Koi ni Koi suru Koibito Kankei - Vol. 1 Ch. 2

[MangaDex]

 

[Whileaway]

0 to lesbian in the second chapter, we love to see it 😭💖

Thank you for the chapter!

 

[Roodypatooti]

She's smooth, and she doesn't even realize it too. Scary.

So she's definitely in love with her already. That spoils my hopes that this will be anything but a generic romance story, but it is really cute so I can't say I'm that disappointed.

 

[Mangamoz]

Ojou-sama gonna top the fuck out of tomboy-chan.

 

[agolloh]

slowly but surely

 

[Yuri_Enjoyer_Deluxe]

New Skill Unlocked: Smooth Moves

 

[Laparoscopic]

Having explored asexual relationships in Crescent Moon, it feel like Usui Shio might be tackling aromantic ones next.

 

[NightmareWeeb]

Girl got that natural rizz that other women can only dream of.

 

[MathMols]

Actually wouldnt mind this being a slow burn, with her being “cold” for longer instead of falling in love fast.

 

[nyannibalism]

thanks for the translation!

nagis some sort of romantic cognitohazard, with her ability to make asako basically fall in love in a single lunch period.

 

[rkbrillantes]

Oooh. Would've like it if she ate the rice on her cheek while saying that line. Thanks for the update and looking forward for more.

 

[recklessribbon]

Thanks for the translation!

 

[WolfenLady]

Nothing is deadlier than unconscious rizz 😩

 

[EnFiveFour]

Usui Shio sensei is cooking!
Thank you for the translation!

 

[cranscape]

This is really working for me. I like how they both have their ways of being proactive that seems to be the other's romance kryptonite even if they don't totally get it yet.

 

[bladahbla]

Having explored asexual relationships in Crescent Moon, it feel like Usui Shio might be tackling aromantic ones next.

What do you mean? Who's aromantic here?

 

[pab101]

She's definitely right that her face is her money-maker, she's one handsome devil.

 

[GuerillaBae]

Having explored asexual relationships in Crescent Moon, it feel like Usui Shio might be tackling aromantic ones next.

Ignoring the part where it's wildly irresponsible to paint kids and teens as ace given how many people don't have an awakening of any kind until adulthood (Notice how the ladies in Donuts were full grown and still coming to terms with being ace), I'm genuinely curious as to when learning about love, a staple in shoujo manga/YA romance, is suddenly treated as an implication of being ace. For literally decades it's been normal to "not understand love" in your teens, why are we treating it like it's deeper than that?

Idk, maybe it's because a lot of the readers ARE teens and don't have the gift of hindsight to realize how odd it is to presume that a lack of resonance with sex and love at their age means almost nothing. There's nothing wrong with exploring aspec connections, but when it gets to the point where you look at two girls getting butterflies from each other and have the audacity to speculate they might be aromantic, maybe it's gotten a little out of hand lol.