Imasara desu ga, Osananajimi wo Suki ni Natte Shimaimashita - Ch. 32 - She called me an idiot!

[Trevoga]

who tf is that blonde girl

 

[rymar]

Yami is still the GOAT. Hikarikeks keep seething

 

[jojoka]

This comment is blowing my mind The Last of Us Part 2 was CRAZY controversial BECAUSE of the two protagonists? Like it blew up the internet with fans slinging shit from both sides.

 

[Valle_reading_manga]

So, here's the thing. I had the ingenious idea of picking manga sorted by lowest rating and what can I say. Everything else I read is awesome now (including this title), can recommend

 

[Dingo777]

Look bro, this is the internet, It’s really not infeasible that people would say that unironically.

 

[hawk7034]

It's gonna be funny when we've been in the flashback longer then the present

 

[ComNguoi]

I want to call Yami Yami-sama too

All hail the Queen.

 

[VINT64]

You don't like that, huh? Let's see for when you learn she stole your man

 

[AkodoRyu]

I don't really see why Yuu going to another girl once he fully realizes that he had no chance to be with Hikari is being portrayed as wrong.

Because he never actually tries. He arbitrarily sets a goal for himself, completely unrelated to the potential relationship, and gives up after he fails. As far as we know, he never tried to ask Hikari out or gave her any indication of being interested.

And if not getting into the same school is such a major problem for asking out Hikari, how is it suddenly a non-issue when Yami is from the very same school?

It's not exactly wrong, but I really can't treat Yuu's feelings seriously, when they couldn't even survive first contact with any kind of temptation.

What is wrong, is Yami backstabbing Hikari and I'm here to wait for the fallout of this nuclear waste dumpster fire. Those new chapters will surely emphasize even more how much Hikari did to transform a "wild dog" Yami into a functional human being, just to be betrayed. I can't wait.

 

[Dingo777]

I don't really see why Yuu going to another girl once he fully realizes that he had no chance to be with Hikari is being portrayed as wrong. It was either that or hold onto a crush that would never be return as far as Yuu is concerned. And considering that Hikari has turned down other boys, some of whom, were better than Yuu because, and in her own words, "wasn't interested in romance", and that's not even mentioning the fact that Hikari would help other girls ask out Yuu on dates. It's kind of easy to see why Yuu just decided to go with another girl that return romantic feelings towards him.

And before people say he should confess and moved on, what would that do? Yuu already knows he's going to get rejected, why ruin a childhood friendship for an answer that he already knows is going to get?

Yuu: “I know I’ll get rejected so I’m going to give up before even trying”
Yuu’s evidence: failed an entrance exam

The math isn’t adding up.

Bro’s a coward and folds at the first sign of adversity. Hell if not for Hikari making an effort to get involved with him again he would have probably torpedo’d their relationship anyway so he may as well have shot his shot.

 

[story645]

her willing to reach out to Yami another time is a result of her being interested, not of being resolute.

Because Aya is a total jerk to her - calls her an idiot, shuts her down - and she still reaches out enough after all that they become friends. Hikari isn't letting any of the walls Aya is putting up stop her.

So it feels very weird to me when you use her as an antithesis to Yuu's indecisiveness.

The climax at the school is literally this. Hikari is so persistent in getting Yuu to come to the festival so she can confess again that he caves on his original no.

 

[habla]

I honestly dont get how anyone can prefer Yami in the comments, probably because most people that prefer Hikari gave up on this manga

I just like dirty girls
seriously tho it was a really weird move to make her a schoolgirl prostitute (virgin), what was up with THAT?

 

[Vverg]

Thanks Mister obvious, if you read more than 20% of the text, you even would've learned why 🫡

You can wait till the title is finished for that.
But you rather read every week and complain about it and say "how pushed you are from the manga".

So yes, it should be very obvious what to do... but every 2 weeks the same people complain about the title. So guess they actually do like the story.

Thats like me reading Rental Shit every week and then complain how shit it is (it is very shit). I just wait till it ends and then check last 2 or 3 chapters cause I'm curious. So, why dont do the same obvious thing if you hate the manga?

 

[Silbo]

YamiGODS how does it feel knowing our girl is the main character now

 

[story645]

seriously tho it was a really weird move to make her a schoolgirl prostitute (virgin), what was up with THAT?

Maruto has been playing a lot w/ Aya wraps herself up in a hard shell to protect the squishy little ball of vulnerability inside. The "you're an idiot" last chapter, the "carefree cool girl" with Yuu - the "schoolgirl prostitute" is just another iteration of "keep away".

 

[Ninoren]

You can wait till the title is finished for that.
But you rather read every week and complain about it and say "how pushed you are from the manga".

So yes, it should be very obvious what to do... but every 2 weeks the same people complain about the title. So guess they actually do like the story.

Thats like me reading Rental Shit every week and then complain how shit it is (it is very shit). I just wait till it ends and then check last 2 or 3 chapters cause I'm curious. So, why dont do the same obvious thing if you hate the manga?

And why exactly are you so bothered by that ? 😶
(Not like it'd "complain" every chapter)

You're free to do what you want, same for me, no ?

If you're so bothered by a comment, that's that, but there isn't really anything i can do about that 🤨

Also you're doing the same in a sense, arent you? You could've thought to yourself "What an Idiot" and moved on with your day, after reading it 😶

 

[Niro]

I could only imagine this fanbase's reaction to having to read ASoIaF where characters can go entire books without a chapter on them lol

 

[Dingo777]

I could only imagine this fanbase's reaction to having to read ASoIaF where characters can go entire books without a chapter on them lol

In fairness there’s plenty of reasons not to like ASoIaF outside of just that.

 

[GennArc]

Because he never actually tries. He arbitrarily sets a goal for himself, completely unrelated to the potential relationship, and gives up after he fails. As far as we know, he never tried to ask Hikari out or gave her any indication of being interested.

And if not getting into the same school is such a major problem for asking out Hikari, how is it suddenly a non-issue when Yami is from the very same school?

It's not exactly wrong, but I really can't treat Yuu's feelings seriously, when they couldn't even survive first contact with any kind of temptation.

I have to quote myself on this

I think you are really underestimating the palpability of feeling of distance. He spent a lot of time with Hikari and he could easily tell she is not romantically interested in him at all. No right chemistry, clearly "just friends" attitude etc. It doesn't help that Hikari also kept setting up meetings with other girls for him and then asking him how it went. And she confirms that herself, thinking
"All the way through middle school -- no, actually, until just a year ago -- I never saw him as a boy. He was just my pure and simple childhood friend, nothing more."

So it's not just about giving up after the first failure or being cautious. He saw that he had no chance for years, that's why the exam failure was just the last nail in the coffin. That, and meeting a certain senpai who he actually started to have a good chemistry with.

 

[GennArc]

Because Aya is a total jerk to her - calls her an idiot, shuts her down - and she still reaches out enough after all that they become friends. Hikari isn't letting any of the walls Aya is putting up stop her.

That doesn't contradict what I wrote. She is frustrated by Yami's rejection, but her interest keeps her going, it's not about completing the task given to her, it's about "I'm interested in that person".

The climax at the school is literally this. Hikari is so persistent in getting Yuu to come to the festival so she can confess again that he caves on his original no.

That's just verbal gymanstics. She is not persistent, she just set up a plan that he should also follow, and then got upset that he was hesitant about it and caused a scene.
Again, constantly postponing a decision under pretense of looking for the perfect moment is a textbook definition of indecisiveness. "I didn't talk to her because she looked busy and the timing wasn't right", "I didn't call them because I need to prepare myself", "I didn't confess because the situation wasn't good enough" etc.