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.

 

[_Lugh]

HOW DOES IT FEEL TO HAVE SOMEONE FU#K WITH YOUR HEAD?!
HOW DOES IT FEEL YOU N#ZI B!TCH?!

hol' up, wrong series

 

[_Lugh]

@Stupid_Fish It's a reference to Hellsing Ultimate. (It's english dub, which is quite good)

I was remarking on the fact that the guy had the tables turned on him by the girl he'd been kinda creeping on

 

[Qwormuli]

NGL, first spouting all that good shit one second, until he got kicked in the chest makes the ML to be quite the bit of a hypocrite with a hefty side of being a little bitch. I don't even care if he's the mayor of hornytown and he's right that it's just natural to have fiercely opinionated little brother, but keep to your own lane with it, sheesh. Twice over if you can't even take what you dish with shit you started.

...Well see how this develops.

Spoiler: Dude's def towards the left

 

[jack74593]

fight fire with fire, as they say