Any spoilers, for the current chapters must be behind spoilers or detail curtains. When we get further in you don’t need to hide details that were revealed in previous chapters.
Always mention where you are in the book when discussing, ideally by chapter so people reading different versions have a clear point of reference.
Feel free to read ahead if it’s exciting! But please refrain from spoiling ahead of the appropriate week
If you have a question about grammar, vocab, cultural things, etc - ask! That can be part of the discussion too and I’m sure some folks would be happy to help.
Even if you don’t read the chapter(s) in time, you are still encouraged to post in the thread for that reading once you have finished it. I advise not reading ahead in the threads as you may see spoilers.
Oh my god I missed the final line againnn! I guess it’s a good sign that I’m enjoying the reading, though!
Like you said, Jintor, I don’t think there’s much to say about the chapter yet. We’re getting very close to the ending though, so I’m guessing the next couple of weeks are going to be exciting!
Glad to see Nanoka is starting to understand Kiryu-kun more and more… and they made up again! Or actually, became friends? Nanoka finally made a friend in class?
人生とは、私の味方みたいなものなのです。
「光だけあれば、まあ十分」
Aww!
I have a couple of questions for this chapter
桐生くんのお母さんは変なことを言いました。「本当なら、私が言ってあげなきゃいけなかった」。
I’m just as confused as Nanoka here, but I wonder if my confusion is more due to the language barrier. What is she saying there? “If it’s the truth, I should have said it?”
I’m a bit confused by this. Nanoka was holding a drawing of his, right? Did I miss that she picked it up somewhere, or was that omitted? (If it was omitted, I assume it was blown out of the room by the wind when Kiryu-kun opened the door.)
This indicates that a piece of paper was blown into her face, and it seems like she ended up holding onto it, which matches the later scene where she asks Kiryu-kun if she can have it.
Oh, for some reason I faintly misremembered the paper being blown into Kiryu-kun’s face, which now that I’m thinking about doesn’t make any sense in the first place.
Yeah, it’s probably that paper then, especially considering that she smiles so much after looking at it. Thanks!
The difficulty is going up and down like a rollercoaster for me. Sometimes just one page will give me a headache because I can hardly understand it, and then only a few pages later I’m breezing through everything
I started tearing up at the anticipation of what Kiryu-kun is going to say.
That’s for sure the best endpoint. It’s not against you, I just referred to my lack of patience this near to the end of the book. Maybe I should have started two weeks later. But I didn‘t know how reading would work out.
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