Source: https://booth.pm/en/items/313417

Translator Note: the title, "Hayaoki Wa 3P no Toku", is a pun on the proverb "Hayaoki Wa Sanmon no Toku" (早起きは三文の徳), which is translated literally to "The one that gets up early gets the benefits", or as in a more common English proverb, "The early bird gets the worm". Funny enough, Sanmon (三文) means little money/cheap/useless, but I guess the proverb is saying that "the earlier you work, the more you earn".

Editor Note: I tried to make edits to the thought texts. I hope it looks good.
Because of how I process the speech bubbles, I mistakenly made the edits on Page 07-08 on an contrast edited layer, which is why some area's look brighter/darker. I tried to correcting it without re-doing the edits, I hope that's still OK as is.

Looks totally fine to me, I don't notice the difference between page 07-08 and the rest. Nice work on this translation, and thanks for explaining the pun!

Base +38

"Ah, you're wet here. Let's keep wiping it with my wet part until not wet anymore." Feeblest excuse to get laid, LOL.
Anyway, saw a "more wet". You might want to change it to "wetter." Grammar NAZI is rare over here, but who knows..

Base +13, q91 +18