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There are plenty of free Manga reading apps on F-Droid and other FOSS repositories. They pull from all the scan sites and are a better interface than reading in your browser.
The easiest way to torrent is setting up the search plugins in Qbittorrent, then there's jackett and a bunch of other options you can expand into. This keeps you off the dodgy torrenting sites and is a workaround if they're blocked in your country
Got any particular ones you like?
Tachiyomi and its related forks are very, very good.
Dope, ty!
I don't read much manga but I've checked them out. Kotatsu was meant to have been shut down but it still works on my phone