Isn't one of the plot points of "A Little Sister Is All You Need" is that MC wants a sister and doesn't even realize that the brother he has is actually a girl who is boyish?
I can't tell you how many manga I've read that had the same scenario play out, with two girls fighting over who gets to be co rep with the MC.
Do authors pull plots from the same hat?
Eagerly awaiting the game they later play where they ask each other how many flower would they pick from a...
Let's not forget that we still haven't met her mom. You know, the one she's scared to tell that she had a friend (a boy).
Over-protective mom plus abusive dad plus stalker. And I'll guess the stalker is the dude from the restaurant that recognized her by the photo.
Does this matter now...
I'm waiting for the part where she hits him over the head with a frying pan bugs bunny style in order to make him forget about not only meeting her but knowing her as a classmate who both shared a secret together. That's the only way to make this dumpster fire make sense...
So now the tables have been turned. We all thought that MC was an outsider/otaku who was being bullied and that FMC either had regrets or participated. Now we find out that FMC was the outsider/loner??
Well, it looks like one girl is clearly not going to win, as she's getting a spin-off with her three sisters. They should have marked that as spoiler...
For all those who keep asking why this turned her on...
In manga, a big factor in whether someone is a suitable partner is whether they are reliable or dependable.
He comes right out and says he wants to protect her. That's white knight level chad-ness, so no question that would wet her loins.
Welp, another chapter of "the most confusing manga ever drawn"
So, sadist ninja attacks MC. Sadist ninja gives up and explodes in joy(?). Then a meteor strikes??
Flash to FMC waking from a dream about bad gatcha pulls.
What. The. Actual. Fuck.
This explains the memory loss. It's not age related, but grief related. He not only forgot the daughter, but the reason she died (magic - indirectly).
Chrome got off lightly because it was a fight to the DEATH. The memory thing was the nicest "bad" punishment the being could give him. He...
while most are thinking our visitors are just another race of monsters that the MC will have to win over with food - how about this...
What if, just like Morgan Le Fay hails from Avalon, a land of faires and magic, Atom comes from a time of Gods. What if Atom's master was someone like Zeus...
She already got passively rejected by him at the pool when she saw the braclet and she stormed off with the "I won't lose to anyone" vibe. Now she is doing this so she can leave with no regrets.
With the Koni/Manbagi comment- I would love for the author to have Tadano think Komi is out of his...
So there you have it folks...they are being pulled from different eras. Le Fay is from Avalon (Britton), a fairie from a time long enough that their existence became legends. Plus we had WW2 dude, guy with TLOTR book, and someone from Athens.
This reminds me of very early Doctor Who, when...
While the manga is pure fluff, I really enjoyed it.
Ihope this can be worked on in the future, and give thanks to the TL group(s) who give their efforts in this. I hope others can be as thankful for the enjoyment we get from others work...
I'll say it here now...we WILL see him again. Just as he said. At the end of it all, when Fern and Stark are long in the ground - he will ask her if she actually made memories instead of letting it go by like a blink of an eye.
Hopefully this time she can leave with no regrets.
I'm already crying.
"Lefay Something"
wow, troll much?
I'm going with the Arthurian legend Le Fay. And to double down she's either the reason the passage to the other world exists or was part of it (merlin?)