Ririmu Horikku

[MangaDex]

 

[bsushank]

its super good i am invested in this please dont introduce a love triangle thats my only request

 

[shamar220]

its super good i am invested in this please dont introduce a love triangle thats my only request

Introduce a love triangle, please 🙏

 

[gsfds]

ML is a loser

 

[Lanfear]

ML is a loser

They usually are.

 

[hellknightofdeath]

ML is a loser

At least the author is exploring how that actually impacts the story. Writing an annoying character is one thing - actually thinking through the consequences of that is usually good writing.

 

[daylee]

No wonder the art style seems so familiar, its the same author of Koi to uso.

 

[Deljodor]

ML is a loser

The woman explicitly said that he isn't the most attractive guy. She also said that she can't stand romances that are based solely on physical attraction and lack character. What do you expect from the male lead here??? Only a fool would think they’re making the best move here. Please point out to me in these two chapters, where the two have surely known each other for over a month, all the signs the woman gives showing she’s interested in him. Exactly two times where she explicitly tries to make it look like an “accident.” She’s essentially trying the same thing as the male lead, but as sexual harassment (the male lead is trying to win her over through common ground and respect). Imagine if the roles were reversed and the woman pretended she wasn’t sexually attracted to the man, and the man tried to make intense physical contact “accidentally.” The man would immediately be labeled a perverted asshole. Yet here, the storyteller calling them "two perverts", even though the ML wasn’t trying to be perverted and no one mentions that here, even though it’s obvious.

It's a shame that sexism is still so prevalent in today's society

 

[suckmyklim]

Lol that was fun and alot of pages too
Am investing

 

[Mugg1n]

Man when I saw this I couldn't believe my eyes. The author of Koi to Uso which I re-read 3 times made another manga? I was laughing these 2 chapters. Peak. I am investing in this for sure.

 

[Unko_5912]

I just have a ONE ONE ONE WISH. Please author don't give this a shitty ending 😭🙏😭🙏😭🙏

 

[Xarxyc]

No wonder the art style seems so familiar, its the same author of Koi to uso.

Kareshi Tokidoki Kanojo for me instead.

 

[JustForKIcks2]

Oh yeah, this one's making it bigtime

 

[Highorse]

blah blah blah I ain't reading ts that summary itself is pissing me off. Wait, why am I even here?

 

[Deljodor]

blah blah blah I ain't reading ts that summary itself is pissing me off. Wait, why am I even here?

If you're missing the last bit of information to get interested:

- She clearly shows no interest in a relationship based on physical attraction, but rather wants a romantic relationship based on personality.

- He wants to win her over, but doesn't want to be rejected because of the aforementioned trait of the girl and tries to make himself important to her by sharing common interests.

- She has fallen in love with him and tries to draw his physical attention to her through purely "coincidences". This is somewhat contradictory, which is normal because people often act subjectively, but he tries to make the other person seem as if it doesn't affect him so as not to scare her off.

So, this isn't a silly manga where you get annoyed that the most obvious thing isn't shown, but rather two people so deeply immersed in their own worlds that they don't show an opening, revealing that they think differently than they actually appear, thus creating a romantic comedy

 

[gsfds]

The woman explicitly said that he isn't the most attractive guy. She also said that she can't stand romances that are based solely on physical attraction and lack character. What do you expect from the male lead here??? Only a fool would think they’re making the best move here. Please point out to me in these two chapters, where the two have surely known each other for over a month, all the signs the woman gives showing she’s interested in him. Exactly two times where she explicitly tries to make it look like an “accident.” She’s essentially trying the same thing as the male lead, but as sexual harassment (the male lead is trying to win her over through common ground and respect). Imagine if the roles were reversed and the woman pretended she wasn’t sexually attracted to the man, and the man tried to make intense physical contact “accidentally.” The man would immediately be labeled a perverted asshole. Yet here, the storyteller calling them "two perverts", even though the ML wasn’t trying to be perverted and no one mentions that here, even though it’s obvious.

It's a shame that sexism is still so prevalent in today's society

you too

 

[ArashiRen]

Thank y’all in the comments for explaining things to me
I hate these kinds of “misunderstanding romcoms” (the line “where their feelings keep missing each other!” was the biggest turnoff for me), partially because I read Nisekoi and haven’t recovered
I am glad to see that this series is a little deeper than that, but it still doesn’t sound like something I’d be interested in reading. The hypocritical FMC is a big negative, but this also seems like the kind of series to end once a relationship is established, probably falling into all the same tropes along the way. If I’m wrong, I’m sorry, please correct me, but that’s the impression I’m getting right now.