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I found some "raws" from a Russian translation of Ookami-kun wa Yuzuranai. If anybody wants to attempt to translate it into English here's the link to the Russian upload!:
https://v3.yaoi-chan.me/manga/164213-ookami-kun-wa-yuzuranai.html

This is what the definition(s) of "blackened" means...

1) made black or dark, especially as a result of burning, decay, or bruising.
2)dye or color black for camouflage or cosmetic effect
3)damage or destory someone's good reputation;deframe

So with that being said, how are getting uncomfortable with the term? Are y'all just choosing to be ignorant and not looking up the definition or..I'm not understanding. The word is legitmately appropriate and striaght forward as to an important plot for the book. I assume y'all get uncomfortable when people say the Spanish word for black too lol

Alright. So you're telling me with all his experience, some old gangsters managed to out smart him and catch him that quickly? Ik he's been off his game, but this seems too far fetched. Can't wait to see how this is suppose to go now

Sorry for being lazy, but I just binge read this and I don't feel like going back.
If the Duke is the ML, is she going to get with her friend's baby's father or was the friend pregnant with someone else who wasn't the ML? I'm just curious because I legitimately can not remember the detail of the family tree ┐('～`;)┌

They get each other so well. It's so satisfying to read !!

And it really seems like they'll be fine if the MC ever directly says he wanted to use him for his book in the beginning, since 1) the ML seems to understand all of the MC's underlying intentions. Like how the MC can't verbally he loves him, but the ML gets that and can see he does say he loves him in other ways.
2) MC revealed he pretty much writes books to simply understand people. Which to me sounds like he's indirectly saying, he just wanted to get to know the ML better.

Judging by all the flashbacks and the hints that the ML was an abusive and rapist spouse in their past life (Ig that's the term), it really irks me how he's still so vague and some what manipulative when he's speaking to the MC. It's obvious the ML knows the future and remembers his past, so I expected him to be basically worshipping the MC in some way, or at least making his life smoother since the ML knows the future already. Yes he buys him materialistic things, but the MC clearly needs emotional reassurance and the ML knows that yet does nothing about it. But overall, It's not a bad story so far, I was actually pretty invested.

It's a simple cliché genre of someone went back in time and their trying to change an outcome, but from the POV of the person who isn't the one who remembers. I simply do not like the ML's personality and knowing he most likely raped and abused the MC multiple times at some point, and their still going to end up together is a huge turn off for a story to me.

If none of that bothers you though, you most likely will enjoy the story (^^)d !!
(As far as chapter 32 at least because that's all that's out rn).

I just got done reading the divorce chapters (39-49), and I just want to know...was that filler because the author didn't know what else to do before introducing the "Heroine", or was that simply a reason to show how the FL is just as crazy, if not more, as the ML??? She pulled all the manipulation tactics known to man. This whole manga has been crazy and I'm loving this

I can let everything else slide, the half baked obsession the ML suddnely has with her, the story not focusing on building a mother and son relationship on screen after chapter 2, ok sure ig.
But how are you not include the son as a major plot point even after you've introduced him experiencing some form of spell, magic, or whatever happened with the water. Like wtf was the point then. It makes no sense why she's hyper focusing on figuring out all this shady stuff, and the whole reason she transmigrated was to give the son a smooth and good life, yet she hasn't investigated what happened that day at the lake at all. She'll ask the Duke for help in finding important information about that red haired guy, but doesn't even think about asking him to help figure out what happened to her son? Make it make sense, man.

This story had so much potential, it wasn't a bad read and the plot made a lot of since (at least the main points), but it was so incredibly rushed that the emotions it was suppose to show weren't hitting the mark for over half the comic, and the deaths of many characters felt very unnecessary (I do understand why a good portion of the main and minor characters had to die but at the same time I feel they could also have lived with a more through plot).
I feel after the princess being kidnapped plot was over with, that's when the story pacing started going way to fast

Excuse my slowness y'all, but why tf does the Duke or who ever want the mother to be around the prince when she keeps basically trying to kill him?

I forgot his name, sorry, but not her male servant guiding the emperor to give her his jacket and being their biggest support. The servant is such a cutie and I hope he gets his happy ending in the story too ( ^^)ノ

Has it been explained already why she won't interact with her other family? She's choosing to live in solitude and poverty even when she's mentally struggling, and it's really worrisome (・・;)

Don't tell me we have to wait basically 2 years for more chapters! Please. I need to know where the raws or OG work is from. I can't handle that ( ｡ﾟДﾟ｡)

Wow. I was not expecting this story to genuinely be so in-depth. The 8.6 rating is most definitely not deserved.

The author really could have just had them develop a good relationship without the rape because, besides it being mad unnecessary, it's clear they didn't know how to incorporate it into the plot. I mean, who the hell would ever say that.

I highly doubt the alpha woman is behind the kidnapping, and she said all that for a personal reason. Maybe she's upset bc the ML keeps getting off work early, them working more since he's looking for that guy, something like that.
But besides her being involved or not, she didn't need to say that to my boy (　:ﾟ皿ﾟ)

She really should have just killed the contract guy when he was already about to die. Now he's going to be on some fuckshit for the rest of the story. I don't even get why she couldn't kill him when she had the chance since that was her whole plan before...

Crossing over into another world and time after a freak accident, Korean highschool girl Sabina is t...

Wait, I forgot, why doesn't she have her powers anymore?
And I'm extremely surprised she's not freaking out at all being locked in an enclosed room when she's already so stressed

We all know why this story is a good damn read, so I'm not gonna ramble. One aspect that stood out to me though is how the author made the background characters have some type of role, and the author didn't forget that. They even utilized that by keeping majority of them alive, and it fully correlated with the reasoning in the story.