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She need to at least steal his virginity for a true meaningful ending, simple confession is too lame for an ending.

Someone familiar with the lore please spoil me the possible resolution for this

I'm very confused, in the first chapter it was stated that he is going to move when entering grade 10, but in this chapter they are already in highschool, that's grade 10 at the very least, so why hasn't he move away then?

Test

sounds like every gods ever

Do we have a previous case of something like that happening after the face has been shown?

I think i heard that there is a planned "second season" for this manga, is that still the case?

What a ride this series is! Also i expect both of the girls to end up going out with each other by the end. I think i need to go on a yuri diet for a while.

Can't believe i missed the most important part. Yes, i'm talking about male student

Is this the first named student we ever see or did i miss someone?

Welp, this manga just got much creepier

When i read the word "hiatus", i expect a long period without any release at all. Isn't a break of just one or two release usually just called "break" instead of "hiatus"?

me at the start of page 3 : THAT'S A PENIS! reading the rest of the page : oh, it's just a tail opening the next page : THAT'S A PENIS!

How nice of them to help him finish his mission

IT'S INSIDE FOR REAL NOW!!

I'm going to be honest here. No matter how cute this chapter is, Naoya still get himself another GF just minutes after resolving the "i don't want to be two-timed" thing with Saki.

I can't even remember the last time he got mentioned.

no Nonono is 4 の, four eyes is how glasses wearer are sometimes referred to.

Pretty sure the english word also originally means "thing that moves"

Lycoris radiata or red spider lily, the flower shown in page 35, has a meaning of lost memory, never to meet again, and abandonment in japanese flower language (according to wiki). Seeing the theme and story of the manga, i think it's safe to say that Lycorice's name did refer to the flower...