Cool na Doukyuusei no ◯◯ Nengo… - Ch. 66

[MangaDex]

 

[LazyDust]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1705894224909177178

 

[Gtcvenkai]

The thirst was slow and insidious. It bides its time.

 

[Bomber_Man]

Finally! some progress in her past story

 

[BigChunga6969]

Wait what since when? Not complaining tho

 

[Kyuketsuki]

Tsundere mom let's go. Cmon now need grandma embarrassing mom in front of haru.

 

[abdullah17]

I got confused a little bit thinking there's a time skip and haru grew up

 

[dowiet]

i laughed way too hard at this

 

[JKY45MD]

Tsundere mom let's go. Cmon now need grandma embarrassing mom in front of haru.

I’m with you. We got the imouto now we need Mom in law.

 

[Plain3r]

From kuu to slow tsun transition at this point back then huh

and then "hornydere" by the time they went around to marry when she "found" him in ch.27 (short-haired adult Kuru) and then some

Although there's ch.4 on the feeding "ahhh" part ◯◯ Years Later... and again when she (as Kuru-mama) got sick in ch.16

 

[phil777]

i laughed way too hard at this

Well, she did grow up. In more ways than one.

 

[Moran]

PROGRESS!!
LET'S GOOOOO

 

[jackjack9]

Making an extra lunch. She's in love.

 

[AnonMan88]

At first I thought it was her sister, but there's a wedding ring, so it's definitely her mom.

 

[ThrystaVindr]

Why does she have so many band-aids on her fingers

 

[AnotherDuck]

Tsundere gonna tsun. Sometimes it's more transparent than this, but mostly not.

Why does she have so many band-aids on her fingers

Because it's the universal manga sign of trying to cook while not being good at it.

Pretty much everyone I know who learned how to handle a knife cut themselves exactly once before figuring out how to be real careful about that, and that was only a small percentage of them. Doing it many times just means you're crap at learning from your mistakes.

 

[Meijin]

So it looks like the faceless husband to be took less than a year to hook her down to tsundere level.

 

[dearmusic]

The kuu become tsun moment

 

[deproxyacct]

On the evolution of dere by Charles Darwin