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just kiss her, no means yes

https://htmx.org/ imo it speaks for itself

it would be cool if he ended up with moeko. even though author would probably write the yamada breakup as basically due to her flaws (that would be the good part), but excuse her of them, and show her as maturing from the breakup, which would be bad, just reinforcing that story all women tell...

author wants me to care about and respect this character but made her a strong-single-mom-sexy-wine-aunt trope, repulsive, couldn't if i tried. the only good part of this arc is rie's cute loli noises in the anime but we don't even get that here ok, it IS cool that the seemingly one-note bad...

the whole dialectic in the comments is basically "oh no, he's coercing/manipulating her, that's bad" vs "no, he's just 'setting boundaries'". both are wrong. the term "setting boundaries" is always equivocal and dishonest, trying to frame something as neutral or equal which is always unequal...

you're focusing on how well it executes the aspects of the setting that became influential. that's fine; you're probably right that its setting is more cohesive than the average isekai fantasy. my problems with it aren't related to the setting: mostly awkward or inconsistent tone, and sometimes...

these characters come off so naturally precisely because they are following sex behavior patterns that everyone knows are very natural, even though many people deny it verbally. reverse the sexes in this manga, but keep the behavior the same, and it'd be really unnatural. anybody should be able...

this is great. this manga gets that men "do" while women "are," and men like watching women be, and women like watching men do. this manga also gets that the entire fucking appeal of girls that seem somehow unattainable is that you actually attain them in the end. great power dynamic. boys that...

that's unresponsive. i didn't say "people say this is original but it's unoriginal." i'm aware it was influential. i said "people say this is good but it's average," and half-heartedly tried to explain why, and it didn't have anything to do with originality.

ok faggot now kiss her anyway guys literally following her around like a puppy, asking permission for a whiff your only way out is to do something when she says "no" that's WHY she's saying no, because it feels weird when he's too passive

if a tiger could talk, we could not understand him

i don't understand why people treat this as better than the average isekai fantasy hard to articulate what's wrong with it. it takes some parts of itself more seriously and other parts less seriously, but the choice of which ones just feels strange like the author's autistic paul's cool though

cute finally an author that gets that in a proper male fantasy, the guy needs to lead the girl around by the nose, not vice versa. in a female fantasy too. only broken people like the other way, unless it's about teasing the potential future reversal like nagatoro

author really spent 25% of the chapter on full width spreads of the banging scene

much improved TL thanks

this is why schools ban eccentric makeup/dress schools shouldn't be co-ed in the first place

i'm suspicious of this translation. are we sure he didn't actually say "she's acting the same way they [humans] always have"?

next chapter he disciplines her for exposing her body to other men :hearts:

i have the solution the manga ended at chapter 13, and the chapters since then are oneshots with similar but different characters no need to thank me

so she shuts up, apologizes, and becomes submissive when you get physical with her? and that's being presented as part of her feminine appeal?? this manga's based