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Wow, this story is very gender.

All too relatable.

It’s always a joy to see another new chapter. Every time I’m just left wondering about each character and their backstories (in this chapter Meiling, alongside, as usual, Ikoma). It seems like pretty much everyone has complicated home lives (except for Shunpei that is). It scratches a particular...

Oh, so it’s typically text-only? That’s probably why I haven’t seen it (most of the French text I’ve read is pretty professional or academic). You learn something new every day!

Is that a thing in the French language overall, or is it region-specific? I haven’t heard it in the (admittedly little) Canadian French I’ve listened to.

As a Canadian myself I'm glad to consider her an honourary Canadian (Japan doesn't allow for dual citizenship).

It's clearly why she can see the superiority of our GOAT Izumi.

Shunpei is the most well-adjusted out of the three due to having an intact and supportive family. Relatively speaking, he's more innocent. Of course his mindset would be different from Anzu and Ikoma.

I didn’t expect to like this at all, but this is hilarious.

It used to be called the razor blade business model before printer manufacturers massively outdid them. For people who need to print stuff, it’s better to get a laser printer if you can. The upfront cost is higher, sure, and the price of toner can look quite scary, but toner lasts a very long...

As an aspec, I love this so much.

nooooooo :(

Runa was so precious in this chapter. It’s also nice to see Akari getting a bit closer to her by deciding to stay in the club.

I wonder what Commie-Kette could possibly be.

he just like me fr

I believe the strategy Runa is trying to use here is that of attrition, much like the protracted people’s war adopted by North Vietnam during the Vietnam War, drawing the enemy into your territory and wearing them down into submission. It took a while, but this strategy ultimately paid off. Runa...

That was such a satisfying takedown.

And it probably wouldn’t even have been that big of a deal if he had actually decided to, you know, communicate with her? It probably would’ve resulted in a much better resolution than pushing someone else to the end of their life because he doesn’t have any game.

“I’ll bring this to an end.” Is this where she unleashes her ultimate Yae diss track fueled by seeing Uichi die so many times?

One wouldn’t necessarily be in the wrong either way, but basic human decency is also a thing.