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Yeah. Sure. Whatever. At this point, this is like some sort of bizarre three-way boxing match in which the three of them take turns hitting themselves in the face.

That was a decent 11 chapter binge read. I think it really had the bare bones of a good story, and the twist of the corpse and Reina's fake name - the way that the revelation that the corpse that was found was a girl, which let them off the hook, only to then be a threat for an entirely...

Well damn. I was pretty optimistic reading this, even with the yandere vibe, since all she's done so far is destroy his asshole dad and at least start on destroying his asshole bully. "What could go wrong?" I was thinking. And then the last page, and the new girl looks sweet and cute and...

Mmm... that's probably a valid point. Well, I hadn't looked at it from that perspective until I read what you wrote above, but I had an immediate reaction the first time I read this. But since I read your entire post before I started this response, I won't bother to go into it, since you said...

Right, but that has absolutely nothing at all to do with my point. Yes - there's a bare handful of people on these threads who make the valid point that Hebikawa is interesting and that she adds a layer of complication to the story. But that's not what I'm talking about. I didn't use the...

I'd disagree with that. I think that Ayami is a better person than Hebikawa in just about every possible way. The key is that Ayami actually cares. She became sincere friends with Hikari. Hebikawa, meanwhile, is just faking being friends with Kusunoki so that she can get her to let down her...

And a hurricane is more interesting than a sunny day, but I don't see anyone saying that hurricanes are the best weather.

This is why Waku's my hero. It doesn't matter how stressed out and confused and unsure he is - when he sees that Oura needs him, he sets all of that aside and steps up for her, every time.

Is there something I'm missing here? Is there some appeal to a miserable, manipulative, dishonest piece of shit that I just don't understand? It's weird enough that Shizuki, in spite of his trauma that was the literal center of the manga initially, just will not smack that bitch down like she...

Mm....kay? This feels like nothing but fanservice, in the purest sense of the word. Like somebody at the publisher told the author that the story was getting too fluffy and sweet, so they want a new girl. And add a v-tuber, because v-tubers are hot right now! And more erotica, like in the...

No - a person, real or fictional, who is entirely self-absorbed and has no consideration for other people's needs, desires or feelings is incapable of love, because love requires the exact qualities that they lack. My opinion of them is irrelevant.

Weird to see a bunch of posts talking about Yami's supposed love for Yuu. I guarantee that Yami is entirely incapable of feeling love. Lust certainly, and need and dependence and a fleeting sense of satisfaction while she has a dick in her, but love? Not a chance. She's too selfish and...

Exactly as I said then, after Hikari and Yuu had their surprisingly mature back-to-back conversation, they should've just gotten up and, without ever turning around, walked away from each other forever. There was no other possibility than the menhera slut and the slave-to-his-boner getting back...

And yet again, my hero Waku doubts and stumbles and agonizes... and then he steps up and does the right thing.

My hero Waku. No matter how nervous and doubtful he is or how hard he has to work, he always makes the right choice in the end.

I dropped this one about 10 chapters ago because it was so obvious even then that she just didn't feel that way about him and he was going to end up getting his heart broken. I just checked in on it yesterday, when the last chapter went up, and from my point of view, it's working out better...

It's Kotoyama, so yes.

That was an inpressively mature and honest conversation. And at the end of it, they should get up and walk away, still back-to-back. Go out and apply what they've learned to new relationships that they can make healthy from the start rather than a relationship that's already been poisoned...

And there it is. The truth is that I don't much care one way or another about yuri, so I recognized that the possibility was there, but figured I'd just wait and see what Hiro was going to do because whatever he did would be beautiful. And it was.

Once again, I read through the responses to a chapter of this series and once again, I'm reminded of how many people seem to have entirely missed the point. There is no conflict between this chapter (for example) and the first chapter. That's just your own warped perceptions. The simple...