>>2

It was no good.

>>3

That’s why it won’t perish.

>>4

Isn’t it there?

>>9

It seems like the company on the app is doing things on their own.

>>9

As an author, I’m perfectly fine with you tearing it apart since I get paid based on the number of views.

But you know,

If you don’t release it at weekly intervals, the readers who forget are also at fault.

If it’s split from the first episode, I’ll kill you.

Sometimes there are instances where the second episode has the equivalent of a full episode’s length, making the first episode incredibly long.

All e-book sites should follow the example of Comic DAYS.

So that’s where you cut it! Is it a tactic to make us pay to read more?

If showing an ad once for reading an episode benefits everyone except the readers, then it might be worth it.

Episode 1-1

Episode 1-2

Episode 1-3

>>20

>>20

I decided to kill.

>>20

It can be this bad.

I don’t think the author intended to cut it off there.

>>26

Damn it!!!!

Being forced to be cut off like that is infuriating!!

Recommended for when you’re too lazy to think of a subtitle.

I’m getting spoiled about the latest chapter by someone who isn’t even paying or doing their daily login bonuses properly.

If it’s all in one episode, we have no choice but to make the cost per episode higher, so it also benefits the readers…

>>33

Do you want to read it in chunks?

>>35

That’s why I dropped it after the first episode…

😌 If you pay, you can read the latest chapter too!

😔 Time-limited

I’ll pay, so could you stop cutting it up like that?!

>>38

Please buy the paperback.

What was the previous story like…? If it’s been a while since the last episode was released, I might not read it anymore…

If it’s a monthly serialized publication with many pages, then I can understand the division…

It would be tough if it were every other week.

I’m watching the commercial, Dodoria-san!

I got hit with 220 points in the latest episode of Medalist, and it’s tough.

I thought I couldn’t read the parts of the first three episodes that were released as a free volume, but I can read the latest episodes that aren’t free, and I can still be a gentle and mild Grand Kaioshin.

Cutting it so finely just to say “free talk” is a ridiculous trick…

>>49

100 episodes free! (Effectively 25 episodes)

I recently watched Episode 1-13.

The author didn’t create it to be cut off at 6 pages or anything like that.

It’s going to end up being a confusing interruption, you know.

It feels like they are cutting up a monthly publication to turn it into a weekly one.

>>53

I think a monthly publication would be fine, but there are people who complain that updates are slow with a monthly format…

You’re such an annoying jerk!!!

One advantage is that a higher update frequency makes it more likely to appear at the top multiple times, making it easier to notice.

From the perspective of someone reading it later, I think it’s garbage.

Next time, I’ll smash you to bits.

Like that manga app!

>>58

And the newly emerging other named apps from the same company.

It’s fine to switch to a paid model after the period is over; it’s a natural right.

But what does it mean to end the public release!! What benefit is there!! It’s not acceptable to have stories that can’t be read properly between the tankobon and the latest chapter!!!! I’m going to kill you!!!

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Episode 1

There are thread images, and installing the app is a hassle, so I hope Bikkoma doesn’t die.

>>62

Most Japanese manga published on Piccoma are also available elsewhere, so read them there!

Piccoma is an app for reading webtoons aimed at people who don’t mind if it’s divided as long as they can read it for free.

>>68

Upon closer inspection, the one I dislike is Manga UP!

I hope Square Enix dies.

>>77

Depending on the manga artist

Even if there’s a gap in publishing, put out one episode in a single batch, don’t split it up.

There are people who attend with such hopes.

>>62

Most of the manga published on Piccoma is also available elsewhere, so you can read it there!

Pikoma is an app for reading webtoons, aimed at people who don’t mind reading them in installments as long as they can read for free.

I wonder what they really want to achieve with patterns that can’t be read after the release ends.

So it won’t be destroyed…

All volumes free (not free)

It’s hard to recommend to others, and the pattern of ending public access is really troublesome.

I wish that all manga apps would become like Jump Plus, thanks to Dragon Ball.

>>69

That is impossible.

14 volumes for free!

(Special edition, so it’s counted as one volume per episode)

Please stop having multiple apps from the same publisher.

You can read the rest for free with a ￥70 fee! (But limited to 10 minutes)

Lord Frieza, please destroy this culture.

nkikikiki

It’s a sneaky way to lure in readers.

I think it’s pretty malicious to sell episodes in parts!

I couldn’t hold back and read everything at the manga café…

Thanks to you, I feel great now…!

A cunning life hack that transforms a monthly series into a weekly series.

If it were a monthly series with many pages, I could understand splitting it up, but…

Fuhahaha! How about that!! There’s already enough episodes piled up to finish the third episode, not just the second!

Damn itttttttt～～～～!!

Damn it!!!

I think it’s a bad culture.

I hope everyone who decided to mix the end of publication between the latest volume and the latest serialized chapter falls into hell.

Is it no good if it’s free only the first time?

In the Jump+ format, you can’t buy individual chapters of key works like you can on Magapoke…

Psycomm is really generous for allowing permanent purchases with log-in bonus coins, right?

Stop having expiration dates on tickets.

Either way, I think it’s pointless because if the serialization takes a break, there will be more than a month gap.

It must be easy for the author as long as they can just draw the number of pages they managed to complete.

Episode 14-1

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Episode 1

LINE Manga, just this.

>>99

So it won’t perish…

Goblin Slayer Year One made me think, “Why is this happening?”

Piccoma is often criticized, but other manga apps are pretty much the same, right?

I don’t really understand why some works are divided while others are not.

The work I’m reading isn’t that split on Piccoma, so it seems like there are various issues on the publisher’s side as well.