Recent content by TheWisestofWolfies

Amateurs too focused on whether or not the characters are likable. Shame.

Why is this labeled as ecchi. Its too wholesome and doesn't feel vouyeristic in the slightest.

I ship it

This is way more compelling than it has any right to be.

Letting ya'll know that Konbu has a youtube channel. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAIFyekjtlga7IfOTb-25Eg

This story didn't just jump the shark. It got launched into the fucking sun and went supernova. This is the most atrocious ending to a good story I have ever seen, and that's an objective fact. Anyone who thinks this was a good ending needs launched into the sun just as well as the story...

@wimpyegg This is Nagisa's debut work. She did do a one off chapter for an anthology a long while back, and she's starting up a second series by the looks of things, but being new to the industry she really has no other work for you to indulge in.

@liobi4 You're calling 17 yr old girls "kids". What are you, 80?

@Grading This. There's a reason many countries and even states in the US where 16-17 is the age of consent. Older teens may be impulsive and reckless but they're not so immature/helpless that whenever they get in these situations we treat them like 12 year olds. Not only that, but once someone...

What makes Haruki wrong in this instance is that it actually isn't the fact that a teacher is doing indecent things to Aya that bothers her, it's the fact that someone not her is doing those things to Aya. She's a full blown hypocrite and fueled by jealousy.

Her awkwardness is adorable.

@Striptease No, Sayu is not a Virgin hahahaha. There's a clear panel early on showing her having sex with a man as price to stay with him when she was talking about how she's had to do things in order to stay with other people.

@RedInACup It's not one sided. It's heavily implied through the tweets that Senpai likes the brunette over big boobs.

That gag at the end makes no sense because it was heavily implied and shown that Sayu had sex with some men in order to stay with them.

@Gyarurun Just accept that you're objectively and fundamentally wrong and take the giant redwood out of your ass. Getting hung up on morals in a work of fiction is a pathetic thing to do.