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I'd like to say that Ichika is already out in the sense of story potential... but of course, according to the latest chapter, she's still in. Oddly, Eyaslunatic's statement below has made me think that, yes, things are feeling generic, especially with Nino and Ichika. What the author is doing...

I certainly find people who hate too much on Ichika to stop saying "she's out of the bowl"... because undeniably, she's still in at least for the now, akin to Nino if I were to say. However, I will still say that I'm still not convinced with how a number of Ichika fans see her as "the big sis"...

Definitely feels like the series was axed. Felt that from around ch50 actually... because I feel the author is less not writing well (the series has been mostly nicely written) and more a case of trying to wrap things up ASAP due to the axe, which has caused things like the issue with Licorice...

I can understand why some people are complaining, but from what I've read so far (ch40), and as andrmnh has mentioned, you can't always self insert nor will the story be for everyone. I too find that the story has its own charm so far, and while not an outstanding story that I am engrossed...

Just like the others, I too find that while dropout isn't bad with their TL (and are certainly better with some of their TS), the translations here seem much better, maybe because they are more "logical." Sometimes, too much localization causes some of the text to feel like they have a different...

@Lyanhyrt I'd say that for now, he seems to be the most "romantically cautious" with Nino. It doesn't out right mean that he is romantically interested, since we don't know what he's thinking, but compared to the other girls he knows who are in love with him, he's been the most cautious about...

@McLXIX Admittedly, I didn't look at the comment section every time a chapter was released, but I agree with you, we are invested. I still believe "up to interpretation" is not a firm answer in the sense that in other situations, people have used it to escape conflict or avoid responsibility...

@RetahSretah But the others were a victim at one point: during the Seven Goodbyes. Because of her stubborness, there was a fight among the sisters (mostly with Itsuki and Miku, but still). Even if things were made up later... I'm not behind sweeping all that had happened under the rug, in the...

@McLXIX I will certainly agree that they are signs, thus open to interpretations. But you could say that what bothers me with the claims made is how far they are taken in favour of one's boat. I'm aware not everyone is coming in to read a story to analyze it as objectively as possible, nor do I...

Less dicks, but more like the characters in the story who know little, so just go rambo on killing (or holding at gun point) those who goes against them. I can understand Licorice wanting to free her parents and boyfriend, but yeah, they are still being arses for not asking the why...

@McLXIX Coincidence or not, the father has entered the scene for other twins too. As a result, as much it may be some sign, it's a weak sign imo. As for the signs of attraction, Fuutaro has been more romantic sensitive because of Nino, yes. But I take it it's less Nino-only but more that he...

@miyako19 is right about how it should be " Good couple complement each other." not "they are alike" as the latter doesn't guarantee anything but the reader being right if two people are "alike." And I'm with @Kent12121 about how people treat different heroines differently. Some people...

I was expecting light censorship, and we got half-nips... what magic.

While Tejina-senpai is supposed to be the focus of the manga... I want to see more of Chem-senpai or baloon-senpai (or Ma-kun). Knowing that they are around makes me itch to know about them more than seeing episodes of Tejina-senpai every time.

I think it's much more reasonable to find that funny, compared to the rest of the trips and slips made by Tejina-senpai...

@Invader_Retro You aint the only one. Either Dahlia cannot autocontrol a fish on the spot, the fish is too large or she is unable to do it now that her core is in Asebi's body. Even then, I'm just glad to see Dahlia back to normal size.

I don't get, outside waifudom, why to support Ichika. In the sense of the story, sure she was an appealing heroine in being unconventional by being crafty and doing things you don't see from a harem often. But it was painfully obvious, when it was mentioned that Yotsuba said that Ichika stole a...

@Tora616 Itsuki has been confirmed to being "teenage Rena" but there isn't exact, or at least not enough, proof that she is the one Rena from the past. Let's not forget, there is the possibility of any of the Quints having met Fuutaro, and him not realizing they were different "young Rena"s...

@DracokidYT by the time that you state "i guess normies,people who havent experienced hardships in life and true love wouldnt undertand that" essentially seems to invalidate your arguments as they are filled with narcissism. As Articafox states, Ichika would have been washed away, especially...

@Nayrael I don't know about most efficient, but certainly "First Girl" is a trope that is easy to drop the ball for and a good number of people will take, be it that they like it or gripe about it. There has been times where "First Girl" did feel like a rule that bent the story in their favour...