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The target audience of this type of manga knows how it will end and don't care - they just enjoy the journey. Quite a few Japanese works function on the basis that the ending is obvious and the thrill is just seeing how we get there. Nothing wrong with that, you're just not the target audience...

Going to the hospital for a fever is so wild. Here in Germany id be told to suck it up and get looked at if it doesn't drop after 3-4 days. Heck, I found if even funnier that they say it's a cold then that they will prescribe medicine. There's no medicine for a cold, he just told him to chug...

Three things: a.) Hats off to the TL crew for the cat-ified typesetting, it's such a joy to see and really makes it show how much you'all care about this manga. b.) Seno being distraught with being called cute is a teen trope - teenage guys want to be seen as 'cool' not 'cute'. Gender norm...

Jesus Christ, what a panel. Felt that to the core.

At this point I'm reading this manga more for the credits than the manga itself

I have seen this setup in both shounen and shoujo and in both MC gender combinations. This sort of wish fulfilment is pretty gender-agnostic

Same feeling. I think the author is only using the premise to antagonize the other girls so that the FMC comes across nicer to the audience. Like him not trusting the girls isn't even an important part of this story, it's the girls doing things that makes them come across as untrustworthy that...

Not gonna lie, the transformation is quite drastic to off screen like this. I assume Kamiya will try the good old 'fight it out like men' maneouver to snap him out of it.

He's actually going to tailor-make a resturant just for his date with her. Once/If she finds out, the deal is sealed on the spot.

Christ, the paneling on that first double spread... George's paneling these last few chapters has been out of this world.

That's a nice challenge to the natural expectation of how this arc should now progress. I think a point worth noting is that Eren was shown from the start as a very introverted person who doesn't really like being near others & working with them. It's her natural state of being to be solo...

I agree in theory, it's just the execution that doesn't properly capture this right in my view. I thought about it a bit since I wrote that comment and I think the thing that got me is how he was cooking while they sat at the table. The way I imagine this sort of interaction better is if it...

These scenes always rub me the wrong way, since there is such a clear power imbalance between them - he's an employee, they're an employer and the way it's drawn just has this subtle patronizing feel to it that makes it all come across manufactured. I think most of it is just the mangaka not...

Color me surprised, the author did indeed not impart any real consequences on her for how she acted and the MC doesn't even see any real problem with this entire situation. This whole 'guiding your partner without any emotional risk' bit IS the entire premise of this manga, the author will only...

Haha that Sagrada Familia joke. Cultured author.

I feel way too old for this...

What sort of tool would find the concept of a digital detox pretentious. Manager needs to touch some grass yikers

Sensei and the mom are a stand-in for the audience. Everyone knows what is up.

Honestly, this is kind of a unique situation - one could easily interpret what she was doing this chapter as either her trying to flirt with him OR (and this is the unique view) since he is her first guy friend, she still has a terrible sense of space and is behaving in front of him more like...

It's a shame the manga sort of fizzled out, given how much further the author could have pushed the premise. Nevertheless, many adorable moments and beautiful panels were had so it was a net gain ;) Looking forward to seeing what the author cooks up next with the experience they built up with...