The modern art is cute! I also love the “what if” of Momo meeting Manji when he was younger. I’m sure Manji would be enchanted by Momo’s cuteness and brought him from the brothel. Also, Momo is really tall (he’s taller than Sen).
I’m glad this scene made it into this manga! (Though a few years too late to save Keith’s childhood) This misunderstanding was cleared up early in the original LN but the first manga and the anime cut it out and just mention the misunderstanding in passing.
@Tsuki09 I know that it’s a thing in Japan, but the way it’s used in some works (including this one) is so heavy-handed and lack any subtlety that I can’t take it serious. It’s not the “guys don’t that” trope itself that bothers me. It’s clumsy way the author writes it into the story.
I don’t know why the “guys can’t like cute things and can’t like sweet things” trope is so over the top sometimes. Yeah, those things are stereotypically feminine but isn’t it more childish to bully people over carrying cute things? You’re not in elementary school anymore.
Ah yes, the Asian parent pressuring their daughter to marry trope. Sad that it’s true. My dad keeps trying to set me up with people...
@DeadKinginHell
HAHAHA I wish. That’s not how it works in a lot of Asian countries. “You’re childish” is what they will say. Keep refusing and you may be cut...
Wow, people actually like that entitled bratty girl? I know it’s supposed to be a comedy so her attics are supposed to be funny, but I met way too many people like her while working in retail to care for her.
It’s so uncanny seeing the two of them next to each other. Yeni looks like she’s from a happy-go-lucky rom-com while the other lady looks like she just came out of a horror movie.