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...she's projecting her need to breed on her students?

Collective psychosis finds a way. Denji personally cooked Makima. Possibly had her sliced up under-the-table with Kishibe, too.

"Save her? How can you do that without your legs?" That was unnerving. Also, scope how they said that they had "Right Leg 26" and were preparing to get "Right Leg 27". Either that was a translation error, Denji has two right feet, or they're purposefully letting him regenerate just to...

"Fluid bonding" sounds like something off Mass Effect-- what the hell compels someone to come up with such an abstract name for normal sex? It's like someone trying too hard to divorce the concept of procreation from even "unprotected" sex-- which is normally had for procreative purposes...

Unlike American youth, I think the Japanese understand that the purpose of grooming is to psychologically condition the child to be exploited while they are still a child, and that it involves a systematic social and economic isolation of the child such that they can only rely on the groomer.

Last time on: I Can't Do That With My Former Student!: "WHY MY PP HARD" After page 12, I now have a grave need to see this woman "lose" to Shou's efforts. I almost wanted to see the former student at least compete, too (mostly for the lols), but reading the last two panels on page 12 brought...

After 15 chapters of this, that's more "wishful thinking" than naïveté.

Legal ch-- that's a fox.

>This Tsundere Loli Fox Girl I'm sure somebody enjoys this, but it isn't really for me-- >Hag UUUUUUUUUUUUUOOOOOOOOOH

this relationship is built on a foundation of lies (but it's funny)

If I don't know anything about Highschool DxD, then the only thing I can do is take your word for it. Otherwise, your example is nothing but a namedrop that has zero value to me. As I opened with, though, you were responding to a position I never took.

Whatever you say-- you wouldn't even tag me for this comment clearly responding to me.

Your initial argument was literally just "the writing is bad". Even if I supposed that your original two thoughts were connected, you still didn't grasp the core of the work back then. Supposing your assessment is credible, how does this impede the purpose of the story? Are you just realizing...

I absolutely did not claim that this is a "type of story" that's "recognized as unambitious". I have at least implied that the "ambition" of the author was to make wish fulfillment involving male heroism inviting obsessive female love. My argument has all along been that the story itself...

In the first place, I'm not concerned about whether or not this is "normal". I never speak to that, in fact. I'm arguing that it's unabashedly what it is, and that it went above and beyond to telegraph what it was to the reader. You're not winning me with those examples, either-- I follow Mato...

I agree, which is why I'm not arguing it's a problem of "genre"-- it's a problem of you belting out two-dimensional critique clichés entirely independently of the standards and intentions that the work sets for itself. What you wrote is right out in the open: you specifically complained that...

It doesn't have to be "exactly what [you] said". You are willingly on the eighth chapter of this manga, complaining about some "the writing is bad". Meanwhile, what this story was going to be like, was telegraphed to you in the first chapter. You are the guy that goes to McDonald's and then...

All that, and even now, the Japanese are principally concerned about the Japanese market. Their success metrics are preeminently domestic, and the way they interpret them is likewise inclined. The sensitivities of the American Western market wouldn't factor into this getting an anime adaptation...

Is the WN or LN this explicit? I ask because, prior to this manga entry being made, I stumbled upon one of Myon's other works (it's about a female college student that becomes enamored with a male high school student in a "yandere" kind of way-- it's about as indulgent as this story), and there...

I didn't register that this was seinen until now. That explains a lot. I like how Rentarou's affection for Kishika was framed as an acceptance of both her strength and weakness. Almost carried me through her age regressing... and then she decided to get horny. While still being age regressed...