I see that the mangaka put a lot of effort into that swimsuit whole page.
I guess that's how it went;
Editor: Author-san, since yours is a short manga the deadline is quite short.
Author-san: give me a couple more days this week, you'll see it will be worth it.
After each chapter it takes me a while to realize that there is no drama going on because what we see is just a simulation.
It's like a Seo Kouji's manga or Domekano that doesn't piss you off
It seems to me that in the end the real protagonist will be the childhood friend, it would be funny if the rich guy remained oblivious to everything that the other two are plotting behind his back
This ending left me a void, and it's not a void of future nostalgia, in my opinion all three protagonists have a very sad ending:
Jindou is dead, and it will be as if she never existed.
Ayumi has lived and will live in ignorance of everything the fuck happened.
Kouki knows everything but can't...
Dear author-san don't scare us like this. In this manga if you see scissors you only think one thing, and that thing is not a child who gets shocked by putting the scissors into an electrical outlet
I am here solely to learn to play Mahjong. Since Saki has too many chapters now and I don't have time to read it all.
But I don't think I will succeed in my intent.
I don't know how long these two manga by Ojiro Makoto will last, but I hope she draws for eternity, she can also draw the weather forecast, it doesn't matter, as long as I know that in my life I can continue to see her art. If for some reason she were to stop drawing I swear I could even kill...
There is one thing I've been wondering for a long time. If an adult becomes a child again or if he reincarnates and maintains his conscience he will obviously be considered a child prodigy, but does this mean that his mind will suffer senility much earlier than normal?
This is a metaphysical...