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I like this but the premise is kinda dumb. They are both working adults and neither one of them is in a superior/subordinate position they are simply co-workers, so why does she care so much if anyone finds out?

@doppler First off I want to say that I don't really have a problem with what you are offering so much as how you are offering it. On that end you will definitely receive thanks and appreciation from me, especially considering that you are going out of your way to post these things when you...

@doppler Hahaha, good luck with that one boyo! You're on the Internet, either grow a spine or learn to ignore it like everyone else. @banjomarx Yeah I find that most people aren't fond of having arbitrary and patronizing dictates thrust upon them by someone apparently too sensitive to suffer...

Summons a dragon girl to be friends with him while living in his house. Something tells me they’re not gonna stay “Friends” for very long.

Hopefully there are also wizards somewhere in this world of mythical creatures, otherwise I don’t see how exactly this relationship works out. This manga is pretty much the very definition of the Hamster-Banana meme. I hope she’s right about not being fragile.

You gotta admit he cleans up real nice. The only problem is that they are still in high school. So exactly where the hell is he gonna take her for a date that would require anything more than casual attire?

Hmmm, how curious that she has a <3 beside Komura’s name in her phone.

@Jebsu Indeed, though I was mostly referring to her habit of taking her frustration out on him for future events that he has no way of predicting or anticipating. Like her getting mad when he just happened to meet her on the street one day by chance. She's simply been afraid of interacting with...

This is good progress. She's actually communicating with him now instead of getting mad at him for trivial things that only she can see and that are beyond his control.

Gotta say I'm not a linguist but I've never once ever heard a guy refer to himself as "petite", in fact I'm almost positive that it has for the most part always been a female only adjective due to its french origins as romance languages have gendered nouns and adjectives; sorta like "el niño"...

I'm genuinely curious now of whether she ran away because she got scared by the jumpscare, or because it looked like something indecent was happening inside the box.

@Dipuc4Life Honestly I'd say the only thing she likely inherited from her dad was his toughness and fighting spirit. Goro Aizawa would have been far too chicken to pull on Akemi, what Tomo tried to do with Jun on Christmas Eve.

@criver Not saying I don't believe you, but where I come from "Passive Aggression" is the preferred weapon of choice. You must know some exceptional women. The whole problem with talking it out with your partner, and this situation in general is that Tomo is not Jun's partner, or significant...

@Exile But Jun already knows exactly why she is mad, she believed they were dating the entire time, she even yelled at him saying so, therefore Jun should know full well she's mad at him because he was essentially leading her on. Though since you still believe Jun to be innocent in all this...

@Exile Except that this is the exact opposite, Tomo isn't playing any games. In fact I feel that she's pretty tired of Jun's shit at this point. The whole reason Jun wouldn't ask Tomo out, deflected, ignored, and avoided her, was because he felt he wasn't worthy enough to ask her out without...

@kn1000a I honestly wouldn't rule that out as a possibility just yet. It seems that she either switched personalities with Aileen since she became a morally good and upstanding character when our MC reincarnated as her and the story needs a villainous character, or she is also someone who also...

Woah! Speed Scanlator!!!

@FranKING Hmm? The first chapter absolutely establishes that as a concept that both Shirogane and Shinomiya wholeheartedly believe in. None of the other students seem to of course, but both of the MC's very much believe in that supposed stereotype for a good portion of the manga.

@Nermie01 Even in Western society we have the concept of a dominant and submissive partner, the cultural aspect comes more from japan's overly superstitious culture, that (possibly?) spawned the belief that whoever confesses first will become the submissive partner. Yes, it's silly and...

@Nermie01 The only thing you really need to be "focusing on" per se is the fact that you don't seem to like it, and that's ok, it's just not for you. Manga like Prison School and Shomin Sample were pretty popular too at one point or another. Plenty of people enjoyed those series but I...