Well, at least there’ll be Vol. 4, since chapter 29, which isn’t included in Vol. 3, has already been fully released. Plus, the author said on her xwitter that Vol. 1 got a reprint. So the manga is somewhat popular.
This manga is way more than just "guy turns gyaru and suffers in an all-girls school". There's a genuinely melancholic layer under the fanservice.
Core points of my theory:
1. Gyarukami is literally a dying goddess. She was drowning in the river - a direct metaphor. Gyaru culture peaked in...