Tonari no Wakao-san wa Miesou de Mienai - Ch. 23 - Youth is the culture festival!? (Part 1)

[MangaDex]

 

[jannick1010]

yay updates

 

[UdenEmpati]

Hopefully he absolutely kills it as a maid and Wakao's the one who gets all flustered instead.

I think ideally - if this is going the route of romance for them - is that Mizuno actually gets attention from girls dressed as a maid, and that spurs Wakao to jealousy and worry. So far she's the only one that can be argued to have actually caught feelings, between the two of them, but otherwise a good chunk of the "why do I feel uneasy right now" is coming from Mizuno.

Mostly to have more evidence that there is something bewteen them from her end.



Anyway thanks for the TL

 

[breadhub]

...I should have expected as much.

 

[Hadski]

HAH! GOT THEM!

 

[Brucenorris007]

So Mizuno's joining the pool to add to my assertion that the best protagonists crossdress.

 

[HunterCO]

Monkey's paw moment

 

[Jackist]

That’s a Butthole.

 

[Tinker_OwO]

GIRL BUTLERS LET'S FUCKING GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

 

[laeus]

Lately I've come to hate these school festival arcs because they're always the same thing they talk about the idea as if it hasn't already been used in thousands of manga.

 

[Magnus_Prime]

Ah, the 'humiliation ritual' arc.

 

[ThatNaiGuy]

Him feeling comfortable enough to tease her was pretty damn cute.

 

[Miskatonic81]

Lately I've come to hate these school festival arcs because they're always the same thing they talk about the idea as if it hasn't already been used in thousands of manga.

Same I'm getting fatigue, even this role reversal maid cafe has been done tons of times.

 

[Nitrorare]

Author who start this reverse maid cringe shit thingy should perish

 

[Nitrorare]

Why not haunted cafe rather than this gay trope

 

[sverhnovyi]

Updates, people, updates!

 

[dudelookatree]

Lately I've come to hate these school festival arcs because they're always the same thing they talk about the idea as if it hasn't already been used in thousands of manga.

They're pretty easily avoided if you read something that doesn't take place in a school