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Yes, you can blame her. She’s the one who started this mess by telling the MC she couldn’t be with him because he was stagnant in his job. When he asked if improving himself could lead to a relationship, she replied, ‘I don’t know about being in a relationship, but we can talk about doing some...

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Yes, it's a thankless job, but someone has to tell them that simping over a whore is crazy work.

Oh no! He got me again. Whatever shall I do?! 😂 Is that really the best you got, dickhead? 😂 Look, just because your period is synchronized with the female character of this series doesn't mean you get to lay on your back and give me these lazy-ass jokes. Please do better.

LMAO, that's all you got 💀 "Calling me a simp. You're a simp for the MC" Ouch! OMG! Whatever shall I do?! Dumbass 😂

You're right—there isn’t a discussion here because you’ve consistently proven how wrong you are. To make it worse, you tried to argue that I twisted your words to make your argument seem worse than it actually is, but that was never the case. I’ve only pointed out the holes in your argument and...

Exactly. Everything you said is spot on. He trusted those people, and they betrayed him.

You know what? You're right. I've been repeating myself again and again, so it's about time I take a step back and relax. Thanks for the advice!

Whaaat?! LMAO Let me get this straight—rather than acknowledging that your argument is full of holes and completely flawed, you're trying to deflect with some self-projecting nonsense? That doesn't even address anything I said, right? You just straight-up ask, ‘who hurt you?’ What the fuck...

Your explanation is bullshit, and you know it. Not once in the entire chapter did he belittle her. She was jealous of his success. She’s the one who set the conditions for him to improve himself. She initially turned him down, and now it’s somehow his fault for bettering himself? That’s the...

Honestly, I’m completely amazed at how many people try to defend this girl for her actions. As if she wasn’t the one who set those conditions when the MC initially confessed to her. As if she didn’t criticize him for being stagnant at his job, pointing out that he’d been there for four years...

So, are we just going to overlook the fact that when the MC initially confessed his feelings to her and asked her out, she rejected him because she said he was stagnant in his job, that he wasn’t moving up? Meanwhile, his rival was being called the next ace. She’s the one who set those...

Yeah, you’re right—this is super long. The part I was disagreeing with is when you said he had lost his original purpose. You've already corrected yourself by saying that the whole time, his original purpose was to prove he was worthy enough to be with her. Regardless, I’m not saying he didn’t...

Okay, so let’s go with your logic. Let’s say he started paying attention to her after becoming successful at his job. When she asked him out, let’s assume he immediately started a relationship with her instead of putting it off to improve himself. It wouldn’t have changed the fact that she was...

This is a dumb take. How is the MC self-centered when, after confessing his feelings to the woman he was in love with, Tsukino, she told him she wouldn’t be in a relationship with him because it would interfere with his job? She then pointed out that in the four years he’d been at his job, he...

If this is your explanation, then you are entirely wrong. Let's break this down using your logic. Even if he proved himself and decided to start a relationship with her, it wouldn’t change the fact that she was jealous of his success. The night he received the award, she was in the conference...

*lost his original purpose Haruki didn’t lose sight of his original purpose. If his goal was to improve himself to be worthy of the woman he’s in love with, then his promotion to Editor-in-Chief by the end of the chapter demonstrates that he stayed true to that purpose. Claiming otherwise...

She did all of that just to punish him—for doing his job, for progressing like she asked him to. What kind of logic is that? She wanted him to suffer because she was stagnant in her own work, because she wasn’t progressing. That’s so stupid. So disrespectful. But she loved him?! How pathetic...

I see your point of view, but unfortunately, I have to disagree. She initially turned him down, saying he wasn’t progressing in his job. When he asked if improving would change her mind about dating him, she said, 'I don’t know if I would say yes to a relationship, but we can talk about some...

Like I told the other guy, I’m sorry if this has turned into a never-ending cycle of disagreement—that wasn’t my intention. So, I’ll leave it at this: you’re basing her reaction on his emotions, saying she feels guilty because you believe she thinks she broke him. In my opinion, that’s an...