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I have nothing. The MC needs to leave.

I thought this started off pretty well, but now I’m struggling to take these adults acting like high school kids seriously with all this over-the-top drama over nothing.

It seems like she’s already fallen for the geisha. She sends her childhood friend away to spend time alone with her, again. And once again, we’re shown how the geisha is like a bird trapped in a cage. If that other woman had the money, she probably would’ve gone with the other woman.

Next chapter is going to be hard to read. Poor Koto.

This felt kind of silly. They’re way too old to be getting that emotional over this kind of petty bickering.

This might just be me being delusional, but I was really hoping for some kind of reconciliation between Tenma and Eva. I honestly felt that there was still a mutual love between them. So Eva choosing Martin, especially after she was just crying over Tenma, was a big surprise to me.

Pretty sure those rumours were true. I'm not sure what that means for the present, but once a cheater always a cheater.

I’m assuming that’s just the author messing with us; otherwise, it would be quite weird.

Just, no.

I really hope this has a happy ending.

Yeah, forget about the missing girl. Flirt with a new girl. The cover hints a few things at least. Poor Kon.

I can only refer to what I've already mentioned—this type of story is very common and, while interesting, it's not particularly unique. I don’t quite see where your interpretation comes from. Regardless, they wouldn’t simply return to their old lives. The plot involving the geisha and her...

The trope of the MC being seduced by a character with ill intentions, often forced into it against her will, is extremely common in the romance genre. I could easily list numerous examples from manga, yuri manga, television, and literature. While the friend warning against such a seducer often...

So, incest, huh? And now they’re getting together because they both wanted a replacement for the sister? Yeah, that makes perfect sense… This story has seriously gone off the rails.

I think it’s more about the story being a bit cliché at the moment—not that it’s a bad thing. The story is interesting, and I’m definitely hooked. But you have the childhood friend who’s perfect in every way: a likable martial artist willing to endure pain to protect Ayano. Tomoe clearly seems...

I think it would be much more interesting if the seductress turned out to be the villain and the childhood friend ended up saving Ayano and being with her in the end. But given that all the promotional material features Ayano and Tsubaki-hime, that seems pretty unlikely.

This was really disappointing. I loved the concept and the art, so seeing it end like this feels like such a waste. There are so many unanswered questions. I really believed this could have turned into something great. However, I understand that the author might be dealing with personal...

I must admit, this development is quite surprising. Based on what we've seen of Emma's personality so far, it’s hard to imagine her being part of the lesbian community. However, the resemblance is undeniable, and the questions from the people they met at the bar about the picture suggest they...

This drama feels contrived, as if it's creating conflict just for the sake of it, rather than letting it unfold naturally. And of course, the new girl has a crush on Nagisa

Is this not chapter 59?