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It's true though.

Haruna really deserves him, screw her sister.

Imagine failing so hard at being a parent that you prefer other kids to your own, and not seeing where you're in the wrong.

I stand with the auntie, this is fun.

I don't get it. How should it have been translated? What was written in the original and what did it mean?

I don't get why people get so worked up about the hypocrisy plot thread. She's a complex person, she might say contradictory things, so what? It's not earth-shattering plot-shattering.

She's getting scolded, I like that she owns it. "You're right," damn right he is but not many will admit to it in her situation I feel.

Is anyone translating chapter 3?

All this time, he learned. When he attacked her with sweets, it was as good as won.

"I'm glad this left you in an emotionally vulnerable position so I can take you for myself! 😇 / 😈"

It makes sense for a game to not actually be free though. The system would be much healthier if games had an upfront cost instead of this free-to-pay nonsense.

What's this about DNS?

The analogy shows you don't see the situation the same way we do. In your example, a thief hates thieves, which can be hypocritical if he doesn't hate himself. In the manga, Mii-chan says she hates being treated as a cat, but then go to a cat cafe. If she hates being at the cat cafe but does it...

She doesn't hate being treated as a cat... She hates being treated only as a cat, by the MC. She wants him to see her as a human but he's only interested by the cat, that's why she's upset.

Wait, that was not some weird hentai thing? The Japanese really have a folklore story about that??

Cats are liquid

That part is thoughtlessly cruel, that's right. And there he's even more thoughtless and cruel. That would be downright unacceptable if not for the owner kinda roping him into it, and as Mii asks him to reconsider he should say no. It's her place, not his. But Mii has to realise, she's the one...

And yet she approached him as a cat without him knowing she's a human. It's like when a guy approaches a girl as a friend, but really he was in love with her all along. When he confesses and she replies, "I see you as a friend," he doesn't have any right to be angry at her.

Hey there, Your profile picture is intriguing, where does it come from?

This is wild, I'm already engrossed. It's true that facing the enemy known is always preferable, @Levankua, but in this case they don't stand a chance so they've got no choice.