Kusuriya no Hitorigoto - Vol. 6 Ch. 30 - Sui Rei

[MangaDex]

 

[Hounder]

Morning glories, eh? Oh boy, someone is wanting an "interesting" experience.

 

[shusi95]

For anyone who slightly know the word, "Morning Glory" is a term use for about 1000 species, so yea, it's kinda hard to know where this is going

 

[elinertia42]

I love this so much. I like how it’s a little different from the LN.
thanks for the hard work!

 

[Enduserprocess]

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[MadMN7]

Thank you for the chapter! I love this manga!

 

[moozooh]

There are actually multiple misspellings in this chapter, warrants a QC pass for sure.

 

[chusetto]

Get a girl who looks at you like Mao Mao looks at a new poison

 

[Inquis]

>powdered potato

Wait a minute... Just when is this manga set chronologically speaking?

 

[cryum]

Leaping into random corners to find ginger. Never change, maomao.

 

[Krynh]

@Inquis I don't think we've been given any kind of date. Must be after the discovery of south America

 

[Ahan1899]

She's hot.

 

[SakuraOrihime]

How mysterious... o3o

 

[Ironclad]

Is Sui Rei part of an ancient Chinese MKULTRA program?

 

[jhadred]

@krynh @Inquis
That would be likely as we've already seen chocolate, which is also from the South Americas. I would be curious if it's a translation thing in this case due to other root vegetable starches. The Chinese yam also known as naga-imo (which is used in Okonomiyaki in what we see in Manga and animes) is considered medicinal. Or it could be taro root starch.

 

[Frangar]

Thank you! What a gift, another chapter of this precious manga

 

[blueRiver]

Thank you!!!

 

[kardyro]

thanks for scans (●'◡'●)

continuing minor spellcheck xd
pg4 p1 b1
relegious -> religious
pg5 p3 b2
excelent -> excellent
pg18 p6 b2
garben -> garden

cheersx

 

[quagzlor]

god, i love this manga.
thank you for the scanlation.

 

[tanooki]

In China, the seeds of Japanese morning glory were used as a laxative and abortive medicine...