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Where do you read manga...?
What's your preferred method, everyone? Magazines? Tankobon (collected volumes)? Online? If you want to read a lot of manga, I recommend Piccoma. It's great for those who want to explore a wide range of genres without spending any money. The system lets you read manga for free up to about two volumes before the latest one. However, each chapter is split into 3-4 parts, so it might not be ideal if you prefer binge-reading. Usually, you get one part every 24 hours, but some series offer a part every 2 hours, and others let you read up to 30 parts a week. Give it a try if you like reading manga in your spare time!
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I'm on the Rakuten Kobo side. Besides being in the Rakuten Point economy zone, the fact that I can use a coupon for up to 15% off when I buy in bulk is a big deal. I pile up books that don't go on sale often into myåè£ list and then buy them all at once with the coupon discount.
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I generally prefer physical books, but I use 'See More' for online reading.
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There are quite a few.
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Yes yes

