Otaku ni Yasashii Gal wa Inai!? - Vol. 4 Ch. 26 - Otaku & Gyaru & School Festival Tour

[CT-9904]

Can't really call it "girl's love" when they both obviously want the boy. And on that note...

Throuple ending or riot!

All three of them want to be with each other.

THAT'S THE REAL THROUPLE ENDING, BABY, THAT'S WHAT WE WANT

 

[doomskull]

So were they actually kissing or was it just a comedic misunderstanding?

They obviously were not. They are clearly just friends.

 

[634]

Is this a setup for people vote for Earth cosplayer as male winner. I mean Earth-sama look really cool. And people go to see a weirdo wearing earth to read book.

 

[dsid2814]

This is my fave sugar feel good manga.

Idk why but most of these “wow two popular girls like the boring otaku guy” is boring for me. But this is nice.

I wonder if it’s because the otaku doesn’t have some strong talent that makes the girls gravitate toward him. (Like something hobby related that is also in the same area as make up or clothing)

They just seemed to naturally gravitate towards each other.

 

[kirik]

This is my fave sugar feel good manga.

Idk why but most of these “wow two popular girls like the boring otaku guy” is boring for me. But this is nice.

I wonder if it’s because the otaku doesn’t have some strong talent that makes the girls gravitate toward him. (Like something hobby related that is also in the same area as make up or clothing)

They just seemed to naturally gravitate towards each other.

Maybe because it's as normal/organic as it gets for romance manga without making the MC a Gary Stu just like Blue Box

 

[TerraQuantum]

hmmmmm

 

[TNT261]

So he'd be jealous if either one of them started dating someone else, hmm 🤔; welp only one solution here 😆

 

[TNT261]

Maybe because it's as normal/organic as it gets for romance manga without making the MC a Gary Stu just like Blue Box

It's really not even the Gary Stu. Any romance plot like this is naturally going to be a little power fantasy. The problem is the gosh darn everyman trope that equates to the main character having no character. Just being a bland self insert for the degenerates reading (and I have to say us degenerates would rather a well written character with a complex personality to root for). Often times even the love interests end up with one not personalities or their entire character being that they like the main character.

Any MC that attracts the most popular girls in school despite themselves not being popular is obviously a power fantasy stretch and at least I'm okay with that. That's what I'm getting into when I read the story and I know that. Most stories period have a bit of power fantasy and the plot pushing things along. I mean really what major thing did this MC do to "earn" hanging out with the most popular girls aside from being himself? Where it's to be awful is when "being himself" turns into "being generic vanilla man". It's those awful stories where the MC does a single nice thing for what the plot says is the most beautiful girl in the universe, and she instantly falls for him because no one has ever been nice to her apparently. And then throughout the story the main character doesn't really show that they have any character. They're "just kinda nice I guess" the character.

 

[Latte10]

My man just bring the head everywhere.
And bro please progress bro no cucking

 

[dementati]

It's really not even the Gary Stu. Any romance plot like this is naturally going to be a little power fantasy. The problem is the gosh darn everyman trope that equates to the main character having no character. Just being a bland self insert for the degenerates reading (and I have to say us degenerates would rather a well written character with a complex personality to root for). Often times even the love interests end up with one not personalities or their entire character being that they like the main character.

Any MC that attracts the most popular girls in school despite themselves not being popular is obviously a power fantasy stretch and at least I'm okay with that. That's what I'm getting into when I read the story and I know that. Most stories period have a bit of power fantasy and the plot pushing things along. I mean really what major thing did this MC do to "earn" hanging out with the most popular girls aside from being himself? Where it's to be awful is when "being himself" turns into "being generic vanilla man". It's those awful stories where the MC does a single nice thing for what the plot says is the most beautiful girl in the universe, and she instantly falls for him because no one has ever been nice to her apparently. And then throughout the story the main character doesn't really show that they have any character. They're "just kinda nice I guess" the character.

Indeed. I feel like Seo is kind of threading the line here, he has a bit of personality with his facial expressions and his passion for his otaku stuff and the chemistry with the female leads is really well written, but there's objectively not a lot to justify why they are so enamored with him. I like Tadano from Komi, because he's objectively a super mature and emotionally intelligent guy who becomes naturally popular with everyone (not just the FL) just by being his considerate and aware self, and he certainly works hard to earn Komi's affection, she doesn't just fall into his lap (although it's a very convenient setup that the hottest girl in school also happens to have a crippling social disability that he has to help her with).