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OK. I like the artwork. I haven't finished this first installment, but I do wish to continue reading it. It's a unique situation, in scale, at least. Kind of like the opposite of "Gate". One issue of note (maybe it shows up later in the chapter) is that Japan is not known for its natural...

"Exclude" feature in search is very welcome. That's a big help for narrowing searches!

I just found this as anime at Crunchyroll! I'll have to spend some time to watch it!

What an interesting concept. Kind of a cross between the Star Trek Next Generation episode "Darmok" and "Dr. Doolittle"

Halfway through, but really interesting. Kind of an inhumanly attractive concept, rather akin to other stories about deliberately setting off an apocalypse, but a little less destructive of property.

The Najimi Blocking Curse is Lifted!

@Panino Henry Smith described himself as the 'third son', or something like that. There's kind of a saying: "first the heir, then the spare, and then the officer", to describe how the sons of a noble house are to be appointed. As such, the youngest son could well be free to live as an...

You have a good point. The London of "The Ghost Map" was way more modern than the middle ages, with a huge population, but little infrastructure to handle the huge burden of sewage. I was overgeneralizing into the wrong time period.

YEEAAAHHH! Komi-san makes her move! Tadano-kun, read the atmosphere!

Wow. Tarasu really burned all bridges. Her jewelry is probably the only wealth she personally owned. Many cultures allow a woman to own only the jewels she could carry as adornment to her wedding. All other increase she may earn afterward belongs to her husband and his family. Should she be...

Wow! A signet ring is an even more significant gift than a watch! The ring is the equivalent of giving one's hanko (The stamp the Japanese use by way of a signature.) For all the 'love never ending' symbolism that pastors like to use when talking about the ring in marriages, the significance of...

NO! I won't accept it! No bunnies dropping, or whatever. Just simple filial devotion!

Platelets are cute! I don't think red blood cells carry carbon dioxide, though. Hemoglobin binds to oxygen, and releases it in places where there is a shortage of oxygen, but carbon dioxide is just dissolved in the liquid portion of the blood, I think.

Wow. I never knew the technique for cooking yakisoba. Particularly the part about covering the vegetables to steam. I'll have to make some. I don't think I'll go with mayo on top, so I'll make a sweet soy-based sauce, instead.

You know, I'm sure the boy will do just fine. I mean, he won't be able to play the violin, with his left pinky missing, but he'll still be able to play baseball! That's not bad.

This is the most romantic manga I have ever read!

'tastes salty' Gaah! Heartbreaking! Well, maybe Nicholas would be a good backstop. He's a bit young, but otherwise a pretty solid guy.

From earlier chapters, we know that Komi-san is able to project considerable intimidation vibes.

This looks very promising, as a 'fish out of water' story. He does have a certain appealing dignity to him, doesn't he?

Wow! It's like a documentary!