The logo placements in this chapter annoy me so much.. why would you put a logo straight on aria’s face in the long panels? and the trans makes it hard to understand what’s going on
hey guys. So essentially, Aria brought Mielle to the wedding to humiliate her, while still looking like a saint and making Annie look like the bad guy to Mielle, while making Mielle look arrogant to everyone else. Mielle is all gloomy now, and Sarah and Aria are stilll the best of friends.
They put their watermark on character’s faces to make sure we see it. I’m grateful that they translate it but in top of having a lousy translation, they also annoy us with their dumb watermarks placement.
The good translators on the other hand always put their watermarks on the side so that we can see them but it doesn’t hinder our reading
LynnTheGreat
ah.. and here i thought she learned her mistakes..
raniveluv
The logo placements in this chapter annoy me so much.. why would you put a logo straight on aria’s face in the long panels? and the trans makes it hard to understand what’s going on
roya
thank you for translate…but i can not understand..sorry
BakemonoRis
The translation reminds me of Google translate ?
Gojo
Why place the watermark on their faces.
lilacsdemon
hey guys. So essentially, Aria brought Mielle to the wedding to humiliate her, while still looking like a saint and making Annie look like the bad guy to Mielle, while making Mielle look arrogant to everyone else. Mielle is all gloomy now, and Sarah and Aria are stilll the best of friends.
apologies if i got something wrong-
blissevol
you should have beheaded her ?
shroomiee
Always finding someone else to blame sigh
arYUHna
Spoiled Mielle eating spoiled mindset
Layered-Dreams
They put their watermark on character’s faces to make sure we see it. I’m grateful that they translate it but in top of having a lousy translation, they also annoy us with their dumb watermarks placement.
The good translators on the other hand always put their watermarks on the side so that we can see them but it doesn’t hinder our reading