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Hah. Suzuki seems to have a clear grasp of the reality of how women think in this world. And he's somewhat tsundere. Oh, and it's confirmed that Satou is objectively good-looking... that makes the female characters' behavior a little less crazy.

I'm glad to see I'm not the only one who just went "uh..." at the way their romance collapsed. Just because he didn't want to see her boobs and wouldn't say he loved her or commit to a romantic relationship with her, she never again visited her dying childhood friend for the remaining 5 years...

I'm guessing she did know it was Christmas, and was just briefly pretending to not know so that she could gauge his reaction, then decided to basically declare her intentions to him after he indicated he was receptive to dating her...? That's how I'm interpreting it, but I dunno.

Initially, I wanted the character interactions to be a little bit more realistic. But I thinking I'm starting to embrace the over-the-top-ness... At first, the way in which "moral reversal" was implemented seemed totally unrealistic compared to the genre's progenitor Teisou Gyakuten Sekai (not...

I did like how Kirei Cake did it a while ago, when they just showed off a handful of new art pieces done by the artist at the end of each chapter, but presently, the amount they tack on is kind of excessive. I don't think manga readers should be expected to click through various rough sketches...

At last, I feel like I'm reading a proper isekai... Nothing screams it like the MC being the one person in the world who has the courage to shake a beautiful girl's hand, and receiving her eternal love in response. (I know I'm mocking the genre a bit here, but I'm honestly a fan of it, it's just...

Yeah, this is even a specific ability that they mentioned all the executives having.

Welp, Negi made me like this sociopathic otaku. By introducing an invader executive who has massive heroine energy, though also a sociopath. Sadly, I expect her to disappear in sparkles at the end of this arc, since Angel came back.

Going to have to wait until chapter 2 to see what I think of this one, I guess.

Just two pages, but I loved them... I honestly find this sexier than the Fanbox sex scenes.

So in this serialization, the first time she saw him wasn't when they bumped into each other and had slo-mo reactions to each other's picturesque appearances... already a major improvement over the original web manga. That, and the fact they have more personality. Going to be cautiously...

Endearing and funny characters, immediate character growth, no drawn-out misunderstandings, physical intimacy, realistic romantic interactions, everyone's chill about their relationship with no drama or angsty love triangles... This manga avoids everything I usually dislike about girl's love...

So Kiku was just a mid-boss.

WTF... I was expecting a typical majime x gyaru romance, not... supreme levels of mutual idiocy.

This line was bothering me a LOT (just like most people here) so I went and looked it up in the raw: Basically, the translator messed up. It's not like it's easy to localize, but localizing it as "have sex" is DEFINITELY not good. She uses the word 性春 which is a homonym for 青春; they both...

Sadly, that's how it seems... If there were any indications the girls had a horny side, I feel like we'd have a chance to see something happen, but... I feel like they are just going to treat him like their spiritual leader and that will exist as the incontrovertible core of all plot...

On a side note, all the comments in this thread before page 4 were posted before the epilogue was scanlated. I can understand them. I think I'd be even more upset if the epilogue didn't exist.

The popularity poll forgot to list #0, chapter 118. ...Well, joking aside, the bittersweet-ness of chapter 45 probably has an edge over this one, to me. I was hoping I would see on there chapter 55 where Frieren and Fern team up against shadow Frieren... I often reread that chapter just...

Hinata and the imouto are my favorites, though Miku is kind of amusing too (reminds me a bit of class rep from Negima). Any other good moral reversal manga like this besides the obvious (I know all the ones with Teisou Gyakuten in the title)? I don't mean ones with matriarchal societies or just...

I was skeptical when people said that the changes from the novel were big, thinking that they were over exaggerating what I'd heard about how the childhood friend was being handled in an abbreviated way... But now that I started to read the novel and compare them, it's amazing how basically...