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I think her character makes sense for her age. When you’re a teenager, you usually think you’re gonna become someone, someone who can change the world. You think the world is fair until reality hits and you realize how harsh it actually is… and that you’re not that special, that the game is...

The revenge is already starting off badly, in my opinion. What I don’t like about this kind of story is when they make it seem like rape is some kind of revenge. ‘I’m gonna rape you’ or ‘I’ll have you raped to get my revenge’… To me, that just shows the author has no real ideas. Seriously, come...

It would actually be more interesting to explain Hebikawa’s flaws and imperfections. Because I might be wrong, and that’s human, but so far she doesn’t really have any flaws or imperfections, and she doesn’t fail either. Cuz yeah, ‘she’s mean’, ‘she’s a snake 🐍’ That’s not flaws.. that’s just...

So, don’t make me say things I never said. That would be nice and it would keep the conversation from being skewed or derailed. First of all, I’m not saying one is better than the other. Since you say I only presented two choices ‘Kusunoki <> Hebikawa’. If I misunderstood, my bad ! Now let’s...

She can have her good ending but I hope it won’t be in the style of ‘since MC doesn’t want my feelings, I’ll just settle for the guy who’s been chasing me from the start and whom I never really cared about’

And again, that’s not taking it personally but what’s “start working on making the FMC little more interesting” ? Transforming her into a Hebizawa 2.0 ? If Hebizawa is more popular, it’s cuz she has a much more flashy, extroverted personality compared to Kusunoki, who is softer, more ‘plain’...

Maybe he’s better than Shizuki but Otobe doesn’t share her classmate’s romantic feelings, so that’s the end of the story for him. No need to force her into that relationship.. I mean, with all due respect, what you guys are saying doesn’t make any sense. It doesn’t matter whether he’s better...

Sorry, it’s a bit long… Well, what I’m about to say is just speculation, but it would fit the personality of that MF principal. He doesn’t want to take responsibility or truly love Maria Akeboshi, Mari Nagare, or Mari Akeboshi. He just wants to possess her. That would align with his selfish...

Maybe you should reread Maria No Danzai? Because you’ve missed a lot of details and even started making some up. No, Taiichirou never told Maria they should have another child to replace Kiritaka. He told her they need to rebuild together because that’s what a family would do, and Maria...

Btw I hope Taiichirou won’t play the role of the righteous cop in every circumstance, and that he’ll get rid of the principal (of the school) and help Maria. Maybe not with the murders, but at least be supportive, not just the guy who annoys everyone with cliché lines like ‘Maria, it’s not too...

Time to kill principal !

I think Taichirou already knows that Maria is his wife, or rather, his ex-wife. Despite her different appearance, she seems to have just gone back to her maiden name, and Mari turned into Maria. He didn’t marry a complete stranger back then, so he must know her maiden name and connect the dots...

And this is where saying that ‘you’re the one who doesn’t read’ makes perfect sense… Ultimately, our perspective doesn’t really matter because we’re not part of the story (and I’m not even addressing that). I’m specifically talking about Chika’s perspective. The information we’ve been given...

And yet, the only one who seems not to be reading is the guy you’re quoting :/

Imo it doesn’t make sense for her not to know that her manager is married with kids. And if that’s the case, it’s just lazy writing. Chika probably thought that her manager might actually consider making her the main woman in his life and offering her more than just a forbidden relationship...

I would have liked to agree with you, but first of all, I don’t hate the sister. I might have even been one of the only ones who thought it wasn’t cheating and that she was being blackmailed or harassed by her manager for X or Y reason. Now, to get back to your message: what you’re saying is...

What can we say about Chika, except that she deserves what’s happening to her? We can’t blame her for everything, but she’s far from innocent. Did she really think a married man with a child would throw his entire life away for a woman he managed to manipulate when she was mentally vulnerable...

Imo, it’s mostly when he called her ‘Ojou-sama’ instead of Yurea that she realized it wasn’t her Mister

Okay, I’m a bit late, but I’ve finally caught up with all the chapters. Big thanks to the English, Portuguese, and French translation teams! (And all the others too, but those are the three languages I read in.) I also saw the spoiler about Yuu’s ex, and IDK why she keeps saying she didn’t...