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Because that's what happened. They needed a straight'ish man for the interactions to work. Previously, it was Haruto, but he is somewhere else, so another person was needed. She is not serious enough to stop all the shenanigans, but just enough for Frey and Char to not run rampant and unsupervised.

Next generation, Hebikawa

Is he? I thought he was wingmaning hard. He made him work with her, he went to sleep when they were playing catch, he explained the entire turing to stone situation immediately so that they could move on from that misunderstanding.

I'm still partial to the idea that it's somehow all Nishina's scheme.

Do we really care about the "weakness"? All I want to know is what the fuck is the actual story? We still don't even know what is going on in the broader sense. At this point, all the individual events are just complete nonsense.

Did it not finish processing? "A Gyaru and The Chairman at the Bathhouse" is already a half-finished product, but this is even more so. They not only cut mid-plotline, they cut mid-scene. I enjoy the gap premise in both, but the author really needs to work on actually delivering a story in his...

What's with this half-finished-barely-a-premise one-shot? There are so many unfinished plot points - this is clearly not a one-shot, it's a demo of a series. One-shot needs to be internally complete - there has to be at least a single plotline that is contained and finished in it. It could have...

He seems really laid back and not too high-maintenance, other than occasional eccentricities that they can afford anyway. Also, he feels like a guy who, unless he has a really strong opinion on something, would give in to de-escalate a conflict and move on from it. So as long as his wife leaves...

This turned into a surprisingly interesting dynamic between Gotou and Agawa, and for Gotou internally. I'm not sure if the author can land this, but at least I'm more interested than I was a while back. I would still prefer a little bit more wholesome route, but maybe it was never in the cards...

I feel that reading CN novels desensitized me to these types of plotlines. Oh, she betrayed - death or slavery it is then. I think it clearly shows that MC is no longer human - he doesn't care about his classmates at all, he doesn't care about the girl he loves betraying him, he's more bothered...

Not only that - I think the author is doing pretty well within the theme. They stay within the revenge theme, but throw a bit of a curveball here and there, and then up the stakes a bit, and throw another curveball, so even if MC is constantly OP and constantly on top, it doesn't feel stale.

He's not really stolen - at least that's not how I read it. He turned into a fuckboy, so she is getting a bit of her own medicine - falling (or at least caring for) a guy for whom she's just one of many. Her sister being there is more incidental - he would have, and he did, found another girl if...

There is nothing even slightly suggesting that she is important enough to be stalked and gunned down in another country. Just meaningless violence.

Hmmmmmm... I'm still not convinced we're back, but I'll take it :)

With Ai it's clear, because of Kaede's actions. The relationship is explicitly unhealthy, and it's easily noticeable by a third party who only hears about the events and finds out a bit more about the personal dynamics in it. The fact that Kaede's married, and what her husband said, it gives the...

It never crossed my mind that she might be a HS student due to how she dressed and looked - much more Uni vibes. But it could be. Would make the trope a bit less iffy for a change.

Yep, nothing more classic than a small statutory rape detour in the story. What a whiplash. But don't worry, she has 15 years to report it, so I'm sure when the tutor shows up next time to interfere with the main couple, two nice officers will be waiting. Considering how quickly Nagi moved...

Kaede's issues aside, her ex was kind of a bitch. She took all the support, encouragement, and everything else positive Kaede had to give, improved herself, and then dumped her ASAP. Since she didn't see Kaede's broken internal monologue, she just dumped a partner who invested a lot into her...

You can't see a "putting it aside" pose and not translate it as "putting it aside", even if that's not what the bubble says 😂

I don't think there's actually any drama, except for what's in people's heads. Granted, Tsugumi and Ibuki have great chemistry, but that can be just as friends as well. And from characters perspective: Ibuki is clearly in love with Tomo, for better and worse, and Tsugumi just spelled out that...