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Yes, 35 is out before 34. I think this reading order is better. There is only one reason, and it is kind of stupid, and it won't matter once I release 34 because everyone will just read them in order then anyway, but still. Kitakubu's episodic enough that it's not really a problem for now...

We all make choices we regret...

Kuroha's crazy for this one. If Claire could see this, and if she wasn't a fictional character, she'd straight up have him murked.

Probably not. The seals have been in Kuroha's manga since his first series. Looking it up, Kitakubu Katsudou Kiroku actually started a few days before Nozaki-kun, too.

I don't really get the New Year's joke either.

This chapter is the only reason there was a big gap between chapters 28 and 3. T'was one pain in the ass. It's a good thing telepathic chapters didn't become a trend...

I’m of two minds on this. Without trying to get into spoilers, (but just in case)

Yeah, it seems there was a time skip between chapters 2 and 3, during which she recovered from her injuries and picked up their language.

I honestly couldn't tell you. I think it does get addressed in a later chapter though, I don't think the reader is meant to know at this point.

I guess I should really mention sooner rather than later that, much like the whole child bride thing, I am really not sure when and how this series got the Shoujo Ai tag across all these websites. Whether it stemmed from the same mistaking of Mururu as female, taking the mouth to mouth feeding...

Some of the extra text in the magazine versions of the chapters explicitly say Mururu is to become her husband, and the character profiles in chapter 3 also state flat out that he is the sole male of the tribe. I don't know where mangaupdates got the bride thing, maybe whoever filled that out...

Mururu is male. The whole idea is that they will only be able to continue the tribe’s bloodline if Mei becomes his bride. His hair is just long.

It is fair to assume there was something of a timeskip between chapters. In the original Japanese, some of her speech is written in katakana, which (I believe) implies that as she’s not entirely fluent she’s just sort of sounding words out. I typed the corresponding bits in a different font...

It really really does. Volumes 1, 3 and 5 are virtually unrecognizable in terms of art. (2 and 4 more or less when those transitions take place, I guess)

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