The grading is relative to the danger for normal explorers, so it gets weird sometimes just like that. The uber ghost who usually only kills one person from the group is ranked lower than a ghost who will attack the whole group who is in turn ranked lower than ghost whose curse will follow you...
I mean, we are still relatively early in the escalation, only dealing with the local gang, and even now we are dealing with the fact that the people around Asura are being targetted. I'd say, it's still to early to call.
Yeah, Ojiro is a true believer. He will literally and figuratively charge into the fire to save the people he wishes to protect and he will turn on these hunting bozos the first chance he gets.
Concave bricks arched upwards towards the strike? This is the exact opposite of how the brick smashing trick is usually done, meaning that it's profiled to be harder rather than easier.
Honestly, that's the right phrasing here. She's rash, has very skewed perspective and is constantly trying to take shortcuts despite having plentiful chances to do it normally. I feel like her rejection has to be the moment she's forced to confront that her actions are a confusing mess and...
I mean, Hodaka does straight up call it blackmail in this very chapter, so it's not like the author isn't willing to call it that way. I interpret it more as a case of Takae being unable to admit that the key issue wasn't the panty flashing but the blackmail part of the situation.
Yeah, it's a genuinely good long runner rom-com, precisely because it spends so much time on developing things outside the romance. Girls all have their arcs, all have stuff to do besides MC and all have their own relationships with each other.
This series constantly has some changes, it's just the fact that these changes are 80% about things outside the main romance. And I know that it's a hot take, but I genuinely enjoy it that way.
I still hope that the jobber will survive the encounter. I mean, out of all the people here he is the only one to actually seriously consider begging for mercy and then quitting being a criminal.