Even if you knew with absolute certainty that our own apparent world was a simulation, would anything really change for you? He's just going back to living the life he has always known.
What's with the trope of people being forced to fall in love or fking dying recently. It takes a romantic comedy and makes it into a horror.
Not really sure what it adds other than a cheap way to raise the stakes. Like do they think we not care about romance mangas unless it's also a death game?
I'm not sure if it's the script or if something ends up lost in translation or its the way its NOT clear who is saying most of the speech bubbles. But I have been having a fuck of a hard time following this since chapter 1.
Manga author is smart, if he keeps expanding the focus on the censored bits he doesn't have to draw so much! Soon he'll be able to skip whole panels, whole pages even!
It feels like Angela had a much wider range of emotions in the early chapters. Very snarky, occasionally flustered, and quick to tease. It seems now that they've established the harem she's been completely whitewashed as a character.