Arakure Ojousama wa Monmon Shiteiru - Ch. 47 - Horndogs To-go

[Powerless]

its like love is war but these people are actually willing to be more straightforward with each other

 

[Rosta_Rio]

Just wait for chapter 50, I think the author is cooking something up for it. In Author We Trust.

 

[MoetheGOAT]

Alright now this dude is starting to piss me off

 

[Freaktacular]

thanks for the chappy

 

[havelmom]

Good lord in heavens, the mangaka needs to calm down, she might get herself pregnant again with all this.

we can only hope

 

[bluenorvo]

They have come (pun not intended) a long way since chapter 1...

 

[KingRagnarok]

He's going to be the death of her.
The guy has been holding in all this time, he doesn't even master baits.
I pray for her survival the day his self-control fails.

He literally masturbated in this chapter though, that's why he was in the bathroom cleaning his hands.

I'm surprised he even knows how.

 

[Bonzalez]

Why is he so hung up about morals and shit again

The only answer I can come up with us nominative determinism

 

[Flame-2-Haze]

What I hate is that 'public morals' extent to outside the school, to the point that they have no freedom. Last I checked, 'public morals' is only valid within the school grounds, not outside of it.

Also, he's still spineless about the love and ecchi stuffs. The hell happened to him that made him this way???

 

[Kushikime]

Thanks for the chapter

 

[Grye]

she just wants to FUCK

 

[RadioForrest]

this girl is a D1 gooner

 

[chototam]

I almost forgot HOW MUCH of a gooner Tsubaki is

 

[frjoethesecond]

What I hate is that 'public morals' extent to outside the school, to the point that they have no freedom. Last I checked, 'public morals' is only valid within the school grounds, not outside of it.

Also, he's still spineless about the love and ecchi stuffs. The hell happened to him that made him this way???

This is not unique to Japan or even East Asia. I don't know about America, but most schools in Europe have rules against students tarnishing the school's reputation.

I suppose the big difference is that in Japan, they have elected student bodies that are responsible for the day-to-day enforcement of the school rules while in Europe it's up to the staff to do that.

 

[Weebius]

What I hate is that 'public morals' extent to outside the school, to the point that they have no freedom. Last I checked, 'public morals' is only valid within the school grounds, not outside of it.

Also, he's still spineless about the love and ecchi stuffs. The hell happened to him that made him this way???

On the school morals, Kaguya-sama actually delves into that a bit, pointing out that their conduct outside of school directly impacts what kind of funding and privileges they get.

Like, a school with a reputation for having a bunch of shithead delinquients probably isn't going to have a trip to a museum or hotel approved vs one with a rep for being polite, and as in the story proper, whether or not they get local permission to have festivals and whatnot.

 

[Potaru]

Holy balls, my man is made from steel. I would have caved in a long time ago.

 

[rabidporcupine]

Atleast he realized that he fumble the bag a lil bit

I think he spent a good few minutes fumbling his bag towards the end there…

 

[ThrystaVindr]

I am curious what the mangaka's husband is like and how many traits he shares with Tadashi lol

 

[outinthegardener]

This is not unique to Japan or even East Asia. I don't know about America, but most schools in Europe have rules against students tarnishing the school's reputation.

I suppose the big difference is that in Japan, they have elected student bodies that are responsible for the day-to-day enforcement of the school rules while in Europe it's up to the staff to do that.

America is less strict than what you say about Europe. There's nothing like a student council or public morals committee that tries to control what students do. There's no list of school rules, but an informal "hey stop that" unspoken rule set. The school principal or vice-principal might discipline you (after school detention<temporary suspension<total expulsion) if you get caught going wild. Probably they just ask your parents to punish you. And that's only if you do something especially wild and you get caught.

 

[BlargET]

"When you're trying sleep but you hear the peep of soap and suds🎵"

"But the sound of washing hands was not preceded by a flush🎵"

"Kinda confused, the order they've choose the question they've created🎵"

"But you can rest assured the things you've heard your roommate🎵"

"JUST MASTERBATED🎵"

Ah, good for them.