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Ushio seems like a better catch right now. She's assertive and put-together, whereas President is shambolic without the MC to take care of her. Rare excellent 'New Rival' character.

Aw cute. They're so sincere in their confusion.

Great analysis. Agree with everything you wrote here.

I don't need to know the novel. You stated that the character was a tsundere trope. You established that every commenter you saw comment on the novel was able to take it as such. I'm going off your description.

"This boy/girl was kind to me so now I'm hardcore in love with him" might be my least favourite manga cliche.

Everyone else understood that they were reading a goofy genre novel whereas you applied moral and emotional realism to a story not meant for it.

I'm often dissatisfied with manga endings; however, this was great.

I do not like the "I hate my associate's love interest" --> "My associate's love interest showed kindness to me! They're amazing!" trope.

Kusonoki automatically being amazing at volleyball—carrying her team, and destroying actual volleyball players—is kind of emblematic of why she's such a nothing character. The story keeps presenting plots for MC and FMC that consistently resolve in the easiest way possible. This seemed like an...

Yeah this doesn't really work for me. Way too focused on the replica gimmick, without enough character development for the journey to feel substantial. At the end of the day, the two of them dating isn't enough by itself to make the ending enjoyable.

The last chapter was well-written but I can't help but feel like the Manga ended up fizzling out. In particular, I don't really feel like Lemon's negative self-talk habits were really dealt with properly. We just kind of have to assume they won't happen again.

Dag if this is ending next week that's abrupt as hell. Explaining what the bodyswap is caused by, undoing it, and then providing a look at their lives post-bodyswap in a single chapter will be impossible. Not to mention that Lemon is written as still having significant personal hangups, which...

There are people who like characters based on whether or not they're good people, and there are also people who like characters based on whether or not they're interesting and/or add value to the story. People like me fall into the latter category.

As usual, chapters built around Hebikawa are great. Having her get taken down by Kusonoki and Moe was nice too, although this chapter again highlighted the Kusonoki issue: What Moe-chan was doing was 100% intentional. She was deliberately using her agency to drive the story forward...

If you didn't think it was a moral issue, you wouldn't be saying "coming into a series 50+ chapters in ...is shitty", because that is 100% a moral argument. And lets be real, that whole "oh it causes the series to no longer be translated" reasoning isn't actually true, it's an invented...

Don't worry about the people getting angsty. The taboo people have against people translating works that are already being translated needs to go away. It's not a great norm, and the idea that it's unethical doesn't really hold water.

This is a very typical manga so I'm guessing it will have the cliché, but it would be great if it had something different. The 'character development through SA rescue' trope is kind of a stale way to shorthand a change in a character.

...No. The child does not "create the situation"---if they do something inappropriate towards the adult, the adult acts responsibly and corrects their behaviour, in this case also telling their mother. The adult has 100% responsibility to never accept an advance from a child, no matter what...

Isn't Asuka regularly helping Yuu study so that she can join Tomoko at the same uni?

It's a staple of the genre. A lot of people read romcoms expecting to the heroes triumph over external obstacles.