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I'm reminded that she said that her body (well, her breasts-- this was after she asked if he wanted to cop a feel) was "also [his] property" (ch. 100, p.12).

But such a fascinating one. Nanomachines.

I don't think you backtracked enough of that conversation. Someone else was asserting that she indeed spoke of liking him for him and not his body, and that's why it doesn't make sense that she "converted" him into a being that will no longer bear what she liked of him. I'm arguing, in...

If it didn't work, they'd have stopped doing a long time ago. ...I mean, I guess. The mangaka could do just that even with the new girl, and I'm sure there'd still be complaints about a new rival-type character regardless of when she appeared. Like... at the same time? ...look, she's a big girl.

No, I'm referring to Haru listing out her reasons for liking Class Rep* in chapter 19. The reasons she gave were as deep as a girlfriend experience-type ASMR RP meant to cater to an arbitrary number of people, and only one of the things she mentioned was his "personality"-- even then, she never...

Without ever elaborating on what that meant. The mention itself was swamped in a series of superficialities.

Hamita really decided to bring his style of "what the fuck"-tier endings to Big Manga, and he even decided to bring it to most chapters of this manga. I think that's what I liked the most about this work. On the contrary, most of the stuff she liked about him that she listed in chapter 19 (cf...

She said "wait up", not "stop"-- and that was the only dialogue in the second of the three panels under the panel with the scream (which show they were at it the entire day, meaning they had multiple rounds). Before that, she gave up on talking him out of it before they started. After it all...

Along with the fact that they're both conscious and not physically or mentally incapacitated (or, at least, Uzaki wasn't physically incapacitated), none of the characters are describing or otherwise reacting to it as if it were rape. Also, your reaction betrays you. What the hell is "glad that...

Condom for what? Water?

It didn't fall on the floor, and she probably would have ate it herself, so he has a (legitimate) point.

He didn't say that it was his fault, but that she was crying because of him. And she was. Pedantry aside, I'm sure he's just trying to be considerate. Their senpai-kouhai relationship is heavily colored by her romantic affection for him. Wait, did-- did you make this comment on the wrong manga?

I refuse to believe a mangaka killed themselves because of creative differences re: an anime live-action adaptation, or even bad reactions to her open displeasure (it's impossible that nobody was on her side). I'm not even willing to buy that it was the straw that broke the camel's back. What...

What an earnest writer.

This chapter left a strong impression on me. Aside from the iconic spreads where she digs into him, Shinba imagining how Hizumi was as a high school student was intriguingly framed-- there's the accents of cinema (with the film border at the start of the sequence), and it doesn't have an...

For me, I find it ridiculous (but not in a "boring" way, just a baffling way). Literally-- not figuratively, literally every woman of note that Denji has encountered has (or, hopefully in Nayuta's case, has had) some ulterior motive in associating with Denji that puts his life in danger by...

At the end, she didn't deny her mother's claim of him being her boyfriend.

I believe they call it "kino". The Japanese are not a very direct people.

It does, in fact. Nothing else I said relies on the supposed idea that I'm refuting a claim (that you didn't make) of the two languages being dialects. You also explicitly stated that the Russian in this chapter could have been translated as Ukrainian. It cannot, not really. I've described the...

Nor did I claim that you claimed such-- the dialect talk was specifically about Cantonese and Mandarin. Regardless, "very similar" implies a similarity around what one would normally think about when they hear "dialect", and claiming that the Russian in this chapter could have been translated as...