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Thank you for delivering the final chapter quickly ❤ It was a bit abrupt, but I think it's a reasonable ending for a short series, and it doesn't feel out of place either. Rei was simping hard for Ami for a long time, and after faltering for a bit, and being presented with some positive...

Yuu is invited by Hikari. He doesn't want to go. Hikari convinces him to go. He goes 100% due to Hikari. Ergo. they are going together. The plans are already implied and later confirmed by Yuu. She is coping, as in looking for excuses to make him not ignore her on purpose. Which he did. Fair...

That is implied. If you make plans with someone and they are busy for a time, you don't have to spell out that you will do stuff after they are done with their work. And if you were to ditch those plans for some reason, it is the bare minimum of courtesy to let the other person know. Unless...

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At this point? The only way I can read it, is that everyone will turn into a slut. Considering the retcon, that explicitly removes progress toward the "relationship" route, and everything that happened after. Now the author takes the only "pure" character in the cast and puts her in the...

That's not how human relationships work. Sure, she pushed him into coming - which is normal between friends, or when you want to drag your crush somewhere. You don't just ask once and give up, because sometimes people are just obstinant. At my age, I won't go anywhere, but when young, you are...

Damn, it's coming. The pressure cooker is set, and the heat is blasting. For hours apparently... And based on the title, there is only one way this pressure is getting released - explosively.

Imagine accidentally letting your friend read the love letter you just got from your crush... aloud... in the middle of the group... Chills...

Resolve clashing with reality. It was easy to say at the time, especially when Ami was being dismissive/distant, thus not creating any emotional waves in the dynamic. Ami is distant, Rei is pursuing. Standard for them. Now Rei was put in a situation where Ami was being good to her, essentially...

Does it look different from the reader's PoV? Being hurt is not a justification for hurting others. We can maybe better understand why she is like that, but I don't see it as a saving grace. Ami may have been starting to get there, but at some point, it's simply too little too late. And like...

It's all fun and well, but where is my brainrot gf 😅

But Ichika doesn't know that - to her, all of this is very abrupt, and questionable.

The way we got here. Just 30 seconds ago Kawase wasn't sure if she was in love with her sister, and now, because Ichika heard her, she decided to go in after all. This is a follow-up to Kawase kinda jerking her around for a while, acting close with another girl just to rattle her up, and...

Well, if that was the story that was passed along, then I think even real Helheim going on a rampage would be mostly justifiable. I can only hope that MC does not think himself above taking revenge for that. Because revenge is cringe or some other shit. I'm still not sure what would the tone...

Wow, there's only one more raw chapter, we actually caught up. Will be 2 in around a week.

And I'm all for it. It feels like we had too many serious arcs recently, not enough petty squabbles. And there is still The Forest and 003 at the very least, so 2 serious arcs or more, and whatever they decide to put in the middle. But also, damn, this series escalated quickly. There were like...

I would think this utopia is somehow related to his future revenge on the gods, but I have no idea how it will pan out.

They are really laying it thick on how good of a person Hikari is. Just in case it still wasn't 100% clear from the first part of the manga, where we mostly focused on her goofy side. She's like a golden retriever who is about to get kicked in the face out of nowhere.

And here we go, she has to find out from gossip that there is something going on in her relationship, instead of hearing it from the person directly. Way worse in every way, except for saving Senapi from having to breach a hard topic.

I know they're teens, so I get that you need to give them some leeway, but every time I see a scene like this in a romance story, it pisses me off. It makes it feel like he's not taking the relationship seriously. If you're having troubles, it's completely natural - even almost mandatory - to...