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Damn, I'm not crying.

System-based reincarnation into a fictional world where one protagonist knows the plot and the other does not is probably the single most common trope in all of Chinese manhua. Objectives to follow, gacha rewards, and penalties for straying from the plot - these are all areas extremely...

Thankfully, I just looked over the raw for chapter 50, and even based on only seeing the images, I can tell that I was dead wrong. Can't wait for the translation! :meguupog:

What's even more weird is that her crush is also fairly flat.

Wouldn't be surprised if pink-hair just got fired for that. Sabotaging fellow co-workers over a grudge is the kind of pettiness that upper management would absolutely hate.

I feel like both of them have forgotten that their relationship was supposed to be "fake". Interesting subversion of the standard "fake dating" premise.

Maybe seeing too many Yuri end like this has made me jaded, but I would bet almost anything that the expressionless face she's making is the prelude to a breakup and then a time skip where they meet again 10 years later.

It can be. Not in all cases, of course, but it's a common theme for a protagonist to get the feelings of "I want to be like her" and "I want her" confused. It probably happens in Yuri way more often than it happens in real life, to be fair, but I can name about a dozen Yuri manga examples just...

Not totally clear. There's a sense of disconnection between the segments of this chapter that hints that this might be a dream. I think we'll find out next chapter for sure, but I think it was probably real.

Maybe at first. But part of the issue is that after an idol career, many move into acting, singing, or just being an influencer. Those people maintain many of the same fans with relatively unchanging expectations. Many different manga focus on how this ends up trapping said individual in the...

Yes. Rika will probably assure her of that next chapter.

The scammer looks so much like Aikuro Mikisugi from Kill La Kill that I'm almost convinced it's an intentional homage.

It looks like she created her own account, based on the social media handle shown on the last page including her name. But yeah, that also raises questions. Given how fast (and cleverly) the author speedran the exposition, I think she just wants us to assume she fumbled through it and learned...

I think what Yukari is trying to say is that she doesn't normally find women attractive. There's all sorts of possible explanations for that, which is part of what Tomoka tries to explain. Maybe she's demisexual, or maybe Ayu is just an exception. Sexuality doesn't have to be some super strict...

I mean neither of them (Diana or Lapis) are great people. But if you think about it, isn't it expected? Don't forget, Natori is several years older than them; they're both still teenagers making mistakes (and sometimes learning from them). And frankly, Diana's plan to acquire a person is bad...

Oosawa made the right call imo. Koga should prioritize her career over prom, especially when they're still just friends at this point.

Given that their society still has a feudal government and values class-based discrimination, I think the best our protagonists can hope for is something like this.

Ziqing had a pink thing in her hair and was sensitive to the MC's scent. Possibly related to the monsters somehow?

This story is pretty silly, but I really enjoy it so far.

The sentiment of "it's easy to live every day busy with the same things that you always are, without thinking, but it's hard to actually break out and change" is very relatable.