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The premise sounds familiar, except that it looks like they're skipping the whole million billion years training part.

Not much of a battle if her strategy is all off. Her trying to appeal to negative aspects of love, like trying to make him jealous by using her non-existent boyfriend, is not going to endear herself to him. I mean, it sounds like he, or maybe one of his friends or relatives, was badly hurt by...

That was only a bluff.

So she lives in the nurse's office who does everything she can to make sure no students come in there.

No police involvement, huh? Okay... I love the panel where the attempted psycho murderer just picks up the knife - the evidence of the incident - and just takes off. I bet MC's parents were never imprisoned either. That's some really janky criminal drama writing, suddenly inserted into an...

MC is aware of his strength, of his important role in his former party, and that he was being used. An average oblivious protagonist would never figure any of this out.

First year can be rough, but it's easier with a friend.

She's quite comfortable being separated from her real boyfriend and using MC as a substitute. I thought she'd be devastated upon learning the truth and not being able to go back. It makes me think that one of those Harukas might not even have her Konata anymore, and that would be really sad...

Well, it's not like we're reading a biography, so fantastic and comedic tropes aren't out of place here. And though exaggerated, unfortunately a lot of people can relate to being an honest worker who reports issues within an organization in good faith only to get punished by higher-ups who'd...

His account really sticks out among the others she's following. He cares more about that manga's creator than its topic.

... If nothing else, he seems pleased with the painting. Good for him, I guess.

So affectionate. This reads like an educational series about roadside statues and all.

That was more emotional than I was prepared for. The awkwardness in putting yourself out there and seeking validation are relatable feelings.

He likes it in the prison. This would make for a funny gimmick: I Used To Be a Mercenary Soldier, but It Was Painful, So Now I’m a NEET in Prison. Beautiful Heroines, Please Don't Make Me W*rk Again! He's a 'traveler' so he's not from around there. Possibly a former adventurer - those guys tend...

I'm not sure what the sister was expecting when she told them to 'keep things decent'. Did she secretly want them to disregard her words completely and go all the way? Should've been more specific in the first place.

He didn't know that and probably thought it was a trash ability not worth stealing.

How rare of this perfect senpai to show vulnerability while trying to look cool. And Saotome was really proactive throughout the chapter: suggested a date, prepared a proper outfit and complimented senpai's, resourcefully solved a sudden crisis. A high-tier gentleman, this guy.

Some mixed messages here. Kids are to obey the rules, adults get to just ignore them. Cigarettes save you from overworking yourself. She talks about looking after yourself while never letting go of the cig. It reads like a tobacco ad.

Spineless and hypocritical much? He threatens kids with disciplinary action, but won't do the same against a adult coworker who's supposed to be held to a higher standard?

She calls herself a victim of an intrigue, but from the looks of things she did everything she could to be despised by others around her, and she's still surprised that nobody take her side.