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Tsuki needs to learn the art of "Yes, and?"

Ah, so we get explicit confirmation of what's got Mitsuki down- She feels bad that she let Aya down with her band, and now she's afraid of disappointing her again. Frustrating irony. To us the solution is clear- just be your authentic self, and everything will work out. Frustrating too that...

Calves and ankles! Oh my.

So we're getting at one of the more challenging and interesting themes of this series, and that is Forgiveness. People make mistakes in life. You can either get depressed and run away, or you can forgive yourself, move forward, and try to do better. So many characters in this story make terrible...

Everyone with an undressing fetish has ascended the mountain. God's love is a zipper under the armpit!

Yumi, casually hearing that the new hire is a pro-hitman. It's only a matter of time before she has a head-to-head collision and swaps bodies. Meanwhile Mary is about to murder the entire VIP room.

Why are we killing eachother, when we could be doing... whatever the hell this is.

All points that could have gone into communication were instead spent on chests. The whole family's build is min-maxxed for ero comedy. No giant snake this chapter 🥲. But hooray for us, we get a drawing of MILF butt instead. The gag here reminds me of the entire series Bimajo No Ayano-San. The...

Funnier if by blow up we mean 'explosives', instead of 'inflatable'. Call the spin-off "I was dumped by my boyfriend of ten years so I died, but then I was reincarnated as a doll that explodes and my series was cancelled after one volume."

Giving us a humanizing and endearing backstory, only to watch her lose? Ugh! Now I feel like I lost a match too. Good work author, you jerk.

To prevent ladies from weightlifting, you're going to use demon powers and do... what? Murder them? Blow up their dorm? Destroy humanity? That's worse, you know.

Big if true! I think he is probably real. But it's possible to reinterpret the story as if he were not. Like the fan-theory about The Big Lebowski that Donny isn't real. Or like Garfield Minus Garfield. It's a metanarrative possibility, very post-modern. This chapter really added some emotional...

Whatever happened to chocolate ice cream and bingeing The Notebook? Drowning yourself over a breakup is next level, and beyond that level to the next next level.

Anzu has started acting demanding and demeaning, just like her mom. The horror! Anzu, don't be a dick. This feels like a time-bomb. Like, a Fleetwood Mac recording Rumours time bomb.

Seems promising, but there is something about this premise I don't understand. Why is the most powerful maid putting up with this injustice? Some guesses- -Nobles just have that kind of privilege in this story. They can lie, barge their way into another estate, start (and lose) a fight, but...

Feels like the fight came down to resilience. Soo-ji took and withstood a lot more punishment.

There's some kind of symbolism how he needs to stand on the stairs to be taller than her before her can tell her she's cute. Situational rizz, maybe? The stairs to adulthood? Borrowing 10,000 arrows?

Quick, send muffins and pictures of babes.

Hey, it's themes! Mostly a perception vs. reality theme. Idealized Supa-Dari trope boyfriend, versus the actually great guy right in front of you. Not groundbreaking but at least it's not a Toxic Jerk shoujo.

Oh no! She still can't think of what to write!