I hate advertising that is thinly spread over multiple pages.

>>3

I like how the mysterious blank spaces often found in shoujo manga are filled in in the tankobon.

>>47

I liked that many authors wrote behind-the-scenes stories in the columns.

I wonder if there are any left now; Hakusensha’s has disappeared a few years ago.

I dislike having to start the conversation with meaningless reflections every time.

On the contrary, I can’t help but think it might be like DTB, with a complete story from beginning to end?

>>6

Waiting is free.

Anonymous-chan doesn’t read split parts~

Magapoke allows you to read two episodes for free each day…

>>11

Crooked way of selling

Is there any way to read the latest chapter of “Mii Mountain” for free even now?

>>12

Let’s earn points.

If you complete your daily routine, you can earn about 20 points in a day.

>>15

Thank you.

Training is necessary, isn’t it?

>>12

You can read it by using the free points on Magapoke.

Let’s go bar-hopping.

>>13

I hate that the pages for Mii-chan are split between Magapoke and Yannmaga web…

~Free for a limited time!

I hate “wait and it’s free!”

~The publication of this story has ended~

Muu-chan watches videos every day to earn points!

Normal people can’t do this, huh~

Let’s go to the welfare facility!

It’s annoying like a mobile game…

>>27

I’ll let it play on the side while I do other tasks.

What are you going to do by looking properly?

>>42

I hate the Magapoke ads that you have to hit the × multiple times to close…

Let’s buy the paperback together!

The manga that was free for a limited time recently had all the episodes scattered across different sites, so even though I read it to the end, there were fewer episodes than what was on the banner, and I was like, where’s the continuation?! I hate it!

Mii-chan is split into two parts, so it’s quite manageable, but in Magapoke, I feel like I’ve seen around six splits.

A monthly serialized manga usually exceeds 30 pages if you include a whole chapter.

Hey, Vegeta!

Please do something about the manga that has an entire episode published in the magazine, but has clearly fewer pages and is abruptly cut off to continue next week!

Mii-chan isn’t particularly dissatisfied.

The division of battle manga can be frustrating because an entire chapter can be spent just on the exchange of being blown away or causing someone to be blown away.

Did you do it!? It’s like a comic that repeats whether you did it or not, and it gets even more intense.

>>36

H-Hey, Vegeta!

Please do something about the recommended tab on X being filled with posts about these types of manga!

>>36

Let’s use the kemono, shall we?

Even if it’s divided, as long as each part has one climax or highlight, that’s fine.

If it takes a month to be able to read the second half in installments, that would be the worst.

I don’t like the system where Mii-chan’s daily free ticket recovers in 23 hours instead of at a set time.

It’s better than Magapoke, which can easily follow one series with free points…

Oh well, I regret introducing you.

Mii-chan loves the free first jump in Jump Plus!! ❤

Chronicles of the Mongol Invasion of Japan divided into 17 episodes.

To increase the frequency of updates so that it doesn’t get boring, I’ll break it down into smaller parts.

The highlights of each publication decrease, resulting in boredom.

While enduring a storm of advertisements, saying that reading 800 books a year is an understatement for a strong person.

>>50

I dislike Kokoro because they show off their manga knowledge.

Let’s go to “Mii-chan and Yamada raw” instead of that app!

I hate being read like a beggar, Mii-chan…

Mii-chan doesn’t seem to understand that waiting or registering means it’s free, and in the end, it looks like she won’t be able to read it.

Mii-chan says it’s free, but I can only watch about 2 episodes (split) every day, I hate free stuff…

It’s not okay to complain when you’re being allowed to read for free, Mii-chan.

I can’t help but think that if you don’t spend money on it, you might not be very motivated, right?

I dislike that I can’t read the latest chapter of Mii-chan for free…

>>60

If you wait, Mii-chan, you can read it, so you shouldn’t complain, right?

Those who complain about it being free don’t need to read it!

I hate that I can’t read Mii-chan’s standalone volume, not even for free or through a paid option…

If you’re only reading the free stuff and not buying the paperback, I can’t help but wonder if you really have any motivation, right?

I hate that the part I want to read hasn’t been made into a paperback.

Magapoke is a friendly manga app with no difference between free coins and paid coins.

I hate that even if you pay to read the latest episode, it’s not free, so it makes it harder to talk about it…

I hate that the update dates vary by work.

I want them to be unified if they are the same app.

Well, there are different apps in the same company, so it’s probably impossible…

I really hate the serialized version of e-books!

If the 200 chapters of Landriore come to Magapoke, they will be split into 400 chapters!

I hate apps that don’t have a free trial for Mii-chan…

Mii-chan’s long-term serialized work is frustratingly not engaging; I dislike the 24-hour limited free offer…

>>72

Begging is a shameful thing, you know, nameless-chan!

I really hate it, I really hate it, I really hate it!

I hate manga sites that don’t allow both d payment and VISA payment!

Right now, you can read 100 episodes for free! (Actually around 30 episodes)

I don’t like that Mii-chan ends up renting instead of buying with the points she paid for…

24-hour rental!?

Muu-chan uses Manga Village, so she can read it for free anytime!

You shouldn’t complain about Mii-chan’s free release, right?

I wonder if it was boring not to go buy the paperback when I couldn’t finish reading it?

I hate that when the update comes, I try to read it and it’s just a promotion for the paperback…