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It got really tiring and stale with Uruma being just an actor in Kyou's plays for a while now - he hasn't had initiative once since, I think, he killed the police officer. One might say that even him getting to all the other "subjects" was orchestrated by Kyou, since he initially gave orders not...

Sigh, MC just keeps being tormented. And she is obviously doing this on purpose - no girl would just let some guy randomly touch her all day for no reason. At some offices, the guy would have an HR meeting the very next day. Yako keeps being the only normal person, and the closer to FMC role...

what?

I also have that suspicion, based on the previous chapter - I thought she was Kanon's sister or twin though. But also with the host-guy calling her Kanon, I'm not completely sure. He may also call her that because that is what she wants to be called, instead of her real name, and she will freak...

Even if it's heartless and calculating, it feels like he has to bail. He is not equipped to solve any of her issues, and she also didn't even give him a chance to prepare himself and process it. This is the image that comes to mind when I think about his current situation:

Ah yes, the classic double-booking dilemma. What I find really unexpected in this story is that both of the girls feel like a completely viable love interest. At this point, I really can't root for either of them and I'm curious if the story will go into the predictable Miyahara route, or the...

Man, the guy was this close to being scared gay.

I feel bait-and-switch'ed. I wanted to know what the drama was about and see some progress, and they suddenly dropped a wholesome meet-the-family comedic chapter. I don't dislike it, but it feels totally out of place.

At first, I thought that 18 more pages wouldn't be nearly enough, but on second thought, this is a nicely completed story. I don't really feel a need for more.

I think I read an article a few years ago written by US expat working in a Japanese company. People were always looking at her weirdly for going home on time and not doing overtime, but they could never do anything to her, because she was done with all her tasks like 2 hours before the day was...

I think that's the author's intention - especially since this part of the plot is already resolved on the other end. It feels like all that's left in this story is the resolution for Niina, and the epilogue with a time skip.

Next level of "faint presence". I guess most MCs with it are shown in their teens, so the trait is not fully developed in them.

Thank god the author didn't play with us. Such reiwa energy, resolving the misunderstanding the very next day. It's almost as reiwa as repeating yourself after a train or fireworks interrupted you. I hope it's not 1-2 chapters from the conclusion - I really enjoy this work and would like to see...

Wow, can Nishina be any more sus? I don't think it's possible to act more suspiciously than she is now. Can't wait for her to backstab "Yo-chan" and be all self-righteous about it, because he didn't manage to save her from being raped 3000 years ago or some stupid shit. Can we hurry this along...

It's not about getting the number, it's about talking about getting the number. This was not the time to mention it (there wasn't really any need to explicitly mention it at all - it's not like you have to report every person you exchange contacts with), but he just blabs, hence he "never...

I'm sure they are ready for people like that, there will always be some in large fanbases. It's probably something along the lines of "I'm really sorry to hear that, we are and forever will be grateful for your support and hope that we can see each other again in the future". Unless the fan...

It's a regional thing. People will often be called by their title, rather than name. Especially in business, the title is crucial, and it can be accompanied by the name. So it's "Team Leader Machida", "Director Najima", "Representative Endou" etc. It's similar to how there is '-sensei' suffix...

You can't tell anything about ancestry without DNA test and a comprehensive DNA database, which even China doesn't have. Anyway, it's all already resolved in the very next chapter so the author just wanted to throw a sprinkle of anxiety in there.

The statute of limitations for those is 10 years AFAIK. Kidnapping her is also 10 years, which I assume is what he confessed to.

I still don't get what flagged them for such a thorough check. One would think that in China, especially in less industrialized areas, there would be plenty of cases of people being born with no proper documentation.