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That's definitely an asspull lmao

I usually hate edgelord shit but this was so hilariously bad it became good instead.

Lol, Albert Epstein. Thank you for the chapter and new sensei definitely looks sus.

Yeah, I specifically praised how the author managed to put all of those into just 1 chapter without anything feeling forced. Which to me could very well mean that this is one of those stories where MC turns out to be the biggest douchebag of them all but there was no way for us to tell before...

That's... ... ... Tons of very significant plot development out of nowhere in just 20 pages. Toraji is a divorcee he likely married very young to already have a teenaged kid in his 30s he likely divorced not that long ago his hot mangaka friend has a Clown Man suit his hot mangaka friend is...

That's quite nice after how tragic Chapter 1 was.

She got mad over being given a choice because she did not want to have to feel responsible at all. Like you said, it should have been her agency, and she seethed over it for 13 whole years because her logic at the time seems to be this: "hubby should make the choice so I can blame him for...

120% Team Megane here

I did lol

I'm getting the feeling that Kazumi lied to MC and Ichika isn't even his daughter. It's even possible that she is in an affair and the weird line rule is meant to make it much less probable for MC to discover any leftover evidence of it, depending on when that rule was first implemented. If it...

At first I kinda agreed with MC. "Nah, it's not really domestic violence, they just have a quirky house rule." Then Kazumi (the wife) goes on to demonstrate that if it was debatable whether it was domestic violence or not, it now definitely is lol.

That's an interesting development...usually in these kinds of stories the "try to stop the villain while also evading the authorities" sequence is always dragged over dozens of chapters. Which to me might hint that there is more than just one Clown Man, or perhaps the author is going the full...

That's pretty likely. I recently finished the mangaka's other work and in that manga, the MC was initially just a haunting victim, and ended up being revealed to be just as fucked up as the story's antagonist.

I noticed that the map of Japan got partially ripped from the wall starting from chapter 79. The bed and the room in general also look dirtier and unkempt. Perhaps it's meant to signify how Yuuma is at his last bits of sanity.

Thank you Shunga Lover for picking this back up.

With that kind of remark in a josei mystery title it's pretty obvious Akazawa is being set as a red herring. Not falling for that one, author.

say what you will about Kiyoto but he's got a point :clap:

Haruka herself was always a scumbag loser, too. She has always had a fetish for dudes like Murai, much like Murai himself has a stench fetish. Remember when he imagined having to lick Yamada's foot all the way back? He was about to have an orgasm lmao

OG Haruka was not really right in the head as well, turning into a demon + the demons' entire shtick being about consuming the worst kind of human trash possible might have amplified her "feelings" lmao. Just look at that childhood scene when she rants at him after shooing away the bullies, only...

The manager, who seems to still be fully human, was a nice contrast to half-demon Murai and the actual demon girls. This is why traitors are more dangerous than your actual enemies. This chapter also satirizes the entertainment industry which IMO is the main message from the author.