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I like how the one-liners at the beginning and end of each chapter must relegate themselves to awkward commentary because they just cannot keep up with this little work of art.

Damn, just like the good 'ole days.

Also, are the titles in these chapters reminiscing of the revolution sis introduced to the world, where people can influence and change reality through their thoughts? Is there some other joke I am not getting?

Tsukumizu is doing things in this manga I have never seen anywhere else.

This is getting better by the minute, and I was already impressed. Sis' will to alter the shape of the world made me shed a few tears.

Sleep tight, Onee-san (this is for my dad, who has had problems sleeping for too many years now. Help him, Onee-san).

I am free, at last.

I must say I would have liked it much more if Nyuu had actually died and the rest of the manga was the characters coming to terms with the aftermath.

Good comment, but not the whole story. Both Lucy and Kurama are antagonists, in a way. So, by now, everyone in the larger picture (so leaving aside Yuko, Kouta and everyone not involved in the experiments) is so fucked up there are no heroes. All of those having some sort of relationship with...

I am pretty sure it isn't the author's intention to sell Nana's serfdom to Kurama as a wholesome thing, but the presentation makes it look like it is.

I don't want to always be whining, but you really should stop expecting consistency from this manga lol. Emotional states especially can change every few episodes. However, I must say, for my taste, this long-ass chapter has what is probably the best mini arc of this series. It still comes short...

Lol at the author trying to suddenly turn this egotistical murderer into some kind of hero. Lol at Mayu kissing him out of nowhere. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH this story and its characters all make so little sense to me!

I was gonna say it never ceased to amaze me how Okamoto seems to believe having nonsensical plot twists ever 2 minutes will keep the story from turning into the disaster that it already is, but I've got to give praise where it's due: that last one got me good. LOL.

This author is obsessed with master-servant relationships and their consequences. It seems like he only paints them in a bad light, especially when it comes to the master, yet the demeanor of the servant almost always suggests a willingness to obey, if only their master wasn't so cruel. Well, to...

I will be that guy and say this manga fucking sucks. I must admit it is that level of bad circles all the way to being kind of entertaining to read, though. I say this because the one time it seemed to have an actually impactful moment, the author goes and says "Lol, it was le emotional trick"...

They had lots of hot, steamy sex afterwards.

Lol, I hadn't thought someone would be reading this manga at the same time I do. Well, see you around, I guess.

Man, I always feel a bit sad a work so dear to me has become so hated. I am not trying to say criticism should be banned or anything, however.

I finally finished Dead Dead Demons Dededede Destruction. The first half is amazing: a great mixture of Asano's willingness for tragedy and realism and his compromise for a more "moe" plot this time, which makes for a super enjoyable and relatable ride, because I felt the characters much closer...

@Halo Excuse me, I'm interested in the side effects of the virus. Do you know any page where I could further research them? Thanks.