Thank you for opting to revise with accuracy in mind. There's at least one series around here I refuse to read because the translators force in asinine slang.
If Nemu is being accurate and it's the entire battlefield, then it's more than just the handful of them. It's the remnants of every other unit and/or platoon as well. Assuming that the mage's artillery has ensured that the entire fighting force has been ravaged and left in disarray, scattering...
Can someone explain to me how the mother is a leech when she is not only employed (this chapter happened because her job called her in unexpectedly), but was also actively looking for new apartments for her and her daughter until the MC made it clear he was fine with them staying as long as...
Okay so hear me out...
Kusunoki's father, even from those few panels, is clearly still depressed and barely holding it together.
Hebikawa's mother is constantly searching for validation in the form of a relationship with "a good man," to the point of getting sloshed after each breakup and...
Look, nobody learns if you just give up on them outright. Explain things and if it reaches/educates at least one person then it's at least achieved something-
It's not that he outright believes she does, it's just his overactive imagination giving him both the best (in the sense that she's not waiting for him despite the fact that they broke up) and worst (she has a BF despite how much he tells himself it's over) possible explanation for what he...
People are saying she scared him because he took it as threatening him with commitment.
My read? He thought she was saying "You've already fallen for me so deeply, you're past the point of breaking away."
So she was saying things that he was not yet ready to admit.
The dynamic is interesting, in a good way. Like, at first glance she wears the pants in the relationship given how she keeps taking the lead. Plus chiding him for not complimenting her enough or complimenting/paying attention to other girls. But at the same time he's a grounding influence on her...
The first chapter heavily implies it was peer pressure that caused him to break up with her. We're shown that in middle school he was even more bookish, complete with glasses. We're also shown that she was popular enough to be the subject of idle gossip.
Like the fact her boyfriend was such a...
On the other hand, we know from her own recounting that she basically had zero social life. And, as I understand it, very little in the way of social skills, too. Between that and being part of an influential family with that thing as her sperm donor, it's entirely possible she's genuinely...
Yeah, feels like this is becoming just a wee bit much. In the sense of "why aren't the parents of either child considering stepping in and moderating this behavior?" Sure it's one thing when they're innocent kids, but now they're in... middle school? Which is an age where this kind of thing can...
More likely he's confusing intense love for lust, since that smile was apparently downright deadly for him. But I do think that the more comfortable and open she becomes around him- as in not feeling like everything needs to be about sex, and she can just enjoy his company and their emotional...
I agree that it definitely feels like it takes away from the story. But at the same time religion- and with it things like "fate" and "miracles"- is lightly weaved into the story and its backdrop, so I guess in this sense there's more weight to calling it a miracle.