Most likely dropped it as it is not properly translated.
I am up to 119 and it is still an edited mtl, most sentences are awkward and the grammar just feels wrong.
nah, there r already 4855 chapt translated, just didn't update here ( I am copy pasting someone replying to me like 20 days before after I asked the same question)
This is my first review, so I hope it doesn't turn out like poop.:(
Story: Okay, so this manga is extremely brief—it's only about two books long, but it was enjoyable. The story primarily revolves around the people who need time and the protagonist, Miu. However, later on, the story shifts in a new direction, which is where the real issues begin to surface. The plot follows a familiar pattern seen in many other mangas. Initially, there are these pleasant everyday life moments. But then an even bigger problem arises, requiring a resolution to set things right again. In the end, though, things are never quite the same.
Art: The art was decent, except for certain parts of the story where it doesn't appear very realistic. Additionally, during crying scenes, the characters can look a bit odd, but that's just my opinion.
Characters: I felt the series was too short to allow for significant character development. Sure, there were numerous instances where Miu assists others through their troubles, but this doesn't really define who she is beyond her helpful nature.
Enjoyment: It wasn't incredibly captivating, although it did have its funny moments from time to time. I would only recommend reading it if you have some free time because, being short, you can finish it quickly. However, if you're looking for a "masterpiece," I suggest exploring other manga options.
A quick and enjoyable read, this manga is overall quite good. Spanning only two books, I couldn't help but feel that there was so much more to this story that never got fully explored. It had the potential to expand into a much longer series, so it was disappointing to see it end so soon. If it had been extended, I believe it would have turned out even better in the long run.
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Story: Okay, so this manga is extremely brief—it's only about two books long, but it was enjoyable. The story primarily revolves around the people who need time and the protagonist, Miu. However, later on, the story shifts in a new direction, which is where the real issues begin to surface. The plot follows a familiar pattern seen in many other mangas. Initially, there are these pleasant everyday life moments. But then an even bigger problem arises, requiring a resolution to set things right again. In the end, though, things are never quite the same.
Art: The art was decent, except for certain parts of the story where it doesn't appear very realistic. Additionally, during crying scenes, the characters can look a bit odd, but that's just my opinion.
Characters: I felt the series was too short to allow for significant character development. Sure, there were numerous instances where Miu assists others through their troubles, but this doesn't really define who she is beyond her helpful nature.
Enjoyment: It wasn't incredibly captivating, although it did have its funny moments from time to time. I would only recommend reading it if you have some free time because, being short, you can finish it quickly. However, if you're looking for a "masterpiece," I suggest exploring other manga options.
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