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Uncomfortable implications considering one 'participant' clearly wants to be anywhere else. From the start this comic is trying to get away with a lot of questionable depictions of minors and interpretations of consent with the excuse of "witches be crazy".

It seems the premise is that the MC is a lying scumbag. He sees women as convenient ATMs whom he'll have to abandon once they catch on he doesn't have any long-term relationship plans with them. Compensated dating, but without telling your customer that you're in it purely for the money I guess...

Not sure what a sunny scent would be. Never got close enough to the sun to sniff it.

Was thinking the same thing.

Ah yes, 'diplomacy', where one side has zero leverage, but showcases their caring nature by immediately trying to off themselves somehow believing this would serve as some form of exchange for the lives of other people despite the opposite side already having their life in their hands, and the...

Can someone explain what this panel does? It seems this last statement is the catalyst that pushes Isshiki to find Ayano after all, but I don't see why. He's been dodging any inquiry regarding whether he harbors feelings for Ayano, but this statement somehow convinces him to do the thing that...

They're in their late-twenties, gosh. I also like these dorks, wanna see where this goes.

I can only guess at what's got all the spoiler discussion people talking, but I hope you don't let it bum you out too much. Personally, I've been skipping over all the spoiler-marked messages and have not had anything spoiled to me, although the volume covers do vaguely suggest a number of...

See when he says "I also want to have a pure love with Ono-san." I don't think there's any subtle messaging or complex symbolism there. I think he's gunning for her. Seems like he's particularly interested in people who are 'taken'. Ono passes it off with "???" because she's the typical...

Might sound a little cruel, but maybe Mita should abandon some of these responsibilities. She's not the one who put her siblings on this planet. Whilst it may not be nice to her siblings, ultimately it should be her parents' responsibility to fund them. Sure, her family won't be nice to her over...

The irony here is that despite Minori's intentions, she's going to be bringing Isshiki & Ayano closer together, or at least will force them to acknowledge that there's something going on between one another. It's a very typical development in a lot of romcoms/romdramas: When the status quo is...

Someone's about to get roped into politics! Careful, Uruchika, you don't know what you're in for!

Like I get that it's embarrassing to step in and the person you're trying to help clarifies that nah, they're actually fine and not in need of any rescuing, but she did very clearly indicate a few times that she's not up for it. Even if it's possible that she'll pass that off as acting or...

I think what Niyama is trying to tell Yamagishi is that he never tried to understand the person he thought he was in love with. He assumed Iida held all these 'pure' values based on her reticent nature, and when he was confronted with the fact that she is curious about sex and is willing to...

Are you're referring to Iida when you say "that horrible woman"? Iida did nothing wrong though. Yamagishi made assumptions about what her values are and got upset with her when she didn't conform to those assumptions. He put her on a pedestal and then started seeing her as trash when it turned...

Even though I should really expect it at this point, the obligatory naked lady panel in each chapter never fails to surprise me. How do they manage to come up with a reason, no matter how far-fetched, every time?

If that wasn't the right way of going about things then what would have been? I don't think any amount of talking to Tork would have convinced him to stop discriminating between nobles & commoners. Kinda weak how that attitude doesn't get called out. Ideally, any form of conflict can be ended...

Guess Almark did not start the fight after all. I'd like to think it's offset by the fact that he did it to repay the debt he owes Wendy.

I get the message here. It's not good enough for Yutaka to rely on Tsumiki without her relying on him as well. They need to be able to depend on one another. That said, this seems to be a terrible way of conveying this message. Ultimately Yutaka's putting at least his own health, possibly also...

Based on the volume covers it seems we can expect the next three volumes (and maybe some of this volume, judging by the current plot progression) to cover this school arc. I'm so sick and tired of this. There's so many comics that have their setting in high-school, going through the usual...