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you don’t know what this meant to me

i love u sm stranger

Omg thank you so much, I can sleep peacefully now, may the both sides of your pillow be cold (▰˘◡˘▰)

Can you share raw link pls

oh my god thank god

there's a comment not too far from mine that posted it

Thank you stranger

May your plate be filled with yummy food always (▰˘◡˘▰)

Bahahahahaahahah thank you kind human. But you see how all of us got so scared when the L word dropped like that? We first thought the worst. Bahahahahaha Σ( ￣□￣||)

I was afraid he was about to break our baby’s heart.

Ikr, though the scholarship will be a bit of a problem in the next few chaps

why would we talk about it tho? that's kinda weird.

bc everyone is talking ab julies and sigurds "incestuous relationship" like its the craziest and most controversial thing that happened in the manga

Ik that julies and sigurd are not related in anyway but it might have felt fine if they're dynamic was not of siblings from the beginning.
Even when confessing they were referring to each other as brother and sister. Like whaaaaaaaat

the internet today is full of moral fictional police outraged by the wrong thing unfortunately

they are technically estranged, juliette spent most of her life in the temple or something. even her original dad wasn't close to her.

and they're nobles, so it would make sense for them to use brother/sister to refer to each other, versus lord/lady which makes it sound there's some dirty laundry in their family

(iirc they don't know they're not related yet at this point?)

I’m wondering if nasha is gonna give birth to beast kids later

I can maybe explain this one. Primarily 2 reasons: In Japanese, you rarely ever change the title you call someone by, except under really notable circumstances, so if they marry, then they'll likely change it. Even some married couples still call each other by last names because they're used to it. Secondly, it's not really strange to call someone bro/sis even if they're strangers, it's just the way jp pronouns work, so it's either author's choice or translator's choice, it doesn't really mean to imply kinship necessarily. But I can understand why that would be read differently in English.

Exactly. This is where localization in translation doesnt always translate in cross culture context. The same way hyung/ oppa sounds okay and sweet, but bro is cringe af. The same way onichan is cute and endearing, but big bro is awkward and sometimes teasing.

Wait until you heard this novel has a sequel, and the main love story is (kinda) about bestiality since the ML is a beastman.

I mean there are a lot of beastman and even furry and furries manga its not uncommon anymore but beastality in mainstream manga is still kinda uncommon (though you will find it common in hentai)

Err no shit sis, I'm talking to OP who were shocked bout the beastiality shits on this manga

Your point is? This is comment section for open discussion, if you want to strictly talk to someone then do it in dm
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id argue beastmen dont count as bestiality, bc there beastMEN, theyre capable of giving consent, understanding the social constructs behind consent and human intercourse, unlike regular animals. and bc theyre beastMEN, they have some semblance of humanity to them, so theyre more than just intelligent beats, theyre human too, even if partially- but thats just my opinion