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Everyone's complaining about how this is a distraction from the main arc or whatever and I'm just here like "am I supposed to know who any of these kids are?" I think it's just the one boy who's Aya's little brother and the rest are randos new characters, right?

Every time I reread this manga, "I ran out of pills" always catches me off guard. The series is so wholesome overall that it makes that out-of-pocket punchline so much funnier.

"It's a human! A real one! He goes to a different school! He's whatever the Japanese equivalent of Canadian is!"

I love how ride-or-die Amane and Ijichi are. To the point that if one of them gets picked over the other, they will both feel bad because they don't want their friendship to suffer. When they both hear that Seo has someone he likes, they both immediately assume it's the other one, and while it...

To be honest, I forgot Aya even had a brother, but I think that's just on me. I got back into manga recently and I've been reading a bunch of different stories. I used to be better at juggling them in my head... maybe I'm just getting old... Anyway, I kinda agree the whole "jealous of her...

I mean, I don't know if I'd say it's NEVER been that. The initial premise is EXTREMELY "yuri fantasy fluff". A girl falling in love with another girl who works at a record shop and is super cool and alternative and likes all the same music as she does, but she thinks the other girl is a guy...

god this series is peak fiction

we're shonen manga guys, of course we introduce a pedobait character well that's it for me, what a shame, this was interesting

I ended up liking this more than I expected to.

Yooooo THE SHINS! Is this how it feels for the rest of you guys when it references a band you actually listen to?

The NozaChiyo progress is so slow that the tiniest little drop feels like a flood

TBH I just want something to happen with Hebikawa at this point, I don't even necessarily care what. I like the main characters, but the hook of her showing up in the present and the MC having to deal with that was why I kept reading after chapter one, and the story hasn't really done anything...

and it had BETTER be poly and not that harem shit either! i want those gyarus to LOVE EACH OTHER damn it!

I like JWWW but if you take it as a whole, does it even really count as a romcom? I mean, it starts out like one, but it kind of ended up being more of a gag manga than anything else. I never finished it, so maybe it circles back around at the end...

Christ, this thread... I swear there's no audience whinier or more fragile than shonen romcom fans EDIT: Apparently this is shoujo?? I mean, they're just demographics, if it's published in a shoujo magazine it's shoujo manga, but without people mentioning it in this thread and looking at the...

I feel like the story was just getting started. What a shame.

I'll probably be thinking about this for a long time.

spend less time on 4chan

Maybe because it's about the pandemic?