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So in the end Hibiki got plot armor to save his life again, yet unfortunately, it's because another guy popped in rather than his sister actually being alive or him actually personally stepping up in some way. In any case, I'm hoping that the foreshadowing about D taking the stage here means...

This whole arc kind of feels like its main role is to briefly resolve a bunch of character arcs so that the story can move on to properly resolving the arcs for its essential characters... Part of me theorizes that's the reason that Sesera died before there was any real meaning to her yandere...

Chapter's so short it didn't even arrive at the opening teaser's scene yet... well, it's good so far, at least. Most types of "slave harem" manga/novels don't interest me. There's... 1. Straightforward slave harem like the eponymous one, where MC casually buys slaves or is a Maou who enslaves...

@jkassinger To clarify, I don't dislike that Haru's psychology is part of the story, that's been the case from the beginning, I'm just saying that I dislike this arc which ultimately revolves around his selective amnesia, which I think is a dumb plot device. On top of that, I want a deranged...

Well, ever since the author introduced this plot device where Haru can't form memories of things that lack impact, I've thought it was kind of dumb and been hoping that the corresponding Chekhov's gun gets fired so that the story can ideally move past it... though I'm not sure if that's...

I had to reread this repeatedly before I noticed that in the one panel her left foot is making contact with his crotch. I do feel like the overall depiction of events is probably still missing something due to censorship... hmm.

I didn't expect that twist, and was definitely amused...

Hmm, I'm afraid that, just like the recent blatant foreshadowing indicated, they're gonna use this serialization to establish a cliche character arc in which the MC "fixes" the female lead by healing some trauma she has about being abandoned. Same with the confined by a high school girl...

Some of the excerpts in the final page's advertisement for the next volume show scenes from upcoming chapters. I'm hyped...

A long time ago, I sort of expected Hibiki to have some kind of crazy character development where he somehow made his ideals work, in some weird way, and shocked everyone. Now I'm just thinking, the price of his character development had better not be his sister's death...

Just what this manga needed, a "friend" whose purpose is to guilt and shame the reader avatar.

Well... I guess I'll continue to give the author the benefit of a doubt despite these new developments, since he's at least maintaining the theme of Kisaki supremacy.

Lol. I'm not really a fan of this revelation that supposedly he can't remember any past events unless they connected him emotionally. That's such a vague standard, but the readers can't really follow properly exactly what facts he recalls about his relationship with Kisaki. I wish they had...

Highly based...

Judging from the rating, I'm in the minority, but I liked this better than the original manga which was full of infodumps. The dog's collar being cut off symbolizes letting go of its past... it can now choose how it wants to live, and it chooses to follow Yoshika. This is also a kind of...

He actually thought she might be talking about a different person who confessed to her...? And she's not even going to be direct in her response? That's the most we'll get for the final chapter? Truly a "the moon is beautiful, isn't it?" culture we have here.

How to make it easy to close the distance with a tsundere: give her the habit of accidentally blurting out "it's not like [explanation for her behavior]!" (And of course, let the male properly hear it instead of reacting with "Eh, what did you say just now?")

This police officer side character dude is me.

Not sure what Kisaki is thinking... But it does seem that she has some specific intentions related to the way that she initiated a change in him. Avoiding the kiss, and the way she subconsciously reacted to the mention of how he'd changed, ought to be part of that... Maybe it's something like...

Welp, comments from novel readers made me worried about the direction of this manga. I wonder if the author has said anything that would indicate this kind of change might happen...? Or is this just totally out of the blue? If the author is somehow involved in this change, I'm okay with it. But...