Thank you, nailed it! :clap:
I and just about everyone else thought Yotsuha was playing Western chess, where you eliminate pieces.
She got tired of Western chess and graduated to shogi (when you take a piece you can later drop it back on the board… on your side). :win:
Thank you much for...
Argh, can't unsee!
My memories recombined with all the nsfw villainery… so instead of that MC flying on a giant fluffy puppy-thing, it's Fran flying a giant metal boner. Excuse me, I mean sword. :lewd:
Thank you both for combining your wondertwin powers to make me feel a LOT better about this chapter. :wooow:
I can finally concede a point, to the people who keep trying to change the last syllable of her name from -ha (は) to -ba (ば)…
You know how Fuu loves calling her Yotsu-happy?
If your...
This, but the whole chapter.
I swear the manga is set in a universe where COVID (like rabies) is primarily a brain virus that spreads through droplets, instead of going after the lungs first and other targets (brain, cardiovascular, etc) second.
Dang. After John Oliver's "Eat $#!+ Bob" musical slamfest topped "piss in my corn flakes" with "He'll stroll into a stranger's home and jizz right in their Wheaties", I never expected it to be topped again. Let alone so thoroughly. 😂
Every time I think this evil title has gotten too evil ridiculous and I'll evil drop it, the mangaka waits just long enough to post the next chapter until I've forgotten how ridiculous it was.
How evil. :meguu:
True, but still beats what happens when a pathological simp spooges his own fantasies onto drawing paper instead of a kleenex. (Rent-A-Girlfriend) :sneaky:
Personally, I was thinking "Meh, here comes yet another dumb@$$ excuse for being an egocentrist"… but now I see the story and be like "Wow, it's Elon Bitch-ionnaire".
Neh, she's the inbred granddaughter of Spazuya with Mami.
Their son and daughter got even more farked up from living with that all their life, then they gave birth to her.
Realized something the other day: The principle behind "Scratch almost any false accusation, and you'll find a confession underneath" is that it's rare for people to truly put themselves in others' shoes.
Our default assumption is that others must think and act like we do. So when we falsely...
I'm reminded of Fred Phelps' family "church", Westboro Baptist. They know their almost-purely antagonistic methods will never convince anyone, but they embrace the hate they get because it makes them feel 'righteous'.
Your mileage may vary on what sins or flaws, real or exaggerated, they're...
Good call.
I'm reminded of an old joke: A fanatic* is someone who won't change his mind, and won't change the subject.
* - I'm too old, so I'd be grateful if a youngun could update "fanatic" to something more fitting.