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Adults just popping up out of nowhere.

Sesame oil proposal is now my gold standard for mistaken romcom confessions.

That's not what perfectionism is.

MC is gonna end up on the Ei-kun route if he keeps raising enough flags.

Yay, more band stuff... :question:

I have zero interest in the spinoff unless it ends with that bitch dying.

Who is the Japanese version of Chris Hansen?

1) It's a stra 1) You said: "I didn't know mean mugging was a crime now." I never claimed that it was. All I said was the older brother was clearly bullying him. But the thing is, bullying isn't a crime. There are acts associated with what is considered bullying (coercion, physical...

1) Actually, that's not a metaphor, as those accurately reframe in order to elucidate meaning (at least the good ones). What you employed is referred to as "straw man" where a claim is distorted or exaggerated in order to make it easier to refute claims and appear to strengthen one's argument...

1) Who said it was a crime? I just said his brother was bullying him. 2) When only one person does the jabbing and the other only shrinks away, and it happens over and over again, yeah, that's bullying. 3) Lots of people smile at their bullies if shown the least bit of friendliness. It's a...

First scene with older brother: Brother glares at him and aggressively warns him not to bother or waste Kano's time. Stomps up stairs. Even mother responds to his angry tone. Second scene: Glares threateningly at MC. Third scene: Laughs derisively at MC for... drinking water. What part...

Dramatic development but Team Miyamoto ain't worried. In fact, the main development in the chapter is to bring in the Consolation Prize Guy for the childhood friend.

It's a bit different in that it's not the love interest.

Do yourself a favor and read this.

The new city would still be 24 miles from the dungeon. That's a full day's travel by horse. It'd be a lot smarter to make it a couple of miles from the dungeon at the most.

Where to begin? 1) He didn't kill the captain when he didn't have a reason not to if he were the enemy. 2) He killed an enemy general that was butchering their knights. 3) He is a member of a powerful noble family with no discernable ties to the enemy. 4) He was only in the combat area because...

If you want to write about a dozen or more characters, then invest in them as if it were a true ensemble cast by building real narratives for them. But, this isn't what's happening. The way the author is going about this is really slapdash so there's no payoff when issues are resolved. I...

Meh. I still say there's no reason for this new girl to be here.

Too many uninteresting side characters taking up too much space in the story. I don't care about the punk guy or the delinquent he met two minutes ago -- or the LMC's vice president for that matter. I'd much prefer if the narrative refocus on the band members.

I've started this series twice and stopped reading here at the same place because this turn of events was too stupid to stomach. The instant death sentence despite the fact he killed an enemy general is beyond idiotic. Nothing about this makes any sense.