I didn't think this was all that great, and I don't care for the gimmick of having her IRL depiction match her VTuber persona. However, there was an Under Night reference in there. So that's pretty fucking based.
This sort of thing has been inevitable since chapter one. The series has always been a drama first and foremost, and the kids all being adopted is the main source of that drama. I don't see how you could have read it this long while expecting it to present itself as a romcom. The drama is the...
Sure thing, friend. Have fun "fighting and dying—standing!" like a man in between posting about what a real-life badass you are on the MangaDex forums. I'm sure all those years you spent mastering the blade will come in handy someday soon!
I'm not sure which book you read, but this chapter is an amalgamation of two scenes from the light novels (both at the end of volume 2). Haruka and Angelica had sex in both of them. I actually read this chapter of the manga years ago—and am reading the novels currently—and didn't remember it...
If the throuple route doesn't come to fruition then it has to be Kotoko. She's the one who's responsible for how much Takuya has grown and changed by his own admission. And he's already fully ingratiated himself with her siblings to the extent that they welcome him as if he's family. She fell...
What a ridiculous, self-aggrandizing excuse for for conflating masculinity with being emotionally stunted. Crying is not the same as crumbling. Emotional vulnerability is not the same as being weak. Grow the hell up.
Yeah. Fuck this author. I said I'd probably drop this last chapter and now I'm certain of it. Enjoy the ride without me, comrades. I can't take this shit anymore.
Good thing my mood can't possibly be brought down after reading the ending of 2.5 Dimensional Seduction today.
This is more realistic than you probably realize, too. It's extremely easy to live frugally in Japan, so for a woman with a secure, well-paying, white-collar career, dumping half her salary into attention and affirmation from a host is a terrifyingly affordable proposition. So terrifying in fact...
Buddy. Friend. Compatriot.
Even with the full context we have as readers she's still undeniably fucking crazy. This is not even remotely rational behavior, no matter how lonely Seira is nor how well Masato treats her. Her fixation on him is beyond the pale. It's fine to feel bad for her...