Too Many Losing Heroines! - Vol. 1 Ch. 4 - Is This a Landmine? No, It's a Losing Heroine

[MangaDex]

 

[TheMode]

secretary has the best design

 

[Huang-Teizan]

Don’t worry silent girl that I don’t care about enough to remember your name, your competitor is a childhood friend, so you got his love in the bag!

 

[KitRagnell]

Gonna be real, I don't have much idea as to what's happening

 

[ciera]

Thank you for the release

 

[Ninggendesu]

An Adaptation?? Really?? Damn...

 

[exxeld]

what you on about girl mishima's for the boys

 

[lfscruz]

The author using #metoo for a gag like that is... Hm... IDK about that one

 

[havelmom]

why did she call him over in the first place?

 

[dingo12345]

WHAT?! HOW?! HOW DOES THIS ALREADY HAVE AN ANIME ADAPTATION?

 

[whydidireadthis]

How many people have harems in that school. And where the guys trying to kill them.

 

[gorore]

WHAT?! HOW?! HOW DOES THIS ALREADY HAVE AN ANIME ADAPTATION?

the manga came out in 2022 and its a light novel adaptation so not really that surprising

I hope the anime has at least half the charm the art of the manga does but I am unfathomably hyped for it even though I shouldn't be

 

[imtrash69]

Thanks a lot for the translation

 

[schmackinthedack]

w anime adaptation

 

[Korvalus]

Gonna be real, I don't have much idea as to what's happening

The rom-com otaku protag is repeatedly having the misfortune to involve himself with the losing party of love triangles. The girl in question is the first one, and has a debt with him because when her triangle blew up he was in the vicinity and had to pay up her confort eating and endure her ranting. Now she's paying up the hefty sum with homemade bentos.

 

[Doomroar]

Ok but is Yumeko the zombie gal a winning or losing heroine?

 

[SUPER7X]

On Page 14 Panel 1, doesn't the bottom left bubble reference Rin Usami's book, Idol, Burning, by name? I don't have access to the Japanese, but I'm skeptical of the translation.

 

[BurnerAccount69]

why did she call him over in the first place?

He was already apart of the literature club, but he just never showed up so she came to get him.

 

[FlickJagger]

I'm wondering if there was a better metaphor instead of a torpedo tripping landmines. Because well, torpedoes travel underwater, so they can't possibly set off a landmine. Perhaps "a bull in a china shop" would make more sense? Or, "an elephant in a minefield"?

 

[TestAddress]

An Adaptation?? Really?? Damn...

Author is a woman, high probability.