Yome no Manimani - Vol. 2 Ch. 11

[MangaDex]

 

[SaltyKracka]

I approve of this fluff.

10/10 autumn activities

 

[Tamerlane]

Give a man a fish, he eats for a day

Teach a thirsty as fuck girl to fish, and she'll tease you endlessly

 

[Eplayer]

thanks for the chapter

 

[Hacete]

How desperate she was to even catch the bugs unwillingly.

 

[Nokaru]

She’s just so goddamn cute I just don’t get it

 

[Sovajitr]

@NimrodTL
In page 17
In the last panel I think it should be
'We should come here on a regular basis'
Instead of
'We should go here on a regular basis'
Right?

 

[trenslime]

I'm shaking

 

[Moxle]

Grasp it firmly

 

[NimrodTL]

@Sovajitr wrote:
In page 17
In the last panel I think it should be
'We should come here on a regular basis'
Instead of
'We should go here on a regular basis'
Right?

Perhaps. I'm not a native English speaker but does it sound bad?

 

[Ripperpebble]

Thx for translating

 

[Purplelibraryguy]

@NimrodTL Yeah, "come here" is more correct. You normally say "go" about places you aren't at right now. You "come" here and you "go" there.

 

[justforthelulz]

I don't have the patience for fishing, but I can see the appeal for some.

 

[DrHizzle]

@justforthelulz I've never been, but I could see it being fun if you're with someone you like spending time with anyway.

 

[Alice_is_lost]

AAAAHHHHH I can't wait for more!
I really love this manga >w<

Thank you so much for the chapter

 

[CrimsonManga89]

I am really shocked she didnt make some innuendo about him teaching her how to "handle the (fishing)rod".

Also kinda cute how she says her father fell in love with her mother because of the way she could handle fish. Almost makes you forget the whole manga started with either the mother trying to kill herself and her daughter or a intended double suicide of them both (still dont really know which one, the first chapter can be interpreted both ways).

 

[Drophobia]

"hmph , what a spoiled wife"

 

[AkiTooru]

@NimrodTL
On page 18 isn't she that's shaking? So he should be saying "She's shaking..." instead of "I'm shaking"

Sounds to me like the sentence in Japanese omitted the subject, which in this context it can be concluded that it's her

 

[Zinon]

I used to love playing with pillbugs as a kid (we called them rollie-pollies), I'd just sit there next to my brother hours poking them and watching them rolling up and we'd look at all the different sizes, and sometimes we'd pick them up and throw them as far as we could (we were tiny little assholes I'll tell you that much)