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Actually I would disagree. The situation is hyperbolic, but the narrative of someone 'wing-maning' themselves like this is not new and can lead to interesting stories. I can't name the books off the top of my head, but there have been plenty of stories with this exact premise except the...

I continue to like the themes this mangaka is going for, but absolutely abhor the execution. The concept of a girl entering the picture of an established strong male-female friendship and being worried that the guy is actually into his friend and so dating him is risky is literally the second...

This is now just completely dumb haha. I'm starting to get tempted to label this manga a parody at this point.

Well that was a rollercoaster. The pre final page was absolutely screaming 'death flag' and I got extremely worried. Then I see 'final chapter' and got relieved that it can't be that. Then I realized it really says 'final chapter' and got even sadder... Granted the manga did sort of fizzle out...

I can't be the only one who found the dialogue writing in this scene extremely stiff, right? Whole conversation felt extremely unnatural, I just can't imagine anyone talking about a friend in the room in 3rd person like that.

If anything, I'm more annoyed that sweets are supposed to be the trump card to fix everything. At least try to make it somewhat believable how they will get her to communicate.

I know, the same line in ch29.1 makes equally as little sense to me. Teenagers just don't refer to themselves like that.

"I am a kid after all" - a phrase no kid would ever utter. How could the author seriously think this is a realistic piece of dialogue hahaha.

This is one of the main perks (and risks) of having extreme potential value to everyone. Everyone bends backwards because they see all these possibilities within him and are investing in his future, but this also means he can do whatever he wants and start to forget the people he's leaving...

Something magical about seeing the sparks around Junpei straight from the get-go as he shows up, when he's not even dancing. The boy is having the time of his life and even if he had to go back, it feels like it would still have been a great experience. A true fish in the water. It's like 'the...

Oikawa's reaction was really something. George has really done such a good job in building her up as this extremely scary authoritive figure whom you know means well, but my goodness can she put the fear of God in you. I don't think she was serious, but he won't come off easy for all this...

Love how some of the photos have MC out of focus, classic difficulties of handling a non-digital camera without auto-focus. Definitely had a sense of 'things are about to get bad', but now given the news that it's getting axed, it just feels disheartening. Its such an excellent manga... But we...

This has to be one of the most senseless manga I've read and yet I can't take my eyes away from it.

Wasn't MC introduced as being all about Kanai? He's now been shown swooning pretty aggressively for both of the other girls, which is kind of weird for a harem like this.

Intense story and character narrative regarding the two leads? Check Educational content regarding guiding viewer's eyes and the planners vs trial-error types? Check Absolutely sublime double-spread? Check Another banger from the author!

Oooo, exciting that someone picked it up again, thank you so much for the contribution! It's a really interesting manga, as fucked up as it is.

We call that one 'a red flag'

RIP whatever little bit of mental health Koichi still had.

I find it really amusing how the author is trying to keep the language barrier as a thing for comedic effect, but also ignore it when necessary for the sake of the story moving forward and it ends up this weird "they understand each other but they don't, but they actually do". I smell a time-skip.

Woah, the quiet female lead is actually getting serious character development and has actual depth to her character outside of just being cute and shy? In my manga??? Seriously though, while the chapter is a little sad, im glad the author is actually tackling her personality, rather than just...