Translator here. Let me just clear something up: The Japanese word for "childhood friend," /幼馴染/, does not necessarily imply any friendly attachments. It technically just means "someone you have known since you were young." So when Aya says she "doesn't have any friends," she actually means it.
@twinkecake
Have you ever tried cooking at all in your life? Sugar is in a lot of food that's considered savory. Hell, even your typical ham and cheese omelette technically has sugar in it because of the ham. Also, there's this thing called high-fructose corn syrup in just about everything you...
This is a oneshot from Jump. It's in Japanese, but the setting is based on, but not exactly, Vietnam. The names are also intact from the Japanese raws. Nothing was changed.
@neutraluser
@Kikaluna is the one who made the credits page, but I think that's , one of the most degenerate shit you will ever see. I can't believe people are into that. It's just right that it got censored.
@justforthelulz
Translator here. Thanks for the catch. Can't believe I messed up the reading of simple hiragana, but then again, my eyes mistake ほ with は more times than I'd like to admit. Will fix it soon.