For some reason, I feel like this manga is a social commentary on Japan's society of full workload and less sexual life. The protagonist is your everyday salaryman who's always tired and overworked and even if he gets a succubus, a being prominently attributed with sexual desire, he just asks...
Jae-ha isn't a dumbass. I know he has a plan. He was able to get the audience away from the dragons so maybe he could make a plan with Kija.
They still need to assist Hak tho. Hak's been through worse, definitely, but this time no one's there to bail him out. On the contrary, he might even get...
So far Kyouichi is really just all talk. Miyako's been hauling her ass protecting the status quo (whether the status quo was worth protecting in the first place is a different argument) while he's mulling his ass over his petty problems. I'm not talking about responsibility and power, Kyouichi...
@Sylveran fukkin agreed.
Also the line "When you start working, you're basically starting from zero" is also true. Even the "what you learned in university is useless" is true to an extent. University trains you in getting familiar with your craft but each work place has different methods and...
Even if this piece of shit did get the 2 of em to split up, I don't think Saya would like a scheming piece of shit who just split her away from her beloved boyfriend to be his next boyfriend. Lose/Lose situation buddy.
Is this the official localization title?
Coz "sekai de ichiban" literally means"world's number 1" so they could've just used that...
I guess Bestest is besterer than than lol