Kawaii Koi wa Kikazaranai - Ch. 25

[Kaarme]

I always assume everything is amplified in manga. Just look at a normal family anywhere and compare it with family drama stories of the same culture. Doesn't matter where in the world, fiction likes to exaggerate.

At least, generally speaking, Japan does have the huge idol business, as a part of the live action entertainment sector. Folks pump a lot of money and devotion into it. It even extends to the virtual idol side and, furthermore, mobile games were fans can spend endless money on game characters. So, maybe in Japan it doesn't need to be exaggerated as much as in some other parts of the world.

 

[blablablub]

😍 <- literally Emi

 

[Oeconomist]

I mean, our guy is handsome AF, so of course teenage girls would go crazy over him.

But not because he plays shoji.

 

[xdharish]

she's kind of giving of marin's vibe

 

[Sky_Ravager]

thanks of the chapter

 

[Noldalag]

Just Date Already

 

[Youseffff]

seggs!

 

[wallsg]

Shogi players are celebrated, but not widely regarded as heart-throbs by teenaged girls.

More or less than chess Grandmasters? Grandmasters are really big in the chess community but outside of that most people wouldn't even know what it meant.

 

[wallsg]

I am unsure if I'm reading into what that last page signifies too much, because all that water seems to imply to me that she's we-

Sploosh

 

[Oeconomist]

More or less than chess Grandmasters? Grandmasters are really big in the chess community but outside of that most people wouldn't even know what it meant.

Within Japan, outstanding shogi players get more attention now-a-days than do Grandmasters in the West.

(Grandmasters used to get more attention than they now do.)

 

[lovolo]

Just go out already

 

[MiguelH224]

The universe itself is wingmaning hard for Emi

 

[MiguelH224]

Shogi players are celebrated, but not widely regarded as heart-throbs by teenaged girls.

And that's specifically because Yuusei is very attractive to them