Kesa Mo Yuraretemasu - Ch. 6 - I'm watching you again this morning

[MangaDex]

 

[SenpaiDaisuki17]

Chad Grandma 🙌🙌🙌

 

[nicolas22g]

Couples over elders. Grandma is thinking about the future

 

[Azurekyte]

Grandma is based, sowing the seeds for a near future love.

 

[KitRagnell]

Peak is back on the menu
TY for TL

 

[Dbzdbzk]

The manager being left out but always steal attention is gold

 

[ShaiKhulud]

Marry and reproduce - Granmda, probably

 

[sjiveru]

this is incredibly adorable and also incredibly frustrating 😅

 

[JethroBodine]

Bring me my insulin, this is too sweet.

 

[Nabusco]

Grandma with the save

 

[KiB56]

That praying mantis is still on the manager’s head in the final page

 

[Werebearguy]

This series is gonna give me diabetes with how sweet it is, god damn. The girl's reactions were way too good.

 

[kuronotenshi]

mantis tamer

 

[Rengar]

lmfao everyone’s onto them

 

[TropeStealer]

Nice...thanks for uploading. I love the NPC memeable face. They sacrifice their face to progress the love story.

 

[Thyme.Minister]

anyone else just skip the older passengers' commentary? lmao i find the direct dynamic between MC and FMC far more interesting

 

[inkindoug]

anyone else just skip the older passengers' commentary? lmao i find the direct dynamic between MC and FMC far more interesting

Personally I think they're what ties the whole thing together. They're hilarious.

 

[hentako]

Based grandma. But man, while it's cute and the comedy is fun, I do really wish for a bit more actual progress, especially with how long it takes between chapters...

 

[strider_01]

PEAK IS BACK

 

[RollOmega]

anyone else just skip the older passengers' commentary? lmao i find the direct dynamic between MC and FMC far more interesting

The entire point of the series is that the three other regular passengers are stand-ins for the readers, who typically are thinking exactly the same things about romcom protags that behave this way. For me, the metahumor is part of the charm, but I can understand wanting to ignore them if one subscribes to the "never read the comments section" internet philosophy.