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These guys are so present they have lost their concept of past and future. Damn.

Here comes my hero~

Yes. The joke is pretending to only realize it now, and still being unsure of it. And now I've murdered the joke by dissecting it. Look at what you made me do. There's blood all over my hands. And unlike onizuka, I feel compassion. I feel guilt.

Onizuka seems like kind of a dick. 🤔

If she's a responsible mom, she's going to pull her daughter away from him immediately.

What a beautiful and thoughtful story this has been. I'm smiling but I want to cry.

I think about a fourth of this chapter was just S&M. Damn. :shamihuh:

A lovely chapter, near the end of a lovely story. I love it so much.

I don't remember anyone fainting from sunlight exposure, and I've reread it twice. Light has always seemed lethal, maybe not immediately, but certainly in short order. The fact that they exclusively walk around at night, despite all the drawbacks, is a strong indication that it's non-trivial...

Sunlight is effective at killing vampires. We have seen two vampires die with our own eyes- Kyouko's dad and the schoolteacher. It wasn't their treasured possessions that killed them, it was the fact that they were frozen by their possessions in the sun. Kiku warned Mahiru about the sun too...

Hey, I was right. She was pissed off but she hid it, and instead of venting she tried to earnestly understand his feelings. That's satisfying. It feels like I've really gotten to know her as a character. The fact that Kou and Nazuna both believe in the love-death myth, regardless of its truth...

After the first burn, he could've thrown in the towel and called it quits. But Nick has real steel and grit. Nick is a real man. He pushed through the pain, had the patience to solve his problem through trial and error, and got it done. We can all learn something from his perseverance.

Lever is officially more powerful than the isekai truck - a being that has transdimensional powers and resurrection abilities.

Loki, the trickster, was a master of magic, illusion, and transformation. Also had a sharp tongue. He got up to a lot of shenanigans, but I think that, just like Dakini's power is borrowed from Dakini, Loki's power is from Loki. Per wikipedia, Attar is god/goddess of the hunt who is also...

The original god Loki did spend some time as a woman. He even gave birth to children. I'm on board with this theory.

It's been a long and circuitous journey, but it's been an enjoyable one. Just as it should be. Here's a discussion question for the class. One of the main themes of this story has been how a healthy view of marriage isn't to treat it as a goal, but merely a stop on our journey through life...

There's no fanservice, the story actually deals with heavy themes, the protagonist isn't a self insert with no depth, he doesn't have completely broken abilities, and the world doesn't use canned RPG tropes. Of course it isn't popular. The market has made it clear that people want mindless wish...

I mean sure, but that relies totally on meta-knowledge about the nature of the story and the type of genre this belongs to. The contrary evidence isn't presented in the story itself. I think a major part of our difference of opinion comes down to differences in philosophies of writing. By that...

Knowing Nazuna, she might get mad at him. But that would betray her feelings and, since she loves him, I imagine she'd be more concerned with why he's feeling like such an unlovable piece of shit. Maybe she'll avoid the discussion somehow, since it's about love. But she confronted the topic...

Gonna take this moment to do an "I told you so." Kou was and is still clearly hurt by his friend's death. He didn't magically get over it and put it behind him. That aside, his depressed, sleep deprived ass really said something that'll land him in trouble. It's not unforgivable. But he does...