From my expierence, this is oddly blunt, but the sentiment is there. You have people going aboard magazines/publications and wanting to shift the direction. The biggest thing you run into is coveting the biggest money maker at the time.
The biggest thing is that most publishers in this day and...
This MC strikes me as a bit weird in his motivations. Some of the thought bubbles imply he has a hidden crush on her, but he acts like he completely isn't interested in her as a monster-being. He's either a sociopath or hard tsundere.
I'd be more accepting of the author's political beliefs if he was capable of good writing. The shit with the Chinese/Russian/US Special forces was comical and the artist is incapable of conflict beyond "Look at how wrong the other side is!"
@cor3zone
If you don't want to be called out, maybe not posting comments for a manga you dislike ad nauseam would be the way forward, yeah?
You're way too combative for this and its clear you aren't changing your mind so it might be time to put a rest to it, friend.
All this aside, Paisen's Senpai is clearly being coy regarding Nekotoro. It is my belief, given how she gives Paisen several speeches on going after what he really wants (which is clearly Nagotoro) and acknowledges her popularity, I think Senpai is being a stealth match-maker on Paisen's behalf.
@cor3zone
You do realize the author said they are the same people, just this is at an earlier point in their relationship. Paisen is an M, Noodletoro is a S. There are plenty of hints that Nagotoro has her own deep insecurities and is pretty dependent on Senpai (as in this case she translates...
I figure the point is more that he didn't let himself get destroyed inside about it. He told the guy no to his offer and went to reflect on how beautiful the stars are after getting his shit kicked in. He's over it. Considering he got jumped by some guy's posse and really didn't have a chance...