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Obviously, the best place we can go with such a title is for the 100th day to culminate in a impassioned session of improvised saxophone-playing.

This chaos is magnificent and I love it. @hedgemoney: No no no. You're getting it all wrong. Only with their powers combined in friendship. uwu

Okay, but, if the theory is that this is the stuff that got lost and fell throughvthe cracks—does that mean there's a risk the drink is second-hand? DX

I wondered why the name had suddenly become awful, but it's because we're adopting the official English totally-made-up title for some reason? XD Alack and alas. Is there an official stance on this sort of thing? I'm dubious of the merits of adopting dubtitle-esque names on a fan translation site.

If that last conversation was what it sounds like—"the children get along now, when they're five, so we assume they'll probably make great marriage partners"—that's about the most absurd abdication of reason and common sense one could ask for XD I'm not saying no parents would ever do so, but...

I just realized it's gotten to the point where in these manhwa, I get surprised when the imperial castle isn't that one castle. XD

I think it's lovely that the parents get a teeny bit of screen-time where we can see their actual romance.

I just want to hug that dragon, such a firm but gentle sweetheart.

It's not like it's not understandable as human motivation goes, but I know I'd be extremely dubious of someone who only got interested enough to invest time and effort once jealousy came into play, if that's indeed what's happening here.

Well, it's hardly his fault that he's all messed up.

"THE BEAUTIFUL WAR OF MEN" *sparkles* That's simply the best garbage novel title... I just... can't XD Completely unrelated, I thought it was slightly amusing when it was just Lagrange, but then Euclid? Famous mathematicians' family get-together in here, much? XD

There's a definite case of, "one should never aspire to conduct one's relationships like this for a number of reasons—but these two should be fine," in here. Like, all of the friends around the edges that are dubious about the whole affair, are quite sane to be extremely doubtful. (Which isn't...

I'm so mad at the wing-man for trying to take the play-date out of their date. D: Don't try to make them into normal people, you monster!

I mean it's fine if you want to, the problem is when culture expects you to follow implicit dress codes even on pain of pain.

I had this weird moment at the end of the first chapter where I realized I'd pretty much forgotten they were drawn as anthropomorphic animals—partially because the characters and issues at hand are way more real-life and human than most manga even try to be, and partially because processing...

"Isn't it unsightly to see her marry outside her station"—what an... interesting thing for one to say to Wistash, the ex-fiance of ten years. XD Wouldn't that rather imply Wistash is a significantly sub-par catch himself? (I mean, he is, of course, but. Of all the arguments one could choose... XD)

So well-deserved.

@omegaxis1: I mean, the way I saw it, the problem wasn't that the kid is suspicious of her (which is totally reasonable, the circumstances do beg many questions), but that he shouted his suspicions at the top of his lungs (which is childish, and rude—and, heck, if she were the sort of schemer...

What do you mean spooky or ugly, it's pretty! D: ...Though between some of the shading choices on the one hand, and the bendy-loopy neck and beakish giant mouth on the other hand, I feel like I'm witnessing some bizarre crossover between Miyazaki and Dr. Seuss. (...Either one of those would be...

This is really quite charming. Also feels surprisingly like a complete thought, for an 8-page story with a laid-back pace (even if one could wish it went on further). The general mood of whimsy helps, I think.