Danjo no Yujou wa Seiritsu suru? (Iya, Shinai!!) - Vol. 5 Ch. 37

[MangaDex]

 

[asphyxiav2]

Sorry for the 10 days delay🙇‍♂️

 

[ActuallyArma]

Kinda hate how Himari and her brother have a one letter difference in names. For a moment thought it was a typo then remembered "Wait, no, that's the brother. Not her" lol

 

[athros]

Thanks for the chappie!

Also, if Yuu's case might be considered extreme by his own 'loner' standard, Natsu's own extreme case might've caused him to get stabbed in the back alley someday...

 

[LordofLeechers]

Honestly, I like the two gals. They seem cute and fun.

 

[Colorcaster]

Damn i dont know why i kept reading this the writing is terrible no one seems like someone let alone "real", they're all exasperating in their own way...

 

[pita1204]

I'm going to assume it's a typo but on page 20 Makishima should call Enomoto, "Eri-chan" instead of "Erin-chan".

 

[Emeralh]

Hmm, Eri is still the best girl for now :/ Himari is worse than a tsundere honestly, if she started to be honest then i might change my view, i don't hate her but it's true that she's damn annoying, if she said thing honestly she'd already have her BF by now...
And that best friend, for now it does seem he's doing that for Eri but i still have some doubt, he's a trash anyway tho.

 

[auriga]

@asphyxiav2 you missed a bubble on page 15.

 

[asphyxiav2]

@asphyxiav2 you missed a bubble on page 15.

Thank you🫡

 

[wanko_wanko]

I just skimmed the chapters to see where this goes after MC folds like a fan in 30.1, cool to see it went absolutely nowhere.

The master plan of the male friend to expose MC's identity and have him be popular? He gets in his own way by driving away the girls who approached Yuu this chapter.

Consequences for Himari for assaulting Yuu, lying about moving to another town, and generally being a gaslighting, manipulative bitch? None.

Consequences for MC believing in Himari's lies? Flunking all of his tests, leaving him on the verge of dropping out of school.

Additionally, Enomoto was caught in the cross fire, and I'm sure the author will spare no effort to completely besmirch her character later, just so that the worse girl can win.

Everything was swept under the rug, no character development took place, you could probably remove all of the drama chapters, replace them with a single chapter to glue things together, and nothing would change. I only kept going to see Himari get comeuppance for her lies and possibly redeem herself, but it seems that the manga has moved on from that, so I'll probably stop here.

The author missed his chance to have Himari come clean and make up with Yuu. Had she gone first, revealed the whole truth, and possibly her true feelings as well, sincerely, only THEN to turn out that MC was planning to pursue her, I would accept it. Then him flunking exams could be used as a way for Himari to feel guilt and real consequences of what she's done, and also give her a way to atone, by pulling all the stops to make sure Yuu doesn't flunk. Not in this willy-nilly, nonchalant way, but earnestly. Instead, everybody acts as if nothing happened, and it just makes me feel uncomfortable.

Even if the manga tries to address the elephant in the room later, it will come across as weird and stupid, because it will be bringing up stuff that every party involved knowingly accepted and moved on from. So I'm no longer interested.

 

[NouvelleVoix]

The "Fuzzynema" on the last page sounds like a fuzzy enema...

 

[huntercheco]

Anime already covered a bunch of this very quickly, it is fun to look over differences

 

[AsteroidCreator99]

In like Makishima irl, girls don't get nearby in a 30 meter area

 

[NamelessGent]

I just skimmed the chapters to see where this goes after MC folds like a fan in 30.1, cool to see it went absolutely nowhere.

The master plan of the male friend to expose MC's identity and have him be popular? He gets in his own way by driving away the girls who approached Yuu this chapter.

Consequences for Himari for assaulting Yuu, lying about moving to another town, and generally being a gaslighting, manipulative bitch? None.

Consequences for MC believing in Himari's lies? Flunking all of his tests, leaving him on the verge of dropping out of school.

Additionally, Enomoto was caught in the cross fire, and I'm sure the author will spare no effort to completely besmirch her character later, just so that the worse girl can win.

Everything was swept under the rug, no character development took place, you could probably remove all of the drama chapters, replace them with a single chapter to glue things together, and nothing would change. I only kept going to see Himari get comeuppance for her lies and possibly redeem herself, but it seems that the manga has moved on from that, so I'll probably stop here.

The author missed his chance to have Himari come clean and make up with Yuu. Had she gone first, revealed the whole truth, and possibly her true feelings as well, sincerely, only THEN to turn out that MC was planning to pursue her, I would accept it. Then him flunking exams could be used as a way for Himari to feel guilt and real consequences of what she's done, and also give her a way to atone, by pulling all the stops to make sure Yuu doesn't flunk. Not in this willy-nilly, nonchalant way, but earnestly. Instead, everybody acts as if nothing happened, and it just makes me feel uncomfortable.

Even if the manga tries to address the elephant in the room later, it will come across as weird and stupid, because it will be bringing up stuff that every party involved knowingly accepted and moved on from. So I'm no longer interested.

Don't worry, it only gets more contrived once Enamoto's sister makes her appearance.

In a way, its nice knowing that the anime shows that the series is not about the two leads actually growing up as characters, and is instead more about how much contrived bullshit the author can write to keep the leads apart.