The only point that frustrates me about the “verbally ask for consent” crowd is that seduction and attraction are 75% non-verbal. Theres a reason why the phrase “they were so pretty until they started talking” exists. There is A LOT that goes on in the romance world that’s strictly just body...
It’s interesting to finally start seeing Haimiya’s thoughts on things. At first, she was this enigmatic entity that the MC and the readers couldn’t figure out. Now she’s starting to become more fleshed out
Not gonna lie, I’m a diehard believer in FMC’s winning, but holy shit is Mirei just objectively a better love interest candidate than Minako.
Honestly though? ALL of the side girls are better candidates than Minako right now. She feels way too one-dimensional, while everyone else feels properly...
I disagree, to an extent
Everything that turned her into “the ice princess” has been resolved with this arc. We see throughout the story that she has a (perceived) poor relationship with her parents, feels the need to contain her emotions, and can’t allow herself to get close with anyone
We...
Ayumu and Suzu’s (silver hair and older girl) frustrated me the most because it’s not even a question about if they like each other not. She KNOWS how he feels about her, feels the same way, and still won’t pull the trigger
If you look on the page with the photographs, the bottom right photo shows Santa and Chitose holding a baby
If you want more cuckqueen action then look at “Sakai no Yuusha”
“There is no video more interesting than my childhood friend cooking in a naked apron”
And just like that, my hope for romantic progression has been restored
The part that really stuck out to me about what you said about how he “couldn’t fathom someone being truly interested in him”
I have absolutely zero doubt that Roxanne actually 100% unconditionally loves Michio. I think that if Michio were to free her, she would still choose to stay by his side...
Ngl I’ve been duped by an NTR manga before. I got to it before the ratings dropped, and even at one point I was like “this is giving off soft NTR vibes”. But since it still had like a 7-8 rating I ignored it, much to my own detriment
What’s the difference between this one and the 18+ version, aside from the obvious?
Are they meant to be read side by side, or are they just different scenarios that occur within the context of the non-18+ version?
Real shit.
This manga (esp the 2nd half) heavily relies on some semblance of prior knowledge regarding Japanese mythology. These aren’t random lore dumps, they’re playing on what the author expects the readers to already know to some degree