NGL, bro doesn't seem as dense as everyone seems to think. Chicka has also made some rather leading remarks that make her position fairly obvious. So just wait a little bit as the bro does the prep work so they all can enjoy what comes next.
NGL, bro doesn't seem as dense as everyone seems to think. Chicka has also made some rather leading remarks that make her position fairly obvious. So just wait a little bit as the bro does the prep work so they all can enjoy what comes next.
He's not really being dense, he's being cautious. All those thoughts he's been having about Chiyu being his treasured childhood friend? What he's saying there is that he doesn't want to make things awkward between them by advancing on her like that, even though he'd love to.
And that said? I can also appreciate that Chiyu is taking progressive steps at hinting at what she wants, and working her way up to the good old clue-by-four-to-the-head, all without getting upset at him. In fact, I especially love how she states that she appreciates Sousuke being such a gentleman towards her.
She really does get him, and now that she's out to actually "get him", she's prepared to patiently wait until he gets it.
I know I said before that I don't have high expectations for this title because of there being nothing but gigantic breasts in here, but I'm pleasantly surprised so far. And I hope that I continue to be surprised.
Now, if we can get a few bits of natter about how being so overly endowed, despite being high schoolers°, is actually a literal pain ("Chiyu-chan! Please heal my back muscles!") then this title will get a gold star in my book.
I've noticed that they've been very, very careful about not giving us any real clues about their ages. It's not clearly stated what grade they're in, or even if that was actually a high school and not just some particularly rigid college.
I'm pretty sure this is because of Japan's recent public decency laws that forbid depicting minors in "adult" situations. They get around this by being very elusive about their ages, so they can say that the characters are all 18+ years old. Getting around that by being ambiguous works because laws absolutely have to be specific about these kinds of things. After all, legal lolis are an actual thing IRL, so they just can't say "Well they look like a child!" and actually have it stick in a court of law. Why? Because the n the judge will ask them how they know beyond the shadow of a reasonable doubt that it's actually a child being depicted.
man this series made me think. Imagine if you had a skill that allowed you to get whatever you wanted. Skill, item, an action to be taken, anything, but you had to complete a quest to get it. For instance if you wanted to get a diamond you had to dig up 1000 square feet of dirt. Then a diamond appears in front of you. If you wanted a cabin, the quest might be gather 200 pieces of lumber with the dimensions of 2x4x12 and 100 chips of metal and hit a piece of wood with a hammer 2000 times. You could also do another quest to get the wood by gathering logs with at least a certain amount of volume and saw wood back and forth with a saw 200 times and you get 1 2x4x12 piece of lumber. If the quest requires materials the materials disappear.
If you want a skill like swordsmanship you have to swing a sword within a couple different narrow arcs 2000 times each.
I think this would be a cool concept for a story, where nothing is for free, but the effort in getting what you want is guaranteed. When working on a quest items can be deposited at any point to make progress towards a quest, and any time you do the action for the quest you gain progress. If multiple quests have the same item requirements or same actions required, then completing the quest will consume the actions or items so you can't double dip.
man this series made me think. Imagine if you had a skill that allowed you to get whatever you wanted. Skill, item, an action to be taken, anything, but you had to complete a quest to get it. For instance if you wanted to get a diamond you had to dig up 1000 square feet of dirt. Then a diamond appears in front of you. If you wanted a cabin, the quest might be gather 200 pieces of lumber with the dimensions of 2x4x12 and 100 chips of metal and hit a piece of wood with a hammer 2000 times. You could also do another quest to get the wood by gathering logs with at least a certain amount of volume and saw wood back and forth with a saw 200 times and you get 1 2x4x12 piece of lumber. If the quest requires materials the materials disappear.
If you want a skill like swordsmanship you have to swing a sword within a couple different narrow arcs 2000 times each.
I think this would be a cool concept for a story, where nothing is for free, but the effort in getting what you want is guaranteed. When working on a quest items can be deposited at any point to make progress towards a quest, and any time you do the action for the quest you gain progress. If multiple quests have the same item requirements or same actions required, then completing the quest will consume the actions or items so you can't double dip.
While not the exact premise, there was a LN years ago where the main character was rewarded for completing specific repetitive tasks. Like digging and then filling 1000 holes that are X wide, Y long, and Z deep. He also had to deal with the repercussions of his "quests", like getting arrested by the police for digging holes in public spaces.
Later on, after the novelty wore off, they started introducing antagonists that the MC would have to deal with by using the abilities he received as rewards. Things quickly fell off after that and it got the axe.
Don't be a dunce man, she's into you & it isn't because of your crafting skill. Odd how last chapter he decided not to worry about other students with terrible skills but here he's now concerned about them finding their location. Thanks for the translations.
Well this looks like some standard Tropes packed with a Shortstack.
Guess that's fine, some Fast Food is nice sometimes too. Also Shortstacks are the best
