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Very passive, he still makes up idiotic excuses out of pride instead of being honest about what he feels or wants and he's very slow to understand what Haida wants.

If you don't remove the petal from the person you like someone else will that's the lesson to take home today

Was she relieved to hear him talking on the phone without dialect?

While Kuroi always wants to appear cool to Haida, he can't be sincere for a second, perhaps because of ego or embarrassment.

It's not what it seems, and even if it is, he'll make up an excuse.

The quality of the story starts to decline from here on out, doesn't it? That's what happens in most harems.

I didn't mean that she shouldn't pay in some way, even if it's just emotionally. I just wanted to see her improve as a person.

I know Chisaki made mistakes, and I don't know if that was the author's intention, but I can no longer see her as a villain or hate her. To me, she's someone who's just as lost as Ueno is and needs to understand herself at some point.

It's quite likely that Kurokawa's personality is mirrored in the character, even if unconsciously.

A unica coisa que quero saber é "por que o Kudou?"

He clearly refused what would have been their first time Anjou seemed serious and not at all joking

If Ueno accepts Moka's confession and distances himself from the three girls, he will literally lose his erection. Perhaps the best option is to reveal the whole story to Moka.

She's not acting consciously toward him I thought all her actions were with the intention of winning him over

The feeling is that the editor has little influence on this story most of the time he's drawing what he wants resulting in something more natural and less commercial with generic situations to extend it And for that reason, the author also understands that he may have to cancel at any time.

Her life is so controlled that it would be more surprising if an arranged marriage didn't happen.

It doesn't seem to be a problem he was born with because when Wakao is distracted, he can see a little bit of her face. With that in mind, we can start thinking about some theories.

Eventually the author will decide what to do but to me he didn't think it through that deeply it's just a faceless girl who creates funny situations.

Is Onigawara sensei a real author?

He was that person's "Hyorim". The stories are similar, which ended up making the confession serve as an incentive for Suwon. Finishing what you started is good.

What message does she hope he'll get from this? It will only make him consider accepting a possible confession.