Real no Heroine wa Irimasen! - Vol. 17 Ch. 122

[dacraziguy]

Man, the story was okish till the last arc, this one really fked the manga (and I guess the LN too). Japan is really that harsh to what you do on your free time? I guess that's Japan for you.

Anyway, the funniest thing is that the nee-san/teacher barged in her student's bedroom (the most personal place of any human being) for no reason and then snitched him to the school without even listening to the mc and leading to a situation that might ruin his life... LOL, what a nice and cool nee-san, no matter how the situation concludes, he should cut any relationship with that retarded bitch.

 

[gmtns]

Man, the story was okish till the last arc, this one really fked the manga (and I guess the LN too). Japan is really that harsh to what you do on your free time? I guess that's Japan for you.

Anyway, the funniest thing is that the nee-san/teacher barged in her student's bedroom (the most personal place of any human being) for no reason and then snitched him to the school without even listening to the mc and leading to a situation that might ruin his life... LOL, what a nice and cool nee-san, no matter how the situation concludes, he should cut any relationship with that retarded bitch.

Whatever the reason is, we have reason to believe that someone behind the scenes is toying with the suspension rules. For example, (119) Muragami-sensei seems to hate these guys and says that the fact that they're gone is "refreshing," among other hateful comments. Perhaps its something to do with that. I can't emphasize this behind-the-scenes point enough, they have no alcohol listed on their receipt, they were just out on a normal date. Something is not right here. And it also doesn't seem right to end a volume on a cliffhanger, either. The author is leaving out tons of crucial information by just skipping conversations entirely, or using the confidentiality of teachers to mask the situation.
I actually haven't read anything before Volume 17, so you guys might want to check if Seiichi and team have some kind of notable grudge with other characters.

 

[dacraziguy]

Whatever the reason is, we have reason to believe that someone behind the scenes is toying with the suspension rules. For example, (119) Muragami-sensei seems to hate these guys and says that the fact that they're gone is "refreshing," among other hateful comments. Perhaps its something to do with that. I can't emphasize this behind-the-scenes point enough, they have no alcohol listed on their receipt, they were just out on a normal date. Something is not right here. And it also doesn't seem right to end a volume on a cliffhanger, either. The author is leaving out tons of crucial information by just skipping conversations entirely, or using the confidentiality of teachers to mask the situation.
I actually haven't read anything before Volume 7, so you guys might want to check if Seiichi and team have some kind of notable grudge with other characters.

I mean, I agree with what you said about the conspiracy stuff, especially considering the alcohol deal and how weird some teachers are acting... still, I don't get why the nee-san would act like she did, she is dumb as fk or part of the evil plan, thing that also wouldn't make much sense.

 

[gmtns]

I mean, I agree with what you said about the conspiracy stuff, especially considering the alcohol deal and how weird some teachers are acting... still, I don't get why the nee-san would act like she did, she is dumb as fk or part of the evil plan, thing that also wouldn't make much sense.

we'll find out in the next volume

 

[sayrux]

Looks like some people dont understand why expulsion is a possibility punishment by calling it overreact from teacher

For me as someone who live in asia country, i see it as normal reaction in fact the MC quite lucky to still have teacher that want to believe he didnt do it