Omiai Shitakunakatta node, Murinandai na Jouken wo Tsuketara Doukyuusei ga Kita Ken ni Tsuite - Vol. 1 Ch. 2
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The design is very like an angel that would spoil the mc rotten, but this time, they aren't neighbors...
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She's right in that it is fairly simple what she made. It's just a bunch of different stuff that looks more complicated once served together.
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With a side-dish of Love & Lies.
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Because he don't have any intent to rizz her. Remember their engagement is kinda fake
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Pitiful dude. He moved out to live alone but doesn't bother to learn to make any food.
In my native language there's a specific term for (modern) people who can't take care of themselves. These people could still have the skills to use computers and smartphones, and such things, but they can't cook, do their laundry, maintain their apartment, or any such things that are needed to keep going from day to day without external help. They need to rely on restaurants or ready-made meals from grocery stores to keep themselves fed. Literally translated into English, the term would be "neo-helpless", as it refers to the fact people in the past lived in a less convenient and pampering environment and thus learned more of the basic day-to-day skills.
But then again, I suppose none of that would apply to Japan, anyway, because the whole "cooking is as difficult as rocket science" thing is extremely prevalent in manga, meaning a good portion of mangaka couldn't cook their own food even if their life depended on it. So, it's apparently perfectly honourable and normal in Japan not to know how to do anything in the kitchen, apart from accessing the fridge.
In my native language there's a specific term for (modern) people who can't take care of themselves. These people could still have the skills to use computers and smartphones, and such things, but they can't cook, do their laundry, maintain their apartment, or any such things that are needed to keep going from day to day without external help. They need to rely on restaurants or ready-made meals from grocery stores to keep themselves fed. Literally translated into English, the term would be "neo-helpless", as it refers to the fact people in the past lived in a less convenient and pampering environment and thus learned more of the basic day-to-day skills.
But then again, I suppose none of that would apply to Japan, anyway, because the whole "cooking is as difficult as rocket science" thing is extremely prevalent in manga, meaning a good portion of mangaka couldn't cook their own food even if their life depended on it. So, it's apparently perfectly honourable and normal in Japan not to know how to do anything in the kitchen, apart from accessing the fridge.
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So.. basically I'm reading a rehash of Angel Next Door Spoils Me Rotten, but I think the characters there feel more likeable and relatable than here... Just my opinion though
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ong, every romance manga nowadays felt like its just copying each other. Not hating, just saying lol
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Oh this premise seems similar to a certain angel, I'll keep reading then.
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