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>I'm curious whether anyone has had a similar experience taking a long time to read a manga (excluding ones that are still releasing of course) and how it impacted your impression of it?
I wouldn't necessarily take a year or so but usually I read manga around real life moments, for instance I read YKK during summer vacations each night and it really made it something I'd remember for a much longer time, I can still picture the return trip on the boat and reading some nice chapters during this.
I ended up finishing it and finding the final chapter very soothing and a much needed salvation for Alpha's character. Went for a swim right after it to think about it and it's still one of my favorite media experiences ever.

Daily Hidamari Sketch on each morning routine was also quite a treat and it lasted for a few months too. I very much recommend that kind of pacing.

And I guess reading Ten during some of the most challenging parts of my studies helped me stay collected and stand my ground. I remember reading some of the most competitive parts when I had to take flights on a very short notice for final examinations, I could definitely resonate with the gambles as I went forward

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