever.
This series had so much potential for an ending on either side of the happy/sad spectrum, but it went for a forced bittersweet ending that relied on people not looking at the situation how real people would. If ANYONE in our world had this opportunity they would grasp onto it and never let go, and they most likely wouldn't give a damn about whoever got "possessed". So angry I wasted time on this. Thought it was going to have a nice and sweet ending when they talked about getting remarried when she grows up, but nooooo, this is current-decade writing so we have to have contrived bittersweet/downer endings. Oi.
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