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This looks stupid and fun.

DROP A TRAIN ON HIM

Just when you thought you'd get a confession without years of dragging on... :/

Plot twist: she just woke up from a dream where they were married.

Anywhere Kiyo-chan is is automatically home.

Cat's out of the bag now. Er, head's out of the bag.

Cute romance? Tana Kanoka?

Glad to have discovered this series now. Thank y'all for translating, and I hope it keeps going!

Her family's names are alphabetised?

The art in this series is just mind-blowingly good.

@Yatsuki Yeah, that does happen; and maybe I notice it less because I'm more used to Japanese than Korean and can backconvert more confidently. It still looks weird when I think about it, though.

I get that it's up to the translator, but I've seen it enough to feel like it's a general convention. I'd very much prefer Gim Suji over Kim Suzy - the second one leaves me wondering how to backconvert to the Korean original, if the name hasn't just been wholesale replaced (which I'm pretty sure...

I just started reading Our School Teacher Kim. The main male lead's name is 'Kim Sunwoo', but the female lead is 'Kim Suzy'. 'Sunwoo' (probably Seonu, I'd guess) is clearly a Korean name; 'Suzy' is clearly not - Korean doesn't even have /z/. I've seen this in a number of Korean comics, both...

I'm so jealous of these people.

Super happy for the reconciliation, but sad he didn't get remarried. She seemed nice.

@ the scanlators - why do you feel sorry for Rai? He's being the asshole and pushing himself on Yanagi without her consent.

Well I for one was not expecting cubism.

@pokefairy Maybe 'understandable' is a better way to talk about it than 'not unjustifiable'. It is unjustifiable and evil, and her brother deserves to be told that - it's just being done for reasons that you can sympathise with.

:3

@everyone talking about jealousy: It's not exactly that Rika's being jealous. She doesn't seem to see this exactly as competition, though there might be a bit of that - it seems to me more that she sees the difference in her treatment of Takuya and Nao's treatment of him as a demonstration of...