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@Tocnus I believe it's a couple of things. Firstly there's the fact that Yena is quite honestly amongst the weakest characters in the manga, and thus people aren't going to be cheering him on in any romance exactly. Secondly there's the fact that the author's attempts at romance so far have...

Seems like someone who enjoys cross-dressing, though I'm sure some might interpret it as transgender but not out yet. Based on the author's other works though it seems like someone who enjoys cross-dressing. @smolbaka have to agree with ya on this one.

@Rhovika there's the novel which is further along, but current raws are at ch.10. In the future if you want to check Mangadex tends to have a link to raws under the description, and under that links to other places of interest :). It's quite useful tbh.

@Calxyflos Nope, whether it's a woman or a man it's damn creepy o_O.

I was right, the twin brother was jealous of his sister ;).

The "no-intimacy at home" policy is just plain weird, considering it's both emotionally unhealthy and that neither of them seem to enjoy it. In combination with the implied pedophilia with the side-couple, I have to say that this manga is much less enjoyable than the author's previous ones. Real...

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@Garakuta The pre-serialisation of Nagatoro leaned much more towards bullying and sadism than the later version did, and I believe the same thing applies to this manga.

@Vofuro I'll say that this manga is better about it than the vast majority, and is like you said probably not aimed towards women. It's worth noting that shoujo/shounen ai is to my knowledge more of a scanlation term, since the wording has some very pedophilic implications in Japanese whilst...

Yena has a surprisingly major role in this manga for being someone with the depth of a dry desert. If the author wants a same-sex option, can't they at least have someone more interesting? Or at least someone whose personality isn't entirely toxic? Have the tiny hyena take her role instead for...

Ghost dog!

Y'know I want to like this, but this is a manga where I genuinely feel that romance would detract from it. Since the author themselves seems to want to write it into the story, I will have to drop it and come back once it's ended to see how it went.

This is so similar to real-life grooming that I wonder if the author actually researched the subject o_O. Like it's legitimately disturbing to read. @fewer That might be the hottest take I've ever seen.

So they seem to be playing the romance rather straight. Bit of a bummer since it means there's less and less conspiracies in a manga which claims to be all about that, plus it does kinda make me wonder if there's any foresight to the chapters or if this is indeed going to be the wild ride it's...

So a Last Game style romance? Sounds fun enough :).

Y'know, I have a soft spot for these absolutely nonsensical erotic comics. The erotic parts I don't give a damn about, but the story tends to be so off the rails that it's a blast to try to follow it. Makes for some of the more reliable unintentional comedy I've come across haha.

None of these characters actually feel like they are, y'know, people? Instead they remind me more of the weird cartoons from wikihow, being purely descriptive examples of a trope rather than their own thing. The end result being a rather boring manga.

@Vofuro homosexuality in manga and anime are oft centred around the sexual rather than the romantic part of it (or to be more specific, they care about what's going on in bed and nothing else). It's gotten better over the years, and they are certainly not the only ones who portray homosexuals...

I've seen literal pro-rape stories be rated higher than this. Really don't get the low rating.

Why do so many manga feel the need to have a character whose entirely centred around sexual harassment and being as uncomfortably perverted as possible? Seems like it was too much this time though, as it usually is, since the manga only got to volume 3. Ain't terribly surprising considering...