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...do they even sleep in the same room?

It has to be spelled out as an implicit override of the first and second Veranda rules.

Augh, come back to this out of despair, get excited to see new updates, realize they were many months ago and we're probably not going to get more-

Really enjoy how they just start dating without having to go through a Confession.

Wow, an almost-kiss and it's not even chapter 10 yet? Truly Reiwa is a glorious era. It's so nice reading a Japanese romance that doesn't have to build up to a Confession moment.

I think this is the first time I've seen the girls get chewed out for harassing a girl with the breast-fondling trope, much less by the male lead!

It's also one of the first, in terms of major popularity. It and Bakarina were getting fan translated at around the same time. As has been argued in earlier comment threads, Bertia has had the better staying power because of this dynamic.

Honestly if she would just explain she sleeps in another room because she's afraid she would get too horny if they slept in the same bed, how they first met, etc etc he'd be a lot more confident in their relationship. I mean it might take a few tries because any of that is kind of crazy, but...

I think we can all agree that the scenes where one half of a couple leaps to the assumption the other might be cheating on them when seeing their significant other hanging out with someone else tends to be pretty irritating. I'll cut our guy here some slack though, if only because their...

It's very true. Bakarina is a lovable black hole who unfortunately sucks all the individuality and vitality of her friends into the event horizon of her omni-harem, leaving only husks burning with comedic jealousy in the accretion disk. It's very fun the first time around but because the...

No offense, but dyed hair, piercings, and long nails is what Japanese people would consider a Gyaru.

That's how you know she's elderly at heart, she really only hears what she wants.

...I mean, whatever floats your boat, but what a strange reaction to great character development. The series has really been growing so much more interesting than the chaff.

I have to admit I kind of just passed over his reaction to the disorganized records and his mental method for reorganizing it as just a character quirk until you mentioned autism, and now it feels very noticeable.

He is by Japanese standards.

To be honest I keep wondering if this is Kaoru Mori operating under a pen name, this art screams her style and her obsession with Bunny Girls is a matter of record.

Was this machine translated?

I said it as a joke at first but this comic makes a lot more sense (and also just becomes a lot funnier) if she's trans and baffled by how the Japanese are too stupid to realize she's outed herself when she has to stamp her deadname on every document. In english speaking countries there's...

OMG, it's always so funny looking at Japanese authors completely misunderstand basic Christian customs. "Baptismal name" as this exotic thing when it would just be her given first name...not only that it's Elijah. :kek: I'm trying to construct a plausible scenario in my head for this...MAYBE...

That's highly realistic though.