Zeikin de Katta Hon - Vol. 11 Ch. 84 - How to Write a Book Report (Year 4)

[MangaDex]

 

[Remissio]

Damn this is such a wild route i wasnt expecting but I 100% am loving it.

 

[Maverun]

Shit got depression fast

 

[lxmon_fax]

Was not expecting my funny wholesome library story to go down this route, but I can’t say that I’m not liking this.

Thanks for the TL

 

[Tju]

oh boy.

 

[Nemo2342]

Oof, it's been a while since we swerved from funny library manga to deeply personal manga.

 

[Kaarme]

It's starting to become clearer why Ishidaira became a punk.

 

[Iratana]

Man, it really hurt reading this chapter... Ishidaira really wanted every chance to connect with his dad, but out of respect for his mother, he chose to avoid it. Then the bombshell possibility that they aren't even related, with his mother supposedly not knowing his actual father either. It makes it even worse when his mother has relationship with abusive and/or terrible men that require Ishidaira to step in and protect her, because it goes back to the question of what makes his dad so much worse than these men? Such a situation can really warp a child's view on adulthood and responsibility.

All in all, I do hope Ishidaira gets another chance of meeting with his dad. Probably even throught the book report itself. Since Ishidaira had always liked the author's work, and the author may have been his dad, it explains why Ishidaira is so fond of the books written by them, as they're the only ways he can keep up to date with his dad. All in all, it's a good thing that the biggest gift Ishidaira got from his dad, was his habit and joy of learning new things.

This is seriously a beautiful series.

 

[EmEmEst]

Damn, Ishi. Get that jerk.

 

[Digidestined701]

Damn, it really took 84 chapters to introduce the demon possession backstory arc

 

[Gu7]

That's a heavy chapter, i believe in you ishi-boy

 

[Sya_Elexeor]

Ahh, so that's why topics related to his dad were so heavy for him before huh...

That last page feels a little sinister though, I don't like where this is going

 

[Kyte]

Damn, this got real.

Bless the kid for defending himself and his mother though.

 

[Hikineet]

Thanks for the chapter.

 

[miraclebirdman]

Bro, so heavy, but so good.

 

[RitoTheLittle]

Ishi boy,

 

[TenchiUsui]

Man, it really hurt reading this chapter... Ishidaira really wanted every chance to connect with his dad, but out of respect for his mother, he chose to avoid it. Then the bombshell possibility that they aren't even related, with his mother supposedly not knowing his actual father either. It makes it even worse when his mother has relationship with abusive and/or terrible men that require Ishidaira to step in and protect her, because it goes back to the question of what makes his dad so much worse than these men? Such a situation can really warp a child's view on adulthood and responsibility.

All in all, I do hope Ishidaira gets another chance of meeting with his dad. Probably even throught the book report itself. Since Ishidaira had always liked the author's work, and the author may have been his dad, it explains why Ishidaira is so fond of the books written by them, as they're the only ways he can keep up to date with his dad. All in all, it's a good thing that the biggest gift Ishidaira got from his dad, was his habit and joy of learning new things.

This is seriously a beautiful series.

I have a horrible feeling his dad might have been married or already had a fiance.

 

[twincubus]

man, i wasn't ready for this bombshell

 

[Matau228]

I do have to wonder if the exclusion of the son from the fictional novelist's life was because Ichidaira's dad didn't really want to "tie" Ichidaira to his novels/writing as kind of like Kotodama or something.

Like, he wanted his son to have his own adventures and not be tied to his expectations and legacy, blood-related or not.

 

[Tinker_OwO]

Honestly makes me think that if Ishidaira had a better living situation, he'd be a very smart kid