I can imagine the reaction he was expecting was that she'd get fed up and have a bit of spine and "woman up", but the MC had it right. It works on some but for her it had the opposite effect. Too bad the osugaki didn't see that and lost her to someone else. MC may be a manwhore but he's doing...
It's nice he's possessive and not shy of contact with them. Hopefully it becomes something more and he doesn't perpetuallycl cockblock himself. So many set up harems, waifubait or obvious love interests and let any possibility of romance get colder than the frostburnt chicken in my freezer.
The normalfag mind cannot comprehend that reality =/= fiction. Clearly icky evil topics should never be shown, discussed, or explored in fiction ever, and if you do you're clearly an edgy teen in support of it and would do those things if you had the chance.
It's not even taken that seriously...
It was a bit rushed over but I think it was explained last chapter. She wasn't given any special orders and came to those actions herself. In her mind, she burdened him with the contract and those terms so she decided to break it herself so it wouldn't be a problem. Yard couldn't necessarily...
Glad I'm not the only one. Really feels like the author wrote himself into a corner and is clawing his way out. Things were fine up until the point mirio was killed. Then the whole plot and everything before it took a backseat to set up whatever the hell this is. I'm still wondering where all...
It's rare you see stories about this kind of tragedy factor in an afterlife you can visit. It's a poignant theme but silly in Touhou's case as death isn't the end. The big thing is removing the absolute eternity of the Hourai elixir from Mokou. It defeats the purpose if the elixir, but makes for...