There is always those that you have missed. Go dig, old gold are always their worth in weight.series from a better time are ending one by one, forcing me to face the harsh current reality.
This is great advice, I just got round to reading Aharen-san which had been sitting in my list for far too long - absolute classic, go dig!There is always those that you have missed. Go dig, old gold are always their worth in weight.
Might I interest you with Karin Chibi Vampire? My first shojo manga that was translated in my home language and had the whole collection in my town library.
How has it that it has been 10 years already. . .
Although more satisfying than a lot of series that don't really end properly, I find that this was way too much pushed by other characters, mainly Erii, and got a lecture from dad at the end to tie it together.It's coming to a lovely and satisfying end. Thank you for translating
Welcome! You must be new here!Is mangaka&editor under some kind of impression that romance stories ends once the couple gets together?
Maaaan, do I have bad news for you in regards to most the manga you'll find.Uh, why would next chapter be the finale? They literally just got together officially, that means this is where the story actually truly starts. There should be like - at least - three quarters more of story, no?
Is mangaka&editor under some kind of impression that romance stories ends once the couple gets together?
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Nice catch, fixed. And yes, those other 4 are end-of-volume bonus chapters. They aren't available on MangaPlus so I won't be translating them though.I think you misspelled receive in page 14.
So the 4 chapters in MAL after the finale are bonus chapters?