By equivalating winning and cool.Can someone explain to me what just happened? How did the kid show his lame side?
Only thing I can think of is acting like a kid and acting on your emotions(challenging someone and making girl as a prize, etc. instead of improving yourself to make the girl like you which he realized at the end)Can someone explain to me what just happened? How did the kid show his lame side?
I really think he acted like the best big brother here. He tried his best to fufill his little sisters wishes. What more could an Imouto want?Is losing in every single thing supposed to be more relatable to the readers? Just looking at the mc is making me angry lol.
Nah, it's characterization. Consistent, too. He's always been clumsy but strong, both socially and physically.Is losing in every single thing supposed to be more relatable to the readers? Just looking at the mc is making me angry lol.
it's not the point to make it 'relatable to readers'. it's consistent in his characterization that he never have been a really cool or amazing person to begin withIs losing in every single thing supposed to be more relatable to the readers? Just looking at the mc is making me angry lol.
hmm... at this stage, I guess it's just normal for elementary school student to have attached to impulsive joy rather than a logical attractive value. and add to the fact the girls haven't really got attached to male to begin with. except the high school sister oneI'm really fearing that the author will go for making them all romantically like him.
I liked how they seemed more like actual brother and sisters, even though they're recently made a family, but the faces Tsugumi was making really triggered my fight-or-flight responses regarding the direction this is going...
And no I don't want the millionth wish-fulfilment manga about getting x-number of sisters that all fall in love with you, I want one regarding becoming family in a non-romantic way with this kind of setup. Actually learning to live together and doing stuff with them as a family: cute, wholesome, and maybe silly stuff.
its meant to be more relatable to someone who isnt an elementary school student yeah, you should learn from Haruto even he realised it.Is losing in every single thing supposed to be more relatable to the readers? Just looking at the mc is making me angry lol.
No matter the characterization no one can be this bad. His opponent was literally a 5th grade student while he is in highschool. That breaks immersion.it's not the point to make it 'relatable to readers'. it's consistent in his characterization that he never have been a really cool or amazing person to begin with
it can though. there will be a genius among children. Is your country don't have "are you smarter than a 5th grader?" in your television. Look it up. It aired around 2010 in my country, Indonesia. It was a very interesting show. and this is competition in arcade battle, 5th grader is just right to compete even against adult.No matter the characterization no one can be this bad. His opponent was literally a 5th grade student while he is in highschool. That breaks immersion.
I really don't see a good lesson there. There's a limit to how bad you can be, otherwise you really have to work to improve yourself for your own self confidence at least.
"You did your best and that's enough" is just being ideal, not realistic.
yooo, the little sister can have a boyfriend instead of begging for the step brother's dick?????? HOW???? i-is this manga trying to sell their character cast instead of selling body pillows and any other coomer menrchendise???? how shocking??? this is heresy!!
jokes aside, im surprised that this is getting better and better. the new boy introduction is sudden, but i like his character. I hope we can have more of this so that our protagonist can be developed enough and finish with the satisfying ending.