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I don’t even ship these two but this new chapter had me giggling like mad. Thank you for picking it up!

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Oh joy, we’re back to focusing on this love triangle again.... 😒 In more important news, Suu-Cham DOES have a father.

Honestly I'm still kind of enjoying this. it's not meant to be taken seriously. it's dumb and stupid with weird but interesting art style choices. Like, definitely not worth higher then a 5/10 or 6/10, but the food always sounds and looks tasty.

I don't think people understand how Maiko/Geiko are treated in Japanese culture, which is... surprising, like, we're 169 chapters in, guys. C'mon. You are an escort basically, yes, but they're treated with SO much respect and reverence. It's not like you can hire a maiko or geiko for a dinner...

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Honestly so happy we finally addressed Suu-chan’s family, even if only briefly. Though seeing her mum properly, suu-chan’s dedication makes sense... but it’s heartbreaking. She’s probably been put in so many extra activities her whole life by her mother whose been pushing her into what the...

@submarina TBH though, Kiyo may simply not been cut out for high school either, and she’ll still have a chance to go to an equivalent education if she ever decides to go. (In that same vein, Kenta . Kiyo is obviously skilled at what she does, and she’ll have a HUGE following of good...

This level of heartfelt adorable and happiness should be like, illegal. I’m half crying and half smiling.

This is a really good one. Feels warm and cozy but also fresh somehow. Got the same vibes from Sweetness and Lightning. Would love to see more chapters of it.

@revcopper that wasn’t the manor. Suu-chan went to her sister Geiko/Geisha’s apartment to look after her cat while she was on holiday, and they don’t live in manors, and are not adherent to the same rules as Maiko, so they can invite whatever men they want over and/or give them keys to their...

So... I get that Kenta This kind of sounds like what Kiyo did, but somehow more strange because Like, with Kiyo, we at least knew she very much enjoyed cooking and housework and taking care of others. Also, mangaka, I would kill for some actual focus on Kiyo again, even if it’s just her...

@doomtc @Submarina Kiyo’s dream was never explicitly stated to be a maiko, that was Suu’s dream, Kiyo just kind of followed. At no point in the manga does Kiyo ever actually seemed upset or remorseful over not being a maiko. Like, it’s still kind of sad, don’t get me wrong, but Kiyo’s 16 and...

@redsling it’s not uncommon for manga adaptations of LN to end rather abruptly, especially ones like this that don’t have larger over arching plots, Isekai Shokudou was the same too. I’m happy this is finished, but I have mixed feelings about this personally. The way it ends is kind of...

Back on the love triangle stuff I see... and Kiyo continues to take a back burner... 😒 I’ll keep going for Kiyo, mangaka, it’s just disappointing to see. Seriously, I get Kiyo is a simple girl, but you’d think she’d have more reaction to some things, or maybe some inclination to her future...

This is super cute, but I don’t fully understand why they had to get married. Maybe to force them both to open up in a relationship?

Anyway, I’m really here more for the food then the sex tbh. Give me more of that.

Cheating isn’t necessarily more ‘acceptable’ in Japan (or other Asian countries, speaking as half Vietnamese myself), it’s just more forgiving. Like, you can’t go to a pub with work mates, who may know you’re married, and brag about your latest sexual encounters (though we don’t do this anyway...

I liked it as an isekai because it is making fun of the genre and self centred otaku self inserts. Because I’m also sick as fuck about that genre. But it totally would’ve worked as a non isekai. Maybe it’s because I’m also a woman (and also admittedly sick of the otaku self insert assholes like...

I get Kiyo takes everything in stride, but her reaction to was still like... kind of dismissive?