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See, that's what I thought when I read that scene in chapter 2. You've got these dudes ridiculing this artists' work by shitting over one panel she drew and then Garyou steps in and changes the subject to help his fellow artist and avoid her getting distraught. But then, when reading it again...

She's definitely sexualized far more than the other two readers just by how her reaction is visualized (vfx sandwiched around her bottom half, excessive drooling, etc.), but I don't think the aim was to criticize people sexualizing others. I think the goal of this scene was partially to...

I like how Akira breaks when shown a little love. It serves to highlight how the world doesn't need to be dog-eat-dog. I was quick to write this off as another power-fantasy filled with fanservice, but there's a positive message in here after all. I hope Akira and Katsuya will grow and maybe...

Why do so many antagonists have to be written like over-the-top busybodies, desparately trying to prove how strong they are because they feel inferior? It's kind of grating. Meanwhile, Akira is getting stronger without having a rival or otherwise person he looks up to or envies. Boring.

It's a dog eat dog world, and you've got a main character who is very aware of that. He doesn't want to get involved with people, and he'll definitely not go out of his way to risk his neck to save someone he doesn't know. Problem is, you need to fill your quota of cute girls orbiting around...

Last page begs the question, what does a person who'd cut a man's penis off look like?

I know this is a weird time to draw a line the sand, given MC has gleefully slaughtered loads of people, but the levity with which this chapter treats rape means I've gotta drop this. Aliyah's basically treating what's about to happen to her as if she needs to mentally prepare herself for a...

Kinda weird to start buying clothers for a coworker you barely know. I get fashion's their industry, but still seems like a stretch. Yeah, of course he'd be embarrassed.

Mhm, that's supposed to qualify as a loss?

Betcha what the mom took there isn't the actual juice pack, but a different one.

A cartoon villain really is the last thing this series needed. I dread there's going to be a massive reliance on lack of communication as a means of driving the plot forward. Considering her fixation on his bag, did she plant the divorce papers?

Kinda annoying how we get some blatantly misogynistic line immediately followed up by "Oh gosh, I gotta leave before you can respond due to some emergency" three times in one chapter. I get there's important social commentary here, but not giving the mc the opportunity of biting back verbally...

Why's the age and gender of the author matter w.r.t. whether apply or not? Should all discussion or comparisons between fiction and reality cease if the author of said fiction is middle-aged and female? Are we only allowed to discuss the work of fiction superficially in that case? That seems...

But see that's the thing, he didn't say but instead the far more general line: I'll refer to this phrase as "the line" from here on. Family is included in the line. He doesn't mention family directly, but the line covers family as well, because it is so general in nature. The line claims that...

Would you be willing to elaborate?

Someone should tell these poor souls about this newfangled Electronic Mail thingamajig. Is the pleasant aroma the smell of the road after rain, or the not-yet-cemented-over flora after rain?

Good thing he was wearing a helmet!

I don't like this statement at all. If the implication is that people of the opposite sex will have ulterior motives because they'll be sexually attracted to you then this ignores gay and asexual people's existence. It also assumes that straight people will somehow necessarily be sexually...

Author just won't dare to give MC a challenge, will they? So boring.

So she gets to the next plot beat by being abducted over smirking at a sign? Kinda forced.