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@WhatTheCarl I thought that too, but today I finished Yuko Sae Tatakaeba and I had a lot of fun while reading it, even though it's a slice of life. At least, I liked it enough to give it a 8. But I guess the overaching story is what kept from being bored. And it was rather short too.

Well, love is too early for Himeno-chan after all.

Jonia has quite a different appearance from the blond pipsqueak she usually show herself with. She might change body when she wants to go out I guess.

I'm surprised by the amount of people saying the girl is retarded. She isn't. The author is (or at least their writing skill, I wouldn't want to insult the author). She didn't come here by herself, she was written like that by the mangaka. The one at fault here is Nakatake Shiryuu. I can't...

Mmh. Seems quite stupid.

People shouldn't compare this to Mieruko-chan. Prey is far more serious in tone and there's no comedy nor fan-service here (although, there are almost none in the later chapters of M-chan). I can't compare them because they're nothing alike for me: Prey is pure horror. But one thing's for sure...

Ok. That was boring. I tried to read it because I wanted to understand the good ratings but I find it so boring. And it's the second time I tried to do it and the second time I dropped it. I have to admit, I smiled a couple times while reading those 14 chapters, and maybe chuckled just as much...

Well, he still has someone to protect in this life. After all, the politician woman is part of a new scenario if I remember right, so he can try to protect her and fail miserably once again.

I've read this manga somewhere else, I didn't know how far I went, so I've decided to reread it. And now it all came back to me: I've stopped reading it because it was stupid. You know about suspension of disbelief, right? It's impossible for me to do it while reading that. I can't. I can't...

@Swift Yeah, I was constantly thinking "That boy would make a good politician". And that's not a compliment. The way he chose to lie and manipulate people in this chapter just to obtain what he wants is just... I don't know.

I might be wrong about that, but to me it feels like this manga is written by a woman. While in itself, it's not a problem, in the case of a shounen manga, there's one for me here: I can't relate to the main character at all. He feels "false", for a lack of a more appropriate word, like he is...

I think I understand, Motoyasu never notices Raphtalia because he only remembers her in her teen form and not in her child form. Maybe that's why he doesn't see her anywhere each time he travels back in time. Or I'm wrong and in a past chapter there was a reference to child Raph somewhere, I...

@TheRealOdra For a long time, I suspected her to be a spy of the regent and I still suspect her. I don't remember which chapter it was, but we've seen a woman with white hair strands talk to the regent and report something to him, it was then that I though the maid might be a spy because she's...

@Firemorfox Now that I've read some chapters, there's one thing I can say: this story is not to be taken too seriously. It's just one big satire of the wuxia genre. Does that make the "versus" thing not relevant though? Can't say I'm sure about that.

Wuxia vs Super Heores, China vs US: who wins? Very subtle author, at least as most as gracious as an elephant. 😂