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I don't know how I went so long in life without encountering this "end declarative statements with a question mark" technique.. That aside, the point of me saying "women are women" isn't to refute a statement you didn't make, but rather challenge the idea of the tomboy as the "incidental...

If this is "comedy", then your tragedies must put ancient Greek poets to shame.

Why do people do that? Why do they make declarative statements, and then append a question mark to the end of it even though they weren't asking a question? I've seen it in English, too. I used to think it was a young-adult-woman-on-Tumblr-or-Twitter thing, but no, apparently it's a feature in...

"[ningen] come out of nowhere just to hate"

But this doesn't start off as a romance. Getting fed on by a succubus isn't something that's intrinsically romantic or intrinsically leads to romance, and she clearly isn't trying to feed on him for romantic reasons. That's why I tried inverting this premise like you presumably thought yourself...

LMAO

I know how it ends, too. I'm trying to read it, trying to figure out if it actually lives up to the anti-hype that led to its title being verbed. That's the reason I find it odd that you're implicitly characterizing Rin as developing into-- in effect-- a succubus feening over Daikichi's seed...

This is the most "choroi" character I've seen yet. ...look, I'm two chapters in that joint, and even I can tell that's Mr. Fantastic levels of stretch.

At least Nagatoro was encouraging Naoto to become a better artist from the start-- this one just wants the protagonist to play with her at the detriment of everything else in his life. She's like a "woman who ruins men/spoils men/makes useless men" but she doesn't even have resources to spoil...

"If she had something worth liking, I wouldn't have wanted to break up with her." Not untrue, but consider: you wouldn't have wanted to go out with her in the first place if she didn't have something worth liking. There could be an interesting story to be told if they had similar mindsets but...

It also cratered his IQ, thus his being in this van driven by a crazy woman

I keep telling you guys, she was Chainsaw Man's old flame in Hell

why'd they get in the van

No, I think it's very much possible to make someone mentally ill and put the "mentally ill" label over it. (that's a joke aimed at the modern "ping-pong-y" sense of tsundere)

call me "the little [ningen] that would"

No, but I was talking about the manga.

He felt cold, or he's trying to get cold? (I'm asking because the French scanlation has it in about the latter manner.)

"The height of consent is 5'5'', Igarashi." I don't think this manga has any erotic contemplations whatsoever. The manga made it clear that he saw her as someone whose personality he'd like his hypothetical child to have... in Chapter 1. Even then, he reacted non-negatively to her proposing...

That reminds me: I still need to read Usagi Drop...

imagine calling a singular police officer on the monarch of the world's evil