Futami seems completely detached from her mangaka, I cannot see this going well for Nanakusa. A part of me hopes Nanakusa will end up connecting with Futami so she stops feeling "lonely", but with how volatile Futami's affection is, I can see the ending being similar to Whiplash.
i love salarymen
I love tired/exhausted & respectful salarymen.
hell yeah
Literally they’re so attractive we need more manga where they’re the MLs ლ(´ڡ`ლ)
Omg that reveal gave me second hand embarassment. Her friends probably thought she went crazy when she started talking about looking younger than them.
This is so cute! The author did a really good job of making Fujiwara's hair mesmerizing, I couldn't take my eyes off it. Long hair is the best!
This is the second manhwa I've read where the FL is a white haired dragon and she has sex with someone to absorb energy from them. I'm assuming that it's part of an anthology, because otherwise this and Not Without Reason are way too similar. They even have similar super rushed beginnings.
So she was eating her own larva then. I actually didn't notice the birth canal was connected to her ass last chapter and assumed she was eating random eggs from a spare necromancer tentacle she found. I'm assuming she's either a failed necromite or a failed necromancer. Maybe she got attacked by the eggs while she was still alive and now she's a weird hybrid monster.
I might like this a little too much. It's kinda trashy but it's self aware about it so it ends up being really funny.
I wonder if the end game is the MC dying so she can be with her ghost husbando forever. Or maybe she'll have a ghost baby. Paru's nosebleed manga had a very bizarre trajectory of events so I can't even pretend to know what's going to happen.
That was really good, especially for such a short manga. I do wish that it would've been longer so we could see more of the characters and the setting; I really liked the dialogue between the crew and seeing them interact more with each other and the environment would be great. Despite that, I think it wrapped up very well.
One thing I am confused about was "The Great Filter" they showed at the end. It seemed a bit out of place? I'm assuming it was to hint at a possible sequel, but I don't think that was the author's intentions with it.