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True. Conversation about a vanguard + the most obvious person declined + suddenly revealed Alicia is a capable knight + Alicia doesn't like Liz and needs to spend more time with her to see what she's truly like as a person + her own bosses are super manipulative? Sounds like an excuse to have...

The last words of chapter 10 are something that would fit right into chapter 1 or 2, and I think actually has, almost verbatim. There has been zero progress, it's just toxicity.

It's a handicap in theory because Barazono doesn't have the same clear idea that Wakaba has about the world, characters or plot progression. But yeah, it's completely one-sided because she loses in art, storyboarding, and experience with her only advantage being in how to fill the gaps and Fudo...

KIIRA CUTE !

Gay level up

I'm torn. On the one hand, this level of communication is almost unheard of in a romcom. On the other, these 2 are so stilted as characters: "I think I like you" "Are you perhaps experiencing a phycological phenomenon?"

Why can't people communicate, he asks, in a romcom.

Don't stick your hand in the grinder

Bro, I cannot even try to guess the direction this car is going anymore

So she's .... about to get backshots for the sake of the plan?

Manager-chan best wingwoman confirmed

ok, the whole manga is even more just foreplay now

Yeah, the explanation is that she is somehow special but the how hasn't been revealed yet, or just samurai wanking because muh 100000000 times folded steel and samurai guts.

"tall woman with a big ass" BROTHA!

The story can explain away anything it wants, but that doesn't make it good or interesting to read. And explanation for something being annoying doesn't stop it from being annoying. inb4 "Why do you read it if you find it annoying", because I like the art and once upon a time thought it would...

Ugh, they're both so annoying. One comes off as too clingy and overeager because she's overcompensating because the other one has the emotional range and internal monologues of a brick wall. This isn't even a slow burn, the stove is in the house but it's not even on yet. EDIT: I just realized...

Thanks for the chapter!

So the twist is going to be that she actually isn't, but that distrust is going to poison the relationship anyway?

Ya know, with how focused on her father Angie is, and with the dynamic they have, and with this being monthly, I can't help but think this whole "missing each other by a minute" thing is more damaging to the vibe and annoying than anything.

Ugh, we get one of these a month and we have to waste it on a couple of annoyances who think they have the right to intrude and dictate how a relationship should or should not be. Ugh. What you have to remember is that the average mental age of characters in fluffy romantic settings is 15.