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I mean, on one hand it's a bit sudden and convenient--oh looky, a new campus opening and we just happened to notice at the psychological moment! On the other hand . . . really, what are the chances that whatever kind of education you're looking for in Japan can't be found in Tokyo?

I think it's intended to appeal to a certain kind of otaku. Somewhere like a cross between making self-insertion easier and pandering to the kind of people who hate it when their idols have a boyfriend. The male lead is made so generic and self-effaced that (a) it's easy to imagine it as being...

--She wants to be the girlfriend --She has been inching towards this position, in effect, with no obvious competition on the horizon --This girl shows up and seems awfully close to her girl --Not jealousy, you say? I get the distinction you're drawing. I don't buy that it applies to this case.

Very hot. But at the same time . . . that's not a cat.

Oh my god, she's a smoker! That's a nope. Oh, and, yeah, that other stuff, whatever.

I saw what you did there. :D

Her: "Are you seeing anyone?" Him: "No, I'm blind, how could I see anyone?"

Yeah, I was thinking "If I was that guy, I'd have totally given in at the first chapter".

Far as I can make out, he's playing along to see what happens and to find out what his subordinate, dickhead, thinks he's doing.

To the contrary. If she hadn't let her manipulation escape its bounds again, our heroine might never have gotten back with our, um, hero. Now I think we can be pretty sure she'll make a break for it. Thank you for being meddling and controlling and insufferable, mom! Couldn't have moved the...

This is a sort of odd series but I quite like it, so I'm glad to see another chapter.

I've rarely seen a triangle get so thoroughly destroyed in the very moment of its creation.

Y'know, normally I'd say if someone is busy trying hard to be cool, they're already not cool. But I have to say that's such a perfect answer--"Why do you want to become cool?" "Because it's cool!" Zen!

He's rich. He doesn't care.

When your peers are horrible little creeps like that, it's better to be an outcast than to have to conform to their nasty little world.

He seems a bit Chuuni.

The title says "Secret Love" but if anyone around them has half a brain I don't think it's all that secret by now.

This is really quite good. I notice this kind of realistic slice-of-life stuff tends not to get a big audience . . . pity.

Wait . . . girl with abusive boyfriend is the same person, just in the past, as girl with bust? I've been assuming all this time it was just same-face syndrome; I hadn't even noticed there was a time shift. Guess I haven't been paying that close attention to this one. Agh, now I should go...

Well, all in all, I'd have to say there's a case for picking the girlfriend that didn't push you down the stairs and tell you you deserve to die. I mean, maybe that's just me.