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In chapter 1, she kisses him and asks if he has someone he likes. One fact: Her body is weak. She allows herself to feel comfortable in front of him, It's a mix of natural weakness and flirtation. (chap 1: She's so tired she can't even unbutton her shirt, so because she's interested in him...

Honestly, Take Sensei, if you don't know what else to write, it's better to end Uzaki-chan. Look at this arc, what does it have to do with the story?

"San" is more formal than "Kun," and this chapter made that very clear.

Here, the classic scene to halt progress: "I want to value you" and "I'm not worthy of you." Japan, or at least as it is portrayed in art, still has very traditional customs, so Meishi feeling professionally inferior to Rinna makes him hesitant to take the next step in their relationship.

With this accelerated pace of progression, it amazes me to know that there are still more than 30 chapters to translate.

If the concept of this story were transformed into a weekly format of 15-17 pages, I feel it would have the potential to be a success.

The main point of the story is this, so if he has sex, it means the story can end.

Relax and enjoy the chapters. People are so caught up in story progression these days that they forget that reading is meant to be enjoyable. I find the interactions between Noa and Rihito funny and I look forward to the chapters so nothing more than that necessarily needs to happen.

The worst type of character appeared

An seems to be the stubborn type she'll do anything to convince herself that feels nothing sabotaging herself in various ways

Oni here has a sense of "Very", "extremely", "super".

If he's going to help out at another store, then I suppose the gyaru must be an employee there.

acredito que ele esteja aceitando o que aconteceu e sem arrependimentos o lugar desmorona já que existe por conta dele (se fosse uma 3ª pessoa o lugar só desapareceria)

This story about his family is completely out of place in relation to the story's theme so far.

It's still strange that they sit so far away, but there's that feeling of "I have to take advantage of every opportunity that comes my way."

Lately I've come to hate these school festival arcs because they're always the same thing they talk about the idea as if it hasn't already been used in thousands of manga.

Mensaje final: Si no funcionó con una mujer, inténtalo con un hombre.

How can he think that if that's been her basic behavior from the beginning? And she keeps repeating that she doesn't see him as a man.

Very passive, he still makes up idiotic excuses out of pride instead of being honest about what he feels or wants and he's very slow to understand what Haida wants.

If you don't remove the petal from the person you like someone else will that's the lesson to take home today