Day 30 
コーヒーが冷めないうちに , 4 pages.
One month!!!
Congratulations to everyone that is participating; whether you have read just one day or everyday, you’ve done more than you had previous to this challenge. And if you’re not participating yet, join in! We still have another month ahead
. I’ve been thinking, big shout out to @Redglare for the idea, it has motivated many of us to read more or in my case to plainly start reading. I’ve been thinking that perhaps we could make this a recurrent thing in the forums? Like, I will definitely take a couple of weeks after this to completely cool down, but I wouldn’t mind an Autumn 2021 challenge at all. Maybe when the time comes we can even swap to year quarters to avoid confusion for our southern hemisphere pals ^^ . So something like two months of challenge and one off to prepare for the next. Just an idea!
Response to trunklayer
I’m honestly liking it very much! There’s this slightly uneasy feeling whenever you finish a series and look for a new one, the feeling of expecting the next one to be up to the previous one’s quality. This one got me hooked really early, and I’ve only read 6 chapters so far but the build-up has been great, not to talk about the voice acting. I really love Satori Reader at this point.





) I think it is amazing that people who don’t even have vacation have been participating, not sure if I’d be able to do that. You guys are impressive! On busy days, I tend to read just before going to sleep, so posting and journaling wouldn’t quite work for me, personally. I think your idea is great, though! 100% support
It’d make me happy to see more people reading and continue challenging themselves
If you’d like to arrange a challenge thread after this one I’m all for it! 
) and blast through ヒトゴト so I can focus my attention on クビキリサイクル.
Day 6
but I was also feeling uneasy sharing smaller bits of progress.
仕方がない, I’ll just join the next one available. 
I really liked the first one, maybe because I remembered it from the anime.
. But damn does it take sooooo long to drop that feeling of panicking whenever you see a page full of Japanese.