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I don't think they were making any kind of claim on whether tsunderes are a good or bad trope. They just noted that tsunderes get a lot of flack for being taken seriously instead of being acknowledged as exaggerations (which can be said of many tropes).

Well I couldn't have been more wrong lol

I imagine the sister is bullying FL-chan because she won't accept her brother's confession? That or the sister is a yandere brocon

That's legitimately dangerous. The thumbtacks could fall in her eyes, and then there's a justifiable lawsuit. What are these idiot bullies thinking?

Damn. The way this girl's classmates are treating her reminds me of Nao in Tale for the Time Being. I really hope she gets some help, and that MC-kun realizes what she's dealing with and can be a safe space for her

Poor girl.

Am I the only one who thinks his "revenge" is a bit much? Yeah, she spilled milk on him, but she was like 10 at the time, and likely knows better now. Throwing liquids at people in high school just shows a lack of maturity imo.

The way I read it, it was like @aldein said, where he just didn't notice what direction he was running in and fell onto the tracks (would be more believable if it was a truck that hit him on the street but w/e). Edit: nvm, I just read the chapter title

Sauce?

What was it called (the veranda romance and the OL romance)?

That's the confession/dating culture in Japan. Don't like it? Then don't read Japanese manga.

You trippin'. Her bangs are adorable. Go read something else if you hate the artstyle.

I mean, there are usually biological/psychological effects that prevent these things (regardless of blood relation). So something is definitely (literally) wrong with their brains.

It's a home economics class, as in home ec. It's basically a class on how to take care of a household. So you learn things like cooking and taxes.

She already did!!! Iirc it was in the chapter when she shaved his eyebrows.

They're literally the engine at this point. No way the ship would go anywhere without that direct intervention

I think Akutsu coming into the room in only her underwear is her finalizing her "resolve," so to speak, to have seggs w/ Ooyama (because it serves to invite him to initiate something).

Thank you for all your hard work!!

Worse. A handhold.

The Japanese equivalent is alluded to in the ending bubble: she doesn't want to cut their red cloth(ribbon) of fate. It's also called a red string of fate sometimes, or a red thread of marriage. It's an East Asian belief which symbolizes a fated connection between two soulmates/fated lovers...