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@Firemorfox Now that I've read some chapters, there's one thing I can say: this story is not to be taken too seriously. It's just one big satire of the wuxia genre. Does that make the "versus" thing not relevant though? Can't say I'm sure about that.

Wuxia vs Super Heores, China vs US: who wins? Very subtle author, at least as most as gracious as an elephant. 😂

Wow, this is slow. And by that I mean very slow. See that description? Even at chapter 4, I'm still waiting for the "unfortunate love-comedy story" part, which means in 4 chapters, the only thing that was shown was "Manaka, a high school student boy who's secretly an otaku, is sitting behind his...

Sensei knows.

@Bakaman In my mind I call that manga "Hypocrisy: the manga". But I'm still reading it because I want to see how it will develop. Right now, I find it pretty stupid, but it might change. On the other hand, I think what the MC is going through could be a good training for a politician...

Yeah, no. Spoilers in the middle of a chapter are a very very very bad idea.

I know it's not D&D but here the main character should be a choatic good, but he's nothing like Drizzt Do'Urden, who's a famous chaotic good character in the Forgotten Realms. Right now, it seems to me to be more like a neutral than everything else. So what's the point of the alignment? I don't...

I will quote Chris victory words from The King of Fighters '98 because they are very fitting: "You make me laugh, chump Shiryu. And laugh. And laugh. And laugh."

@OniBarubary Although it's true Bjork plays in Dancer in the Dark, it's a movie by Lars von Trier, a danish director and one of the founder of the Dogme 95 movement. Breaking the Waves by him is also great. And also depressing.

TBH, I think Woojoon is just ignoring her because they don't want her to be bullied or to be the target of the other girl. They could also be trying their best to act like Hyun Soo to not arouse any suspicions. I don't think they really hates her or anything. And maybe, it's a good way for them...

@Darklight99 Yeah, I like the fact it is a realistic depiction of what it is to be in love when you're a teenager, all of the subtle hints, "Was she looking at me or not?", it's like a game of hide and seek, etc. I feel old now.

Senpai is hella strong. Might be the knockers, I guess.

I like the goddess, not as a "person", but as a "deity". She is pretty much like the gods from the greek mythology, they weren't all benevolent but sometimes kind to the ones they favored but also selfish and cruel to the rest. Some greek examples: Athena changed a woman because she was raped...

Oh? My favorite novel in a manga form! I have to read it. I don't have any hope that it will be as good as the original (which in my mind is a masterpiece), but I might be wrong.

Most of the time, horror mangas/manhwas, etc. don't really scare me but there's a tension in this one, I like that. I'm curious to see how it will develop.

@RyoSaeba @Xical I was gonna write something about how it's similar to Katsura Masakazu's style, but I'm a little late to the party it seems.

He say that he hates his job, the female teacher, his students but I understand that he hates them because he can't say that he likes them. It's his job, so it's not possible for him to acknowledge any feelings for them, so he hates it, and everything that comes with it. Or maybe not. I don't know.

@rymar It's in the ttitle, she has no taste.

@kurara I agree. The art is nice, it's just that the characters are normal, average.

Yep. Just what I was expecting fromt the comments, and special award to @YamiryuuZero and @supersaiyandoyle both for their ideas. Good job, people, you've made me laugh.