@SunJeong, Takagi is more slice-of-life middle school comedy, this is more romantic high school comedy, and there's a shitton of the latter themed mangas. Would you whiners kindly fuck off to some shojo if you need your "progression" so much?
Oh, come on, you fucking whiners go read some shojo manga or something if you need your fucking "progress". It's a slice-of-life and I personally like it as it is.
Good riddance. Go play that edgy "lone wolf" somewhere else. I understand being a loner, I'm a loner myself, but being an asshole show-off is quite a different thing.
"Not interested in other people", but has no problem with picking up girls? I smell bullshit. Even to manipulate people, you need to be interested in them at least a bit. If you don't, you don't want to mess with them at all in any way.
@mochi, probably to minimize chatting, as at this age boys tend to socialize with boys more (the same with girls), so when they aren't grouped together, it leads to more quiet classroom. In my childhood in Russia "a boy beside a girl" was the rule in elementary school too. And it was the teacher...
Can you whiners just fuck off elsewhere? It's not the sort of rosy romantic manga you jerk off to, and you should know it from the very start if you weren't so dumb.
@Fri "They're in middle school, so at least 14, and you know what's the wackiest part?" — yes, they're in middle school, and Nishikata's shirt says "2-1" i.e 2nd year = 8th grade (the manga earlier went back and forth in time with them being in 1st or 2nd year, but now it's probably settled to...
@tae_ka_pre, "They already had a child but they're still acting like they still have a platonic non-romantic relationship" -- it's the different manga by the different author. Learn to read before criticize, ffs.
@gouder, well, there are those clingy kohai or two in Kunoichi Tsubaki. I, for one, don't see their childish affection as "yuri", but yurifags certainly do.