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I agree with Kalimaman If, in the next chapter, Iwabuchi’s superficial ideas about Sousuke are shattered by the reality of the already “grown-up” Sousuke Yamada, that would be awesome! Yes, Iwabuchi knows something about Sousuke - but as he himself said, it’s only rumors, which he fills in...

What if we imagine this as three independent character lines? From the protagonist’s point of view. From Misato’s point of view, acting under Rika’s orders. And Iwabuchi’s line. Iwabuchi… His actions themselves are reckless, and his arguments are too shaky at their core. He has no guarantees...

But after all, an engagement, no matter what form it takes in Japan: First of all, it doesn’t have the same legal force as an official marriage. Second, it doesn’t compare in any way to blackmail or organizing prostitution. This is just a cheap provocation, so pathetic - Iwabuchi turns from a...

On the other hand, this might not even be bad for the readers’ emotional state. After chapter 150, the process will turn into a routine “checking your work email” kind of thing. And the finale will be awaited more out of a sense of obligation rather than genuine intrigue.

It couldn’t be any other way 🙂 But it would be funny to see an alternative perspective of the plot for once - for example, a side story told from the old man’s point of view, where he’s trying to escape from Riki in a Shawshank Redemption-style breakout 😄

And how else is she supposed to behave, if time after time everything goes unpunished for her? Everyone around her is treated like children; the entire plot and the characters are deliberately constructed so that Rika, with her “dark” nature, is the only truly “adult” person there. This fits...

I didn’t deny the fact that Rika is in this city; rather, I was fantasizing about how exactly she got into this settlement and how interestingly these two moments could be connected-nothing more.

Sorry, I misunderstood you at first. If I were to connect these events, then… I would write a story like this: Rika cannot return to the settlement because of the hatred of the local residents. But what if she knows a lonely old man who had already suffered from brain disorders before, and she...

If you imagine that this is an 87-year-old man with senile dementia, then such a choice of clothing is not surprising; this old man’s mind has been in an isekai for quite a long time already.

Before giving in to the temptation to investigate the “intrigue” created by this author, it is first necessary to settle the terminology (I’m referring specifically to Rika’s “love”). For me, the true story (the very reason I once opened the first chapter) begins in the period after the travel...

This question has a fundamental constraint - Rika’s pregnancy. If it is genuine, then, due to his personal “beliefs,” Sousuke will not be able to inflict harm on her (physical or psychological) until this issue is resolved, and he will also clearly protect her from Satsuki’s overly harsh actions.

The very first video from Sousuke’s daughter’s school is also further elaborated on in the extra chapters. That’s where the line “Was it tasty? - Yes, it was very tasty.” comes from as well.

I’m more curious about what Misato will come up with to justify her failure - after all, her ass is in Riki’s hands. Will she really forget about that after Sousuke’s “motivation”? Or, more likely, we’re in for another “brilliant” plan by the heroes to outsmart the villain. At least it might be...

That’s exactly what I meant. My theory was that Shiho was “used” in order to steer the main character in the desired direction. From this point of view, the child doesn’t need to know the true motive at all. It’s enough to plant the idea in her mind that Sousuke himself wants to meet his mother...

Based on what we’ve seen in the work, Shiho didn’t grow up in the Yamada “family” in any real sense. Shiho has always been on her own. Sosuke is constantly busy with work, and until the current events he practically knew nothing about her. Throughout the entire story there isn’t a single...