Yeah, she's not even subtle about it anymore. She booked passage a long time ago. It's just that he's still locked in the traffic suitcase she brought him in with and didn't realize the ship has long since left the harbor.
"That's a lot of progress" has serious meme potential!
What Akutsu is doing has been invasive from the beginning. The entire premise is about her completely disregarding his boundaries and treating his apartment as though it was her personal hangout spot. If you were going to be offended by...
Isn't this potentially a perfect love triangle? Hiyama loves Sayoi, Sayoi loves her sister Satsuki, and Satsuki is fond of Hiyama? If this is a polyamory ending, would it still qualify as yuri because there are two ladies involved, or does the man ruin everything?
I don't really mind either way...
@AnonymousWeeaboo
You got a massive panel of the henchmen lining the stairs and armed to the teeth. That really is enough.
If you feel that the comic is going too fast, you might be reading it too fast. I know it sounds flippant, but at least consider the possibility. Reading comics is a skill...
@AnonymousWeeaboo
Eh? You wanted that insignificant speck that was immediately Worfed out of existence along with his henchmen to take up the entire chapter? If you thought that guy was a "villain" in this story, you really read that wrong. He was put there solely to show how badass the dwarves...
*reads title*
Oh, this is going to be glorious.
Real talk though, I do not understand long nails on women. Is it right for me to assume there are two possibilities: 1. They're fake to begin with, 2. They own a vibrator? I just feel sad thinking it's because they don't diddle themselves...
Aaah, now I get how this is going to end. He'll kill her... by turning off the machine that keeps her 95-year-old self alive, after she's looked back on a life filled with love and joy at his side and finally understands true contentment. They're surrounded by their children, grandchildren and...
Every romance needs an obstacle to conquer. Unfortunately, this one opted for "The main characters are complete blockheads with crushing self-esteem issues", one of the more infuriating ones. It does hurt the fluffiness a bit. There's only so much suspension of disbelief to go around.
But it's...
@Gravewind: Most of these are from the first year of the manga on mangadex, before it blew up. It was in the mid-7s at the time, if you can believe that! I remember reading it but thinking I didn't quite understand why it was rated so low.
The synopsis that accompanied the manga initially kind...
This is a stone-cold hilarious romantic comedy about a person with crippling social anxiety and self-esteem issues. Like a more light-hearted Asper Kanojo.
Way better than the formulaic title gives it any right to be, at any rate.
@hazzack
Assuming this story takes place sometime in the 19th century or equivalent, there's plenty of territory inland (coastlines were generally known I would assume) to get lost in that isn't charted - there may not be a map. They seem to specialize in researching flora, fauna or indigenous...
This story is an infinite chain of twists and turns, like a Moebius pretzel!
I have no idea how people are making predictions about future plot development in full confidence.
Isn't it convenient when people are so evil that they just can't contain themselves and have to do something really stupid? If only it happened like that in real life...
So, seconds after Ayumu finishes her prayer for a boyfriend, she just happens to stumble over a rock right into Runa?
I can't help but imagine the shrine deity saying "You want a boyfriend? Easy! Here you go" and growing increasingly aggravated once they realize there is no signpost big enough...