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Thank you for the chapter, and for the translator's notes.

You did it! Thank you.

It's fine. If you bribe her with treats, gently pat her head and make no sudden moves, she'll be properly socialised in a couple of weeks.

I know practically nothing about Gundams, so I really need the translator's notes to understand what these ladies are talking about. However, I really like their enthusiasm for their particular fandom, and it's really great to see them talking about it because of that.

@Cynic You may be right. Also, fan service. I know this is "just a comic", and I'm not really complaining, it's just that... I have no experience handling tentacular, venom-spitting stinky flower monsters, so I can easily rely on how they are dealt with in this story. I do have some experience...

Damn, now I'm hungry. Again.

So... he tied a towel over his eyes instead of draping it over her oppai? Thank you for the view, but that looked like an impractical solution.

OK, so I almost called it. Nice.

Busted!!

@Tmil Stop it! You'll summon the alligators!

Calling it now: she threw up on both of them, so they had to get out of their clothes.

Dun, dun, dundun...

I hate it when people show up unexpectedly. It doesn't matter if they are people I know and like (though such people usually know not to turn up without warning). It's very jarring, forcing me to switch from the frame of mind I'm in when home alone into a more "social" state, and if I'm busy...

Emotional blackmail, huh? I'll allow it... this time.

See, this is what happens when schools cut back on proper sex education.

It's so fluffy!!! Thank you for your hard work.

Nooooooooooooo

Reeeeeeally amazing I understand Saeki-san's feelings, but on the other hand... she's been sleeping in class for years without getting caught. She's the Queen of Sneaky Sleeping, and the very fact that only Tokimiya knows should be a source of pride.

@trapsarebetter Interesting. I started reading that one, but dropped it after only a few chapters. To each their own, clearly.

I started reading this because the premise seemed silly and good for a few laughs, but I expected to drop it once it started getting too dumb. However, it's starting to look worth sticking around for longer. I like it when authors use genre tropes in a different way, or undermine them...