@alesund Her "genuine feelings" can be summed up as "I'm entitled to indulge myself at the expense of others".
She only loves Bou-chan because she's pretty, remember? She didn't bother learning anything about Bou until after she was rejected, I would say she did it as a last resort but her...
Once again she proves that she thinks of everything as being about herself.
Then she solipses into her self centered pity narrative and follows up with unwelcome sexual aggression.
Can't she just starve herself to death again? This time no one would come to snap her out of it.
I feel like this ended too soon, they sort of abandoned the original premise of giving Nono new ears and dealing with the consequences. After she got the small rabbit ears it seemed like her and neon got pushed slightly into the background to make way for new characters every week.
Okay, I'm done. That was the most asinine chapter of anything I think I've ever read.
I don't need things to be realistic, but this is just insulting to the reader. 26 chapters in, and they reveal that people do in fact have magic powers, which harukana was just using to bother people...
It's getting to the point where harukana has to literally be magic to accomplish all this shit. How the hell do you steal someone's underwear when both their feet are planted on the floor?
Man I hate characters like this. Not the mischievous thief part; the inexplicably infallible, nearly omnipotent character.
The author literally had to break the setting to create this character, not only making her faster, smarter, and more talented than everyone, but everyone around them has...
Starts out funny, then fizzles. Eventually the author prioritizes being on brand over doing anything interesting. Worth checking out, but I'm dropping it as of ch. 36.