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I only read this for the THICC now, at least when it comes to Megumi(her mom too when relevant). I can say that this chapter definitely has it. As far as my brain has convinced me, Megumi was replaced with another as FMC because I feel she's a more fitting character for this portion of the...

Well that was a weird thing to reference. Referencing Cyberpunk 2077. I always imagined that the loner scale was gauged merely on popularity but I guess not.

Well, my assumptions were wrong. She is not done murdering ghost sheets.

Omfg she actually gave a beaming smile. She's been around a while and hasn't shown any signs of emotions in the first place. However, no matter how hard I try to imagine it, I can't picture her doing that to anybody else. I never thought she'd go so far as to quit her job.

I'm glad I'm not the only one who thought this chapter was dumb. I couldn't help skipping most speech bubbles. There was literally nothing that stood out here in a positive way. I can't really see this recovering since it has been bad for so long. If the next chapter isn't much better than this...

I can relate to this sort of thing; it's annoying. However I didn't walk around town carrying trash bags like a doofus like these two accidentally did.

If it weren't for the swords sticking out of her back, I'd say she's sexy. Unfortunately, they're there. @MesaOracle No legendary hero can defeat the end villain as epic as Touka did. Especially since he's also a radish farmer.

Human Legos? Stepping on one of those would be painful for a different reason.

I don't think Chiaki is capable of treating him nicely in situations like that. As many times as it was said before, poor Daisuke.

Everything's always okay when it's Slime.

Still not as lewd as hand holding, not to mention head pats. Not even close to that stage yet.

Kashiwada knows how to cheer people up, even when she doesn't even try to. Tabuchi is way too easy. Looks like all you gotta do is compliment(?) her boobies and she's happy instantly. Unless you're a guy, especially Oota. I don't recall him ever sincerely apologizing to her like that before...

Normally, his undying determination to winning would point towards stupidity. However, in this case it's more the part of he doesn't realize he likes her. I'd say he should have known better to think she didn't notice his fever, but that also applies to everything prior to this one. The one...

I'm conflicted on which version of Chi in this omake would be more mango worthy. For this specific one, little Chi. Color pages are a nice treat every once in a while, no matter the amount of them.

And the hot springs mistake trope strikes again.

For the 206th time, she proves to us that all she thinks about is causing trouble and falling asleep in new ways.

I am very satisfied with this ending. The only thing is that I wish it were longer, because it is one of the most fun mangos I have ever read. Technically could have had one more mini-arc, but the thing mentioned had zero information except the fact that it happened behind the scenes, so it...

Almost at 800. Despite the chapters having no more than 4 pages, it doesn't feel like it should be this far to me.

Them wearing only ribbons nearly woke my inner lolicon. I haven't seen the "transferring sickness" trope in a while.

Pah. Oota won't ever get a break. The thing I'm most curious about this chapter is why he's still wearing the maid outfit even though that part of the festivities has ended. I know it's not the only weird thing he's done in this mango though. As expected, Oota's sister only came to the school...