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So what's the over-under on mom deciding that she really wants her daughters no matter what and pursuing the legal route? I honestly wouldn't put it past her, what with how callous and manipulative she is.

What difference does it make? Although I guess from MC's point of view he never knew that the bitch is a vile pyschopath, so all he knows her as is this pitiful bullied girl. God, I can already feel the ending. I bet he'll never find out about any of her bullshit, apologize on top for not...

Just a pair of homie-sexuals, nothing to see here

This manga is like a car crash happening at 5 mph. A very slow, steady advance towards disaster, and all drivers involved are deaf, so it's not like they'd hear any of your warnings.

Please people, chapter 243 is far too early for any real progress to happen between our romantic leads. Also, don't forget the school trip arc, which had all this buildup, only for our main characters to go "Hahaha, fuck progress let's preserve the status quo, 'cause we love it!"

Let's hope the upcoming reconciliation will cause Hibiki to actually reflect on herself, because even if Minato said what she did to hurt her, she wasn't exactly wrong. Hibiki absolutely did act like her father, and very much unlike herself. It's like she just threw aside her own views and...

In this chapter: Thot realizes that rampant thottery has no future, decides to take thotting to the next level regardless, learns no lesson.

@Thea271 yeeeaaaah, it's kinda telling that Yaginuma was content with just fucking off to america without even attempting to make things right. Like, sure, she was the one who broke it off, but for very good reasons which she made abundantly clear. I guess I just really dislike romances where...

Meh. The ending seems pretty unbalanced. It's like, the one who got the least from this whole affair is the titular heroine. Yaginuma got to finally have friends, find a girlfriend who sticks with him despite his condition, he gets to live and study abroad on his parents' dime. He went from zero...

@Silfir Living the dream

This whole flashback creates a pretty interesting dynamic. Like, it kinda makes her both more and less sympathetic at the same time. Of course what happened to her was incredibly cruel and disgusting, but at the same time, having experienced these things firsthand, she has all the reason to not...

THAT'S THE DATE FACE

It would be a nice change of pace if Takamura lost an important match, but after 1300 chapters of him winning every bout he should have lost, I don't really expect to be surprised by this manga anymore.

What a nice, supportive marriage. Find someone who butchers chicks for you and boils them into soup, that's real love right there.

@So-chan yeah, you'd have to be actively weird as a woman to be considered "creepy". Judging by the comments on this manga in general, her awkwardness is mostly considered relatable or even weirdly adorable. Except for the rotten food thing, that's just mean.

What an actual simp

Before people scream NTR - the way this manga's been going, I fully expect the prince to put on a show of slaying the fierce minotaur at his wedding or something, Ruviné will come to his aid over the prince and expose him as the pointlessly cruel asshole he is, calling off the wedding.

Still does neither explain nor excuse her behavior for the first 60 or so chapters, where her only goal seemed to be to inflict as much emotional anguish on MC as possible. Granted, it was from a place of weird, twisted attraction, but it's not like she was ever unaware what she was doing, and...

@FelMisT the only ships sailing here are the Kinship, followed by the Friendship. Anything else would be UNWHOLESOME AND DEBAUCHED

Don't know why anyone is surprised by this "twist". It was pretty well established from the start that Kozue is a terrible person. And the MC has likewise been a spineless wimp since chapter 1. So her doing something awful and him forgiving her for it was a foregone conclusion, really.