Thank you. It was well-written highlighting her/his dissatisfaction with the fact that Sakura didn't talk to Shinobu as much, neither before or during the breakup and nor when they reunited.
I also agree with the idea that
the cucboy is not a good guy but quite a selfish villain as Japanese readers' comments pointed out that
he went out to buy condoms and water with a clearly intention to definitely have sex that night regardless of whether Sakura consented.
However, the article is written based on the assumption that
cucboy and
Sakura are dating which contradicts what
chapters 132 and
133 (link here) portrayed the one-time sex without subsequent relationship the same as what happened to
Nagi and
Mio. The author of this article overlooked this point and instead focused on the point that
Mio starting an agency company and then complained about it. LOL
There is also a shift in address the cucboy from "Kun" to "San" in
chapter 134 (link here) to show the gap of relationship that
@diphuc1 observed and there are also many details that can imply they're not going out. Again, the author of this article ignored them. LOL
IMHO, chapter 132-134 are for reducing the anger toward Sakura by making readers imply that she and cucboy didn't going out and Keishi NIshikida sensei intentionally put those details in his drawings.
The author of this article thinks they're going out so s/he wants to see the
Sakura and cucboy's conversation (scene) when breaking up too. LOL For me, that scene isn't necessary since they weren't actually dating. So,
cucboy just faded out. No need to tell
Sakura he wants to break up.
However, the author missed or forgot another CRUCIAL POINT about the "rom-com" genre because what s/he mentioned in this article is just the manga that was actually written as a romance without comedy manga!
If Grapara had simply been a pure romance instead of masquerading as a rom-com, there wouldn't have been an issue with the rom-com readers lured to read it from the start.
But because it claimed to be a rom-com manga, having the FMC get raped is completely unacceptable for rom-com readers! @Alsatia is another person who has already confirmed this concern.
In conclusion, the author of this article forgot what is the difference between "romance" and "love comedy (rom-com)" manga. So sad.
IMHO,
I feel the author was talking about the other "NTR romance" manga which is not "NTR love comedy" Grapara. It is a pity that this article lost some (not all) of its credibility
in my eyes though it's a good one. So sad I gave it 6/10 instead of 9/10.
Please take care,
P.S. Please always prepare for natural disaster. Please stockpile enough dry food and water to survive until help arrives.