Chapter 3 meta:

First I made a rough English translation, then I translated it into Latin, and waited to see if anyone would ever translate it directly into English. That never happened, although one guy was pissed enough to try and translate my Latin into English after a few months. (There was a little naming mistake in the Latin version so I know that's how it happened; the version someone later translated into Indonesian didn't have the mistake.)

Batoto took it down after a few hours, but not before the Chinese aggregators automatically copied it. Mangaupdates also took down their encyclopedia page on Nanka Kanojo. (A year later they put it back: https://www.mangaupdates.com/series.html?id=104575 )

The confused artist eventually found dozens of the translation floating on chinese & korean aggregators and wrote, "Why on Earth is my work overflowing on foreign websites?" I told him it was because it was in Latin now, and he only replied "I don't think anyone will ever read this."

While tragic, this is still the only manga to have been translated into Latin.

"Sunt hic etiam sua praemia laudi; sunt lacrimae rerum et mentem mortalia."

Amazing!
I can't read Latin well, but I appreciate your effort.
I tried to learn Latin but I gave up when I finally found it too hard for me. Not only because of the lack of resource such as textbooks and teachers, but also because of the fact that there are no learners around. Everyone that can speak Latin should be proud, and have the right to scoff those fuckers that laugh at their talent to master this beautiful ancient language.
Some words for the guy named HKE above:
You gain the respect from other people only when you respect others.And Fuck You!

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So you finally gave up on trying to get someone to do it and did it yourself.
A translation of a translation is not a proper translation, by the way, but this doesn't exactly matter considering the situation.

11/10 would laugh again, I tip my hat off to you good sir.

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