I might, though my current priority would more be catching up with the raws--they're at chapter 20 currently! If I end up doing the next 10 (big if, no promises!!) I might go back and do 5 but it'd be a while away probably.Would you consider doing that one as well?
This ain't a tsundere...I take back what I said last chapter. They should have just had her continue to think Chiaki died.
Tsundere characters are, usually, good...but this one? This one is a no.
How where they even friends?
Makes you wonder, huh?How where they even friends?
Sounds as ugly as her personality actually is. Possesive, two-faced stalker type.This ain't a tsundere
It's a tsun-yan.
NGL, when you peel off the layer of slapstick this character is what a RL abuser looks like.FFS Mei, if Chiaki is enjoying being a girl and says it feels right it's none of your business. Between Mei pushing her homophobic hostility and her having previously spread rumors about Chiaki in order to intentionally sabotage her reputation... yeah, ditch this toxic bint. You want nothing to do with people like that.
Chiaki is just way too nice for her own damn good.
EDIT: I just skimmed it again. Mei physically assaults Chiaki and demands she turn back to a man. There is a line between tsun-tsun and outright abuse and she's well since crossed it even without assault on her rap sheet. On that note? NEVER hit someone in the stomach so hard that they double over. Sharp blunt force trauma to that part of your body can cause internal bleeding and possibly even organ damage. If this wasn't a slapstick manga Mei potentially could've made Chiaki's cover story accurate.
In Chiaki's defense, I think she'd make up her mind a whole lot quicker if she had the sort of enthusiastic love and support Mahiro gets. A tsundere sister, an insane sister and a disturbingly abusive childhood friend isn't an auspicious start to positive gender feels."Being a girl feels right but like Onimai i'm not prepared to emotional consider why for at least 100 chapters"
Yeah, a lot of the time support and love can make or break a trans person.In Chiaki's defense, I think she'd make up her mind a whole lot quicker if she had the sort of enthusiastic love and support Mahiro gets. A tsundere sister, an insane sister and a disturbingly abusive childhood friend isn't an auspicious start to positive gender feels.
(that and thinking deeply about things doesn't seem to be Chiaki's whole vibe. She's going with the flow.)
I was thinking the same... She did her best to undermine Chiaki's social life, but also didn't want to confess her feelings... And now that Chiaki is a girl it's also a no-no. Makes you wonder what is her endgame if she doesn't just want Chiaki to be miserable next to her.FFS Mei, if Chiaki is enjoying being a girl and says it feels right it's none of your business. Between Mei pushing her homophobic hostility and her having previously spread rumors about Chiaki in order to intentionally sabotage her reputation... yeah, ditch this toxic bint. You want nothing to do with people like that.
Chiaki is just way too nice for her own damn good.
EDIT: I just skimmed it again. Mei physically assaults Chiaki and demands she turn back to a man. There is a line between tsun-tsun and outright abuse and she's well since crossed it even without assault on her rap sheet. On that note? NEVER hit someone in the stomach so hard that they double over. Sharp blunt force trauma to that part of your body can cause internal bleeding and possibly even organ damage. If this wasn't a slapstick manga Mei potentially could've made Chiaki's cover story accurate.