I mean, good for them if that happens, right? We want them to be successful, yes?...What even is this manga about, anymore? Maybe they'll all graduate high school and become experts in their fields.
I mean, yes, but it's not the most exciting thing to read... idk if this author can do a good story about fashion designers and chefs becoming experts in their field. (Although the reversible dresses from before were pretty cool!!)I mean, good for them if that happens, right? We want them to be successful, yes?...![]()
Yeah, and I want them all together under the same roof too, as Ushigome intended.I mean, good for them if that happens, right? We want them to be successful, yes?...![]()
I do feel that having desires and interests outside of romance makes them more human and relatable, as fictional characters.I mean, yes, but it's not the most exciting thing to read... idk if this author can do a good story about fashion designers and chefs becoming experts in their field. (Although the reversible dresses from before were pretty cool!!)
As our Goddess Ushigome intended.Yeah, and I want them all together under the same roof too, as Ushigome intended.
They have the same contest for both of those subjects?"Fashion and cooking contest."
Tiny pieces of food on large plates."It's like the food you see in high class restaurants!"
This was always part of it, though.What even is this manga about, anymore? Maybe they'll all graduate high school and become experts in their fields.
Feel like he's acting a bit more horny latelyHornidaka was nourished body and soul
For sure, it absolutely does, but it's kind of an abrupt change. The manga has mostly been about Saotome unintentionally rizzing up every girl until he gets a huge harem, so for it now to suddenly abandon that and start focusing on character development is weird. Plus, I feel it's hard to do well-rounded, interesting characters when your cast is so large. I think if you want to do that, stick to a few core characters.I do feel that having desires and interests outside of romance makes them more human and relatable, as fictional characters.
Such is the curse of harem. The bigger the cast, the harder it is to focus and remember everyone as well as give them individuality.For sure, it absolutely does, but it's kind of an abrupt change. The manga has mostly been about Saotome unintentionally rizzing up every girl until he gets a huge harem, so for it now to suddenly abandon that and start focusing on character development is weird. Plus, I feel it's hard to do well-rounded, interesting characters when your cast is so large. I think if you want to do that, stick to a few core characters.