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Re: Eeating knows not time. Only how to pleasure your tongue.
It's _two_ chapters, Milly. Go and read it instead of wasting time on questions
In short:
A guy is offering his power to erase past incidents by traveling back in time. In the first chapter it's the case of Jack the Ripper, in the second chapter it's the theft of the Mona Lisa. He's also collecting things called "Babylon Items" on his journeys.
It's historical semi-accurate. I dunno why the Mangaka felt like changing some facts but it seems to could turn into an interesting story losely based on historical happenings. The artwork is pretty. And it made me read up both incidents on wikipedia, that's good enough reason for me to recommend it
It's _two_ chapters, Milly. Go and read it instead of wasting time on questions

In short:
A guy is offering his power to erase past incidents by traveling back in time. In the first chapter it's the case of Jack the Ripper, in the second chapter it's the theft of the Mona Lisa. He's also collecting things called "Babylon Items" on his journeys.
It's historical semi-accurate. I dunno why the Mangaka felt like changing some facts but it seems to could turn into an interesting story losely based on historical happenings. The artwork is pretty. And it made me read up both incidents on wikipedia, that's good enough reason for me to recommend it

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. But hey, who dares to say that he mods and promotes minor series? I am not worried to get the he-who-must-not-be-mentioned-in-a-manga-discussion name since toriko will get above the 150 chapters
for saying that. At least someone who shares the same feeling. When you come with an analogy by which you state a new manga recalls you an older, famous mangaka's art style then you are mostly considered to be a heathen.



