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@mage_goo: I understand getting surprised, but normal adults would just laugh it off afterwards. Nishikata does that, yes, but after meeting his wife's gaze he gets defensive.

Rather than rushed I thought it was incomplete. Naoki's revenge is glossed over and the hints at Nanase's character arc and the inner workings of the idol industry went nowhere.

Yes, let's ignore that moment he gagged on shaved ice when Chi brought up the topic of indirect kisses. Or the fact that he suddenly got conscious and defensive immediately after.

I have no problem with him getting flustered by his wife. But him getting flustered by, what, a five year old? Is Nishikata's self esteem that nonexistent?

After weeks of getting all those nice Chi-focused chapters we're once more treated to Nishikata being immature. It was fun while it lasted.

I don't see why the serialization should not be separated. The way things are now isn't much of an issue for us who have been following the series, but newcomers might get confused with the chapter list.

I agree with the empty wrist, but that is one rabbit hole I do not want to go into! ?

@banjomarx There's a difference between childlike and childish. To be curious and innocent is childlike; to be a petty sore loser is childish. There's nothing wrong with being childlike in the same way that there's nothing correct about a grown adult being childish - especially in front of real...

I guess Seo set out to make his readers cringe with this one. And I say he succeeded.

So apparently the clothes in this universe are not very durable.

@Ninja Thanks!

@Acolytus: It's something really pervasive in Japanese otaku culture. I get that teen stars around the world also get this treatment but the Japanese really dial it up a few notches because even 20- to 30-something seiyuus - seiyuus, for crying out loud - are treated as virgin deities. In fact...

@Sophie @Macca, I have no problem with the look irl, just with how the mangaka portrays it. Take the full body shot here; the thin ankles combined with the wide leg opening doesn't really look aesthetically pleasing to me and makes Yuusuke look like he's wearing a pair of pants that are too...

@Hanen: It's hard to shake off that feeling, yeah. Seeing Nishikata still get all embarrassed because of his wife a good majority of the time makes me wonder why they even got married in the first place. It makes for good comedy at the start, but the more chapters we get the more I wish the...

There's just one thing that's been bugging me since the start: I don't get how this series depicts intentionally exposing one's ankles. The way it's constantly portrayed makes the pants look too short and the torso overemphasized - at least for me. I guess the fact that we've gotten five volumes...

Oh wow, smart casual: the level of dress most misunderstood where I live. And don't get me started about semi-formal. @kronix: I get what you mean - sure I want his interactions with Higuchi to evolve to something more romantic. But then again this manga was never a romance so I have to curb my...

@banjomarx: No need to get all offended because of someone else's opinion. And I never said people shouldn't like this manga. That I think this series is different from the original doesn't mean I don't like it; all it simply means that it's different and I therefore need to approach it...

The latest chapter really frustrates me. The mangaka should realize that they aren't doing Nishikata's character a favor by throwing (what is essentially) at least a decade's worth of growth and maturity out the window. @Hanen This one feels so different from the original because the original...