Inkya Datta Ore no Seishun Revenge: Tenshi sugiru Ano Ko to Ayumu Re Life - Vol. 3 Ch. 15

[HYBRID_BEING]

At first i was disappointed by Boyfriend-Blocking Dad trope, but then he practically gave MC a green light, so it's cool.
As for the punk - i really hope MC gives his ego a blow or two, not that hard with a big one like his.

 

[harukuro]

Daddy shijouin is surprisingly wholesome and very understanding.

 

[adm0726]

we would've been better off without the new guy but if it helps accelerate their relationship, its fine ig

 

[motheblackcat]

Hey look! It's the time for authors with no ideas to pull out the out of nowhere random rival trope!

 

[Tony_Mushah]

Savage.

Mom already knows Dad is digging his own grave.

This part made me laugh so hard

 

[exxeld]

pops setup for a homerun by mc is funny af lmfao mc got that interview in the bag lmao

 

[kyongkyong]

if I was MC, I'll be just like "dude lmao WTF you're so cringe, who talk like that these days?"

 

[zekromfan1]

This is no buisness of his first of all, second of all we’ve seen the future, Haruka might take her life, but she doesn’t marry this random jackass.

So by process of objective reality, nope, not only are you two not destined for each other, she doesn’t even marry you in the bad timeline. I should be angry with this pompous ass guy, but instead I feel a level of pity only reserved for special kinds of individuals on the level of Aqua from Konosuba.

 

[CyanHide]

Damn, this makes it the second time I have been made to hate the childhood friend character, and for good reason! *spits

 

[Maxamas1232]

OK, this guy's definitely the reason she died in his past life. Either the cause of her suicide, or straight up murdered her.

 

[Coldlight]

Haruka's dad is the stereotypical overprotective father, but I love how her mother just outright said he's a creep for saying their daughter in high school is too young for love. Funny how everything he spouted off basically described Shinichirou. It'd be nice to see Tokimune eating his words and actually giving him his blessing to marry his daughter after his "interview" is done.

The mistaken idea on Shinichirou's part that he "isn't worthy yet" or whatever just goes to show he still puts her on a pedestal and that's one of the no-no's of successful romances. It's something he needs to overcome, and I hope it's not just before the ending, maybe Haruka can help tell him otherwise, but only if she knows... or it seems we're getting a love rival arc, because this is already leaning hard on cliches, so yeah...

You're not spineless, right Shinichirou? Not after finally beating your shitty old boss in a dream, yes? It's also curious that the name "Mitsurugi Group" didn't ring any bells from him from his time as an adult. Perhaps that group of companies already went under long before he died of overwork?

 

[adekdodog]

From which Chinese cultivation novel did this rich brat come from?

 

[Psychronia]

Did...did her mom intentionally provoke him into saying that so she could fast-track her daughter to marriage? Am I reading too much into this?

Anyway, big company negotiations are no match for black company harassment.

 

[Erebov]

Why does he looked convinced by that? lmao

 

[Arr1610]

Pitié arretez d ajouter ce genre de perso nul

 

[Mithgol]

the poor rich fool

It's probably a good thing that he's just a fool.

A full-fledged cold-hearted young filthy-rich villain would not have any of this talk with our Niihama-kun and would instead quietly hire a hitman.

A psychotic agitated young filthy-rich villain (worthy of some “Male Yandere” tag) would instead be 100% sure that a death is not really much of a punishment for “a crime of going near Haruka” and thus would intend to introduce an element of years-long suffering by doing something even more cruel and sinister that would have an immediate, and permanent, and devastating effect on Niihama-kun; for example, would hire some thugs to attack his immediate family with the intention of killing Niihama-kun's mother and simultaneously leaving Niihama-kun's imouto badly injured and crippled for life so that she cannot go through many minute details of her life without Niihama-kun's careful assistance, so that Niihama-kun cannot really spare any time for Shijouin-san and their relationship is strained and then broken.

That could be an interesting alternative explanation behind “this is the first time Haruka went home with a boy” (what if Mutsurugi just could get rid of any such boy earlier, acting like one of the antagonists in Prosper Mérimée's “Chronique du règne de Charles IX”), but the author is unlikely to explore this option, and that's a good thing.