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Exactly what I thought after the last panel. The author is Imp-kun irl lol.

People really did miss the part where she'd been fucking with him since he was a kid to groom him to play along with her fucked up suicide melodrama. I'd like to think this was supposed to be a cautionary tale of how an underage boy could simp so hard that he threw away his life to hold hands...

Okay, the transition on page 4 to school life legit got me. Well played author senpai.

It's only been three years since she last saw the old manager so I guess her degree was only for two years? That means it's only been a year or so, maybe less, since she got exposed at school. Some of the convo here was confusing. I think maybe her friend was thanking her for her encouragement...

Good observation. I think the protag leans more towards the "doesn't ever give up and perseveres" type than the talented stereotype, but it's still a mainstay trope of sports manga either way.

What's under the skirt Imp-chan?! Beige, Striped, White, COMMANDO?!!!

Ya, she destroyed countless people's lives over the centuries, but wants to go out on her own terms in a gross over romanticized way. It's a sick way of being self obsessed right to the end.

Ah yes, the classic rage fueled upperdecker. No one saw it coming.

The entire point of the plot is to juxtapose people who have psychotic issues which are conditional with someone who is functionally sociopathic. It's not a masterpiece, but what the author was doing is pretty obvious, especially with how text/dialog heavy the torture arcs are. The author was...

All these details and callbacks smashed into such a shitty troll of a chapter. I try to stay positive about most authors intentions, but the way this arc has been constructed is atrocious. The only possible way this is redeemable is if something crazy happens next chapter. Like, if they just all...

Every chapter feels like, Kiku snaps when? The author has pulled off so many anti-climax, we're all friends now, type resolutions. I just want to see Kiku be a real monster and then die or escape.

Ty for the TL. The only thing that read weird was the second speech bubble on page 29 during her confession that she sabotages her own happiness.

The madness spell has conveniently shown which member of the party should not be trusted in a starvation situation.

I'm always impressed when an author can keep me interested in a story even when I dislike all the characters in it.

First page of next chapter we get Opera's reply: "SILENCE WENCH! I do not wish to be mommied anymore. I just want to protect Iruma-kun."

F-Cup: "I'm in a ditch." If only. ~ wa wa waaa ~

The entire manga has been about all the characters ruining things for themselves because of being indecisive. The only question has always been will the author punish them all for it, or show some growth or happy endings. Makina grew up a little. It's not the worst exit for a side character, and...

Uncle looks like a grandma who just watched her grandkid knock over something expensive.

Haru was expecting a talk, maybe it should have been the one her parents never gave her >_>

"It's too soon" (wait for actual blood then we'll stop using her to scare away the weak ones.)