@Shadowhawkstar I feel the same way. The initial premise of having to overcome a weakness and turning it into a strength was engaging, but any real adversity that the MC faced disappeared after the first few chapters.
@tblst That's a fair point, I'm a second gen immigrant myself but I hadn't considered that possibility. It would also make sense considering her grandmother seems to live in Japan.
The idea of a couple never showing affection for each other up until the day of their deaths is really heartbreaking, so seeing him use his second life as a chance to change that is nice. On the other hand, I don't think that he necessarily needed to die and be reborn to turn things around.
@Chizan If she tells anyone, all he has to do is pretend that she's had a mental breakdown or something. Her going nuts is more believable than a guy who can read minds.
@Kaduufrrj Did you begin reading/rereading Komi-san recently? It's been over two years since those chapters came out and I had completely forgotten them.
Are all of the tips he gives legit? I've never heard of citrus being noticeably good for energy in the morning and some other pieces of advice in past chapters seemed dubious.
I really hope Fushimi does something during this party instead of just stealing glances across the room. Sumizome might be annoying as a character but he's actually trying.