It’s not that this version won’t be good, it’s just that there are so many stories out there now where there is a vampire student and a human student together. I was looking forward to the first version. It was supposedly horror with shounen ai, and I thought the plot was more interesting. There are some abduction mangas and manwhas out there, but I thought the authors take with the first version of Bottomless Swamp had an unique twist. I’m sure this will still be good, but I kind of wish they stuck with the first plot; and if it was the art style they wanted to improve, then just rewrite the first few chapters.
I understand what the author conveyed through the story, but all I can think is, WHAT THE FUCK AM I READING?
The part about the contacts was so relatable I’m so bad at putting them in so I just stopped.
When the chapter ended like that, I felt like the blonde kid Hubert hit.
I legit put off reading the ending... it was so good though. I’m glad they have each other.
Hahahahahahahaha, I can’t!! When DG’a friend thinks that Alex is angrily staring at the newspaper and hates what’s happening in the world and its politics, it kills me
This Seyoung bitch makes me want to punch her. Every time she opens her goddamn mouth only bullshit comes out.
You mean only worm poo comes out of that filthy trash's speaking hole
Can we even subject a poor creature of any kind to what comes out of her mouth? Even if it’s their fecal matter? There are no words to describe how despicable she is.
Yes, that's right.
I laughed so hard when he picked the flower petals I SHOULD SEND IT. I SHOULD SEND IT NOT. I feel bad, but his puzzlement was hilarious.
To be a proofreader or a cleaner, don’t you need a bachelors degree? Unless in this case it’s not needed?
Scanlation isn't a profession but a hobby, it's basically gathering of fellow readers who want to share their love for manga with those who are unable to read raw languages. We don't earn any profit either so these positions don't require any certification. We do require a certain level of skill though, quality is important so tests do have to be taken to join some groups.
what no haha. It's more like a hobby. People of those translation groups are spending much time and effort for us non-japanese/koreans to read mangas online for free. They aren't getting money, that's why I really appreciate their work.
You are probably talking about professional translators. Yes, they will need a certain degree. But most things published here on mangago are translated by people who are doing it in their freetime as a hobby. :')
OHHH!!! THANKS GUYS! I’m interested in helping, I just wasn’t sure if I needed to be a professional. Thanks for clearing things up!!