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@DeadlyShadow0: I would like to emphatically echo that sentiment.

I don't remember if I'm confusing @mmscans with another group, @yahk-slyne2, but MM might have said something about a delay until more JP releases of a certain sort make more MM releases of Behemoth possible--again, I don't remember. If I'm wrong, however, I sure do hope you--MM--don't let us...

R. Descartes would have a word with you, Nakamichi.

@Koni: The funny-- and irritating--thing is that there actually would be a story without her hiding the relationship. It just wouldn't be the one we have now, in which the author lets mob after mob hijack it. (Seems as if the author wrote himself into a corner with that, because it does seem...

Shorthair Small-breasts, you don't have to go home, but you gotta get the hell outta here.

@Morsealworth: Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying that large breasts are the only inherently feminine physical characteristic, I'm saying that they're one of the only external physical characteristics that're inherently feminine. As for the rest, we can conclude there, if you wish.

@Velsy: Fanservice. Based on how they look in her uniform, Cassia's breasts shouldn't be that big either.

@Xxsafirex: Isn't she the same one who gave up (on their being together) when under pursuit in the first place? This is why I keep saying Wenne is best girl--the most loyal of them all (alongside Tia), though his treatment of his Selene was terrible. Actually, this MC's treatment of all these...

@Morsealworth: Then I'll respond to each point individually. 1. Ignoring the subjectivity in this (that's what makes it fun, frankly), I assert that they are. They can't be well shaped because they haven't developed enough to take much shape in the first place. With such breasts, you get more...

From lovely Wenne to a stronk, independent wymyn who previously imprisoned him because he is....the only man left in the region, one whom she found to have killed bandits and just saved an old woman? Authors try too hard to push the "variety" aspect of harems and end up filling them with...

@Morsealworth: Lucky you, then. The US is a hellhole, but--on the other hand--the US isn't the only place with cities like the aforementioned. Such places are all over the West. That aside, your claim to "struggle" is disingenuous, but I'll humor you anyway: regarding pelvic shape, such a...

@Morsealworth: Walk around certain parts of certain strongly progressive East Coast metropolitan centers for a while, and you'll find out. That said, and in the story, "he" already has. And, judging by the comments before mine, the commenters here know exactly what I mean. I think you do, too.

I was dumbstruck at the beginning of this chapter, and still am. It's enough to say that this manga absolutely destroys all other romcom anime/manga to date. @Tearsax: THIS.

@The_qwerty: On the surface, what Mone-san was saying was what you said. However, what she said in addition was clear, there was no hidden meaning involved: "Tell them your feelings when you have the courage." Not to the ears of affectionate feelings, at least. Indeed, Tsubaki swallowing and...

@Jackist: You hit the nail on the head. This manga is progressing so wonderfully, I have no complaints. Eruko herself is gorgeous, adorable, no monstrous flaws added for "realism"; Hoshi is neither an idiot, milquetoast, nor closeted--it's all good. It's all good.

Goodness, Eruko is just too precious. Why can't real girls be like her? Kinda surprised the second girl didn't see them from the balcony, or something, to turn this situation on its head. Far too used to inferior romcoms.

@Amphguy: I'm just hoping she doesn't become a flaw in an otherwise and so far golden manga. She's raising some red flags in my head, and one is a reminder of women in reality: specifically how they don't know you exist until you're in a relationship. Maybe it's because of having had to deal...

A lot of the guys that I come across in these comments are seemingly in the closet, anyway. They tend to mostly ignore women that are traditionally attractive (e.g., clearly feminine, with traditionally feminine traits of beauty), and rave about those that embody postmodern ideas of female...

Before I say anything else, this is a bad adaptation of the source--just as everyone else who's commented on it has said, for the same reasons. That said...I see the marks. I get that she's traumatized. What @Speak_Evil just said also makes a bit of sense: intense fear can override and suppress...

Another hotheaded (wrathful), flatchested brat--this one with short hair, even--that does whatever she wants with impunity and has the overwhelming power to match with and make her hotheadedness worse. Why do authors keep writing such loathsome characters and continue to attempt to present them...