Yankee JK Kuzuhana-chan - Ch. 277 - Open Campus

[booterror]

Ushigome-san about 30 seconds from sewerslide, murder, or murder-sewerside.

Hang in there Balloon-tit-san! This isn't even your main rival. Lol

 

[AnonymousContributor]

author, can you please stop adding more heroines.You don't even know what to do with the ones you currently have.

There's too many damn heroines fated to lose. One could even say that there's too many losing heroines.

 

[albirew]

p13: touhAku -> touhOku
no best grill Itachi, my week is ruined

 

[arcosapphire]

And I think it was just two chapters ago I was saying the author had forgotten about Ootori after obviously setting her up as another important character.

But after how unceremoniously the first years left consideration, I don't think she'll become a contender.

 

[arcosapphire]

Why the fuck are Ushigome and Takae here? They JUST got an arc where they got a shitton of focus. Why can't Inukai be the one to take the spotlight since she has every reason to be here, instead of being a background character who reacts to those two?

Pretty much since their low placing in the poll a while ago, the first years have not been given any consideration as candidates. This a story running entirely according to audience fanservice.

 

[fsadfsad]

Pretty much since their low placing in the poll a while ago, the first years have not been given any consideration as candidates. This a story running entirely according to audience fanservice.

And I think it was just two chapters ago I was saying the author had forgotten about Ootori after obviously setting her up as another important character.

But after how unceremoniously the first years left consideration, I don't think she'll become a contender.

I'm weirdly fine with that, because even though I wish Inukai got more time to shine, most of the first years weren't all that interesting on their own. Putting it bluntly, besides Inukai's dyanmic with Saotome and Hanako and the Usagi's comic relief moments, they weren't bringing in enough to justify their presence in the main romantic conflict.