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No, 'cause he said to the first one that whichever she chose, he'd have engraved as a present--so he didn't give it to her right then. That let him present both rings to the other girl. Dunno what he would have done if they both picked the same ring. Ninomiya-sensei always does the most...

Nice to see the Vary Epik Grewp back in action lately.

An unparalleled knight, huh? If he's willing to act as an assassin for you, he ain't much of a knight at all.

Some of those guys need to learn to be more gullible. When Jin is infiltrating your base and gives a threadbare excuse, shrug and accept it. Gullible is a survival trait here.

Lil' bro may be reading Capital as an antidote to this effect happening when he's around his sister.

It's important to work on those hard-to-reach areas.

Her costume was lewd, and very nice, but it also let us know something unexpected about her taste in underwear (unless that too was part of the outfit)

You go that elaborate and only give it to one guy, it doesn't matter how shy and dissembling you are about the handover, it's honmei chocolate.

It's comforting and comfortable and sweet. Romantic progress is very slow . . . really, VERY slow . . . but it is there. If you're willing to read a comfy slice of life that spends a LOT of time geeking out about miso soup, with romance as an occasional bit of spice, you'll like it. If you...

It would seem those antigovernment forces just made a slight tactical error.

I kinda haven't paid close enough attention to remember . . . there's a backstory that gives some kind of meaning to that last rant, right?

It seems very apt that this should be scanlated by an outfit called "HyperFluffyPuppy". Thanks for stepping up!

No idea. She gave him freaking honmei chocolate and it made no impression on his neutronium skull. I swear they're going to be married with children and he'll be saying "No, she doesn't like me that way, she wanted a reliable sex friend and sperm donor."

So it's totally obvious what she wants . . . which means it will turn out that isn't it at all. Yet.

You know, I fundamentally have a soft spot for these totally-menacing-looking but sweet-hearted guys stories, and they're often paired with sort of mousy girls and that's fine. Normally I'm totally into that kind of series. But this one . . . isn't very good. The character designs are good...

I took it as training in how to be assertive enough to say "No, please stick around and listen to what I have to say" when Ako avoids him, because he keeps trying to talk to her and she keeps running away (for a totally different reason from what he has in mind) and he's too mild-mannered to try...

She doesn't grow or age . . . Is Mimi actually, you know, alive?

Have to agree with all that, but considering how hard-SF the whole thing is I'm amazed it got done as a manga at all, and considering the nature of adaptations in general I'm amazed that the differences are as small as they are. I actually think it was a better novel than some of his later...

Names are looking good to me so far; pretty sure Hunt, Danchekker and Sorensen are right. Thanks for picking it up! By the way, the original is a really good novel, and this manga adaptation is really surprisingly faithful.

And once again, a manga third wheel character investigates the question, "Can anyone really be this much of an entitled idiot?"