Tonari no Seki no Yatsu ga Souiu Me de Mitekuru - Vol. 1 Ch. 1 - Even though I complimented you

[ChickenMan_I]

Rizz level: Sexual harassment.

 

[Dreaded_Prinny]

Let her cook.

 

[scurrat]

Ow ow ow
They are so direct. Reminds me of Do Chokkyuu Kareshi x Kanojo. I love it.

 

[Mithgol]

as a non native english speaker , i must ask , what the fuck is "serialized"? , i see everyone in this comment section talking about it.

What we see here (“Tonari no Seki no Yatsu ga Souiu Me de Mitekuru”) is basically a slightly renamed and improved and published version of an earlier manga (“Tonari no Seki no Yatsu ga Eroi me de Mitekuru Hanashi”) that originally has been merely self-published (in the Net) and thus being published for real is the next level of success.

 

[VanillaEnjoyer]

Bro didn't expect that counterattack. Looks like his defense is weak too.

 

[GrumpyGizmo]

Goddamn

 

[AnotherMedium2007]

peak.

 

[Arr1610]

Les 2 sont detraqués

 

[XenoAshura]

lol, she slam him with the uno reverse card so hard everyone lost a turn...

 

[spauldo]

as a non native english speaker , i must ask , what the fuck is "serialized"? , i see everyone in this comment section talking about it.

Since none of the other replies actually answer your question, "serialized" means that the manga is being published in a magazine. Usually every time the magazine comes out, a new chapter of this manga will be in it. Most manga in Japan comes in this form. If a manga isn't popular, it gets cancelled, which is why a lot of manga series have abrupt endings (they get "axed"). It's also why a lot of manga has disappointing endings or lacks a cohesive story compared to a book.

"Serial" means "one at a time" and is used for all kinds of things. Examples include USB (Universal Serial Bus), which transmits data one bit at a time, or serial killers - people who commit multiple murders one at a time, like Jeffrey Dahlmer or Jack the Ripper. When a magazine or newspaper has a regular feature, you say that feature is "serialized."

 

[Lynk899]

Since none of the other replies actually answer your question, "serialized" means that the manga is being published in a magazine. Usually every time the magazine comes out, a new chapter of this manga will be in it. Most manga in Japan comes in this form. If a manga isn't popular, it gets cancelled, which is why a lot of manga series have abrupt endings (they get "axed"). It's also why a lot of manga has disappointing endings or lacks a cohesive story compared to a book.

"Serial" means "one at a time" and is used for all kinds of things. Examples include USB (Universal Serial Bus), which transmits data one bit at a time, or serial killers - people who commit multiple murders one at a time, like Jeffrey Dahlmer or Jack the Ripper. When a magazine or newspaper has a regular feature, you say that feature is "serialized."

Thx bro.

 

[AdmiralSilver]

How do you like them apples?

 

[NemuriNai]

OK IM SOLD

 

[ezzhead]

noo, we need this doujin-ized

Ooooohhhhhhhhh, weeelll, that's one of the sentences of all time

 

[PAREDIALOMA]

OH MY GOD!! I didnt know this manga got serialized! Congrats to the author, and well-deserved.

 

[SumRndmPenguin]

I have never seen someone parry sexual harassment before.