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My dude had the green light to go 108 times and he did...that. Sigh. That's so ten chapters ago.

Nope. She was clear several chapters back that she sees herself in a non-wife position and encouraged some (or all) of the other girls to step up and step in to the empty role. She absolutely does not want to monopolize him.

There's a lot of background on Haruka that won't be forthcoming for a good long while, but that background goes a fair way toward explaining why she, in fact, did not feel he was ready for her to make her move. And, clearly, manga Haruka was not prepared for a real relationship. He's barely...

Again, for the LN situation, read

V2, Day 38, lunch. That's the point of divergence between the manga timeline and the LN/WN. And the latter two (yes, the LN as well) tell the same story of what happens after Haruka makes a different choice (or, rather, permits a different choice to be made toward him) than he does here. (c296...

Spent years isolating and controlling him under the pretext of helping him deal with the shit he kept going through while really just trying to build up the courage to make her move once he seemed ready, then turned that behavior to eleven after the transfer while still not having the guts to...

If it's one of the ero skills, manga Haru will never figure it out.

This is an Ibarakino joint. The narrative will save him the trouble.

That's okay. She'll .

Are you a ?

It's like she's given up on even trying to push back on her pushy pal.

Guess a full adaptation wasn't in the cards after V4 of the LNs became a non-thing. Sigh.

Sure does look like at least some of the teachers know exactly what happened, too. I'm sure it'll be fine.

One chapter of this side story is spicier than eighteen volumes of the main.

Considering the author's last work, flags are just as likely to be planted as broken.

Honestly, change the artstyle a bit and genderswap everyone and this is a fairly standard 2010s reverse-harem shoujo.

Did, apparently. Intimate, even. Give it some time to blend without any further additives.

Technically, Yumemiro Danshi adapts the complete-as-of-now LN series, though it does so by cramming the final two books into a single (if very long) manga chapter. (It still feels open-ended because the author abandoned the project a few episodes into the anime run.) The Seishun Buta Yarou...

You've read BokuYaba, too?

TBF, . I can't say this is a worse way to tell the story, but i don't find it half as sweet for the extra (and possibly unnecessary) drama it drags with it.