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Legendary after-school date. As in something that's only a myth passed around between women and never actually seen outside of delusional fantasies. It's evidently a big deal.

I like how he imagines this ambiguous character as a buff best pal.

Breast envy is overdone. I like characters like Hida-sensei who are confident in what they have.

She gets a lot of character development, dealing with her anxiety and inferiority and all.

Yeah, that was slightly odd. For a moment I thought I was reading a different manga.

So much yelling, just about every other chapter.

That's some rarely seen sportsmanship from these two competitors. They wouldn't endorse making fun out of MC's embarrassing-souding gift.

I like the alternative yandere flavors that have been cropping out occasionally. This one doesn't even seem to be into romance, she's just wants to be best pals and hang out all the time because she's terminally lonely. Also, these old-timers who keep urging MC to get some action.

Somehow she's both awkward and bold.

More like sledgehammer. Imagine getting one volume out, then being told to speedrun to the ending in the second. Try not to cry.

'We're peaceful open-minded people. Different races, cultures, harems, slavery - we tolerate them all!'

How unusual. All these chapters and MC hardly interacted with the members of that party, especially the party leader, and instead only ever gets friendly with this side character, Marine. I almost forgot it was supposed to be a harem story.

I like this. Another story where a villainous character does pragmatically selfish things for the sake of survival only to become a beloved leader. This art style is rather pointy, MCs eyebrows even look like arrows. Her eyepatch is pretty expressive, too, capable of winking or turning into a...

I guess she really likes kids, huh. Nemu looked like a lot like a little kitten throughout this chapter.

It's weird to see Shingu confused and anxious. She's normally so calm and mysterious. Definitely didn't expect to hear her thoughts all the sudden. And Ichizaki manages to act perfectly unsuspicious yet again.

Sure sounds pro-suicide to me. The kid had only one request on his mind and seemed upset that nobody would give him a go-ahead.

He fits perfectly well in this setting, playing the role of a tsundere maiden. I like that of all the things he could have done, he contemplated assaulting her in her sleep.

Gyaru fashion knows no compromise... She could have cheated her way out of this with some nude-colored fleece tights, though.

Talks about carpentry, actually does masonry. Are these two professions treated as one in Japan, or something? It's the second time I see a 'carpenter' talk about laying bricks in a manga.

It was well earned, too. His face didn't deserve to be graced by a hit from a magic blast.