@Tatsuya-Kai
I think it's a bit of a mix. He obviously does grasp that he has to change things in order to survive, but deviating too much from the plot is scary because he doesn't know the outcome of such meddling. That's why he tries to stick with the plot as much as possible so that he at...
My theory is in that building, a group of students got caught up in a fire, earthquake, or some type of disaster and die. I think the female lead will be among the victims, which is the reason he timeleaped. To save her and anyone else caught in the accident. It would be almost poetic. The man...
Honestly, I'm not sure where she came to the conclusion to bully him. So far, I'm following, but how did she come to that conclusion in the end??? I hope the author has a well written explanation for it, but at least for the most part, I'm following the backstory so far.
Normally, I am against people trying to act all woke, but this actually pissed me off. I can't believe they just whitewashed her like that and thought it would be okay. Couldn't they just give her highlights or something???
@ManimaniaMan I would give it a chance. The truth is this manga in the beginning and this manga now couldn't be more different. I don't want to spoil anything, but the characters have come a long way.
I saw this chapter on a Tumblr, and I went back to check it. Teruhashi really does like Saiki for himself. Most people imagine Saiki to be some excitable or more popular version of himself, but Teruhashi really sees him as he is.
I mean, the sorcerer's box is dangerous, not because it shows the strongest sorcerer, but it shows the craziest ones, the ones crazy enough to *choose* to stay in the box and not warp out like a sane sorcerer.
@cksn I get it, not all women are queens, but equally not all women are 'thots'. It's simply just unfair to women out there who just try to befriend boys, only for the boys to get the wrong idea. The boys aren't entitled to a relationship. I'm not even a woman, but even I felt a bit offended...