I didn't even have to check, but figures the creator is Taiwanese. A "trad-Chinese" comic with a Winnie the Pooh reference? Had to be Taiwan shenanigans.
MC wasn't even showing a preference by avoiding calling Hana by her name, he just didn't know how to call out to her mother. But rather than being able to explain himself, I guess it's far easier for the side characters to misunderstand things and force their thinking on him. Shame.
But I...
This is getting as boring and ridiculous as that stupid 9-9.99 chapter manga with the gyaru tag some time ago.
If you're on your way to getting axed, do so gracefully, not through this mess. At least "We Never Learn"s mangaka was willing to admit what they were doing.
Yeah, at this point it's turning more into a story of "why will they weasel out of their promise" instead of "how do they get pushed to the brink", and it's kinda sad to see it stray from the premise like this. I guess the mangaka thought a "commitment" triangle was the best solution, but yikes.
This is like the mangaka is trying to check off every "controversial" tag in hentai, while still trying vainly to pass it off as a non-h manga. And none of it works without this bullshit "I can't believe she's not my twin" character inserted into it.
What kind of moronic porn fan acts like an...
Eh, it's not too surprising, that last page. Parents often wish for their children to have legitimate fortunes and to lead a healthy lifestyle. Same goes for people involved with criminal dealings as well.
Assuming it's played straight, that is. I don't think it will be. I suspect she has an...
Kinda confused by that bit near the end with the newspaper-club guy, like it was setting up a side thing that fell off. Maybe as a thing to lead to her interactions with the older guy in the end and her desire to get back into running? I dunno.
It got harder to read near the end because it felt...
Damn, the balls on that girl, just blurts it out without any angst or multi-chapter build-up of "why can't I express what I want to say". That's not the manga way.
Lol'd at the "Didn't you use to mind your own business" comment.
Also, page 10 confuses me. I thought the little sister already had a guy she was talking to that was kinda younger. I might be mistaking her for the Childhood-Friend girl though. They have similar hairstyles.
Oof, this just seems gratuitous, like a way to drag out harem-tease.
Honestly, last chapter seemed like an ass-pull, but this one-ups it. Each girl getting their own dream-state fantasy where they are dating him is a weird slippery slope, where it either gets old quick or mangaka has to make...