Kanojo ni shitai Joshi Ichii, no Tonari de Mitsuketa Amari-chan - Ch. 2.1

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[ciera]

Thank you for the update

 

[Widi70kg]

I really want mc doesnt end up with the shy girl, because its too cliche

 

[lesseffective]

Praying at shrines to give my gratitude that I don't have to deal with awkward high school interactions.

 

[LordofLeechers]

Alright, now it's time to help her talk to the guy she likes. It's a daunting task, MC, but I am confident that you can manage it.

 

[Kanelel]

I'm kind of baffled by this story. I can't tell what level of romcom reality we're on. The plot of him getting into minor drama because of an inside joke is the kind of thing that happens all the time in real life but rarely in fiction. Like how people in fiction don't stutter or meander while speaking casually the way we do in real life. It's too mundane and random for most fiction. So that makes me think this manga is trying for verisimilitude. But then other things feel like the opposite. The characters, their designs, their relationships, their personalities, they're 100% pure unfiltered romcom manga tropes. They're archetypes. To the point it feels like a ritual.

This manga is making me question how I spend my time. Why am I reading bad bad romantic comedies written for teenage boys?

 

[Prince-Z]

Thank you for the TL! And I'ma bookmark this series it's pretty good so far.

I'm kind of baffled by this story. I can't tell what level of romcom reality we're on. The plot of him getting into minor drama because of an inside joke is the kind of thing that happens all the time in real life but rarely in fiction. Like how people in fiction don't stutter or meander while speaking casually the way we do in real life. It's too mundane and random for most fiction. So that makes me think this manga is trying for verisimilitude. But then other things feel like the opposite. The characters, their designs, their relationships, their personalities, they're 100% pure unfiltered romcom manga tropes. They're archetypes. To the point it feels like a ritual.

This manga is making me question how I spend my time. Why am I reading bad bad romantic comedies written for teenage boys?

Also because we both have nothing better to do besides read manga.
Or perhaps for writing study like myself: "Okay so this is what I don't do!"

Idk if you want something better to do play Pokerogue

 

[Suisuigo]

Impossible.. Everyone is actually a good kids in this?
(dont jinx it, me!)

 

[Prince-Z]

Impossible.. Everyone is actually a good kids in this?
(dont jinx it, me!)

The Drama Tag:

 

[ItsThatBriGuy]

The Drama Tag:

Reading the summaries for the first two LNs, it's definitely "drama" of the lower-case variety.

 

[Prince-Z]

Reading the summaries for the first two LNs, it's definitely "drama" of the lower-case variety.

Oh thank god I was worried. And I prefer wholesome/fluff stuff anyways. Kinda makes me wonder why it's there then though?

Hopefully it's not too bad.

 

[RiffRaffROTFL]

The most unrealistic thing in this manga is that there's a girl busty enough to rest her breasts on the desk but is somehow invisible to high school boys.

Ain't no chance of this happening.

 

[piratesgoyarrrr]

The most unrealistic thing in this manga is that there's a girl busty enough to rest her breasts on the desk but is somehow invisible to high school boys.

Ain't no chance of this happening.

It's funny cause it's true.gif

 

[Doutorfunga]

I'm kind of baffled by this story. I can't tell what level of romcom reality we're on. The plot of him getting into minor drama because of an inside joke is the kind of thing that happens all the time in real life but rarely in fiction. Like how people in fiction don't stutter or meander while speaking casually the way we do in real life. It's too mundane and random for most fiction. So that makes me think this manga is trying for verisimilitude. But then other things feel like the opposite. The characters, their designs, their relationships, their personalities, they're 100% pure unfiltered romcom manga tropes. They're archetypes. To the point it feels like a ritual.

This manga is making me question how I spend my time. Why am I reading bad bad romantic comedies written for teenage boys?

Good art is meant to make you feel like shit. Therefore bad art can be more soothing. That's the rationale I adopted, anyway

 

[walterium]

I really want mc doesnt end up with the shy girl, because its too cliche

It is cliche, but that doesn't mean it's a bad thing

 

[walterium]

I'm kind of baffled by this story. I can't tell what level of romcom reality we're on. The plot of him getting into minor drama because of an inside joke is the kind of thing that happens all the time in real life but rarely in fiction. Like how people in fiction don't stutter or meander while speaking casually the way we do in real life. It's too mundane and random for most fiction. So that makes me think this manga is trying for verisimilitude. But then other things feel like the opposite. The characters, their designs, their relationships, their personalities, they're 100% pure unfiltered romcom manga tropes. They're archetypes. To the point it feels like a ritual.

This manga is making me question how I spend my time. Why am I reading bad bad romantic comedies written for teenage boys?

There's nothing wrong about enjoying things you enjoy on your free time

 

[MiguelH224]

Alright, now it's time to help her talk to the guy she likes. It's a daunting task, MC, but I am confident that you can manage it.

.......you mean himself?

 

[PePeeciCaillou]

I feel like the blonde girl will lose anyway but I hope not.

 

[kmd3133]

I really want mc doesnt end up with the shy girl, because its too cliche

i hope he ends up with both and go with harem in the real world. that would be new.