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@sleepii It's from the episode entitled, "The Curse of the Claw", of the British comedy series, "Ripping Yarns". Which could be described as Monty Python style parody/absurdist humour. Need some familiarity with British culture to get all the jokes.

So Calvin was a woman. What a rippin' yarn! "That night we discovered that Russell had been wrong. He was a woman after all. It was the mistake anybody could have made in the society in which we'd been brought up. We discovered that most of the rest of the crew were women as well..."

Obsessed maybe. This manga is giving me a headache. In a good way.

Yep, me too. Some one-panel manga are working, but most of the others are not.

On the one hand, you have a pathetic, craven MC with penis for brains. On the other, you have some some beautifully drawn girls. At least Nisekoi was occasionally funny.

Ease up guys, MC can handle an indirect kiss, he's oozing maturity!

Despite all her anxieties regarding his popularity, she would be much less happier if he wasn't popular.

Damn it, Takeda, just get mammaried already! I'll even be your breast man.

Well, an obvious one is Chiisakobee. Long hair and huge beard. I wonder if there's ever been a manga with an MC who has excessive body hair. Guarantee that would turn off half the potential audience.

It's inconceivable to me that a guy with a harem of stunningly beautiful girls would have no self-esteem.

Well, of course he's popular, Rin, otherwise you'd have never wanted to become his pseudo harem in the first place.

Noir.

Zoinks!

Looking for a manga with a truly unattractive male lead. So not a tall athletic guy with a fierce face as in Angel Densetsu, or a big burly guy as in Ore Monogatari. Their raw size would at least get their feet in the door when it comes to the opposite sex, and then into the room when it comes...

This is mega wholesome!

It really is snowing hard in Hokkaido.

He's going to suffocate in his fluffy futon.

Oh my god this is so wholesome and heartwarming.

This was a beautiful chapter.

When I once heard that line directed at me -- "You're a good person, I'm not good enough for you." -- I just assumed she wasn't attracted to me. It's just a silly lie told to avoid hurting people's feelings. Probably the mangaka herself has used it before.