But this chapter seems to indicate that he is not trying to take Eve from Tarou out of malice, but rather out of concern. He might genuinely want to help Tarou stop seeing the zombies, but is too awkward around his sons to just be honest with his feelings. The panel of him looking worriedly at...
I'm expecting the twist to be that he influenced everyone there into becoming the successes that they were in his timeline, and at the end he will return to his timeline a changed person
compared to hiroya's other works, this story feels so oddly paced and surreal. not sure if he's setting up something for down the line or if it's just fanservice
if Chun is involved in this, then Cinderella is most likely the girl who seems least likely. I am going to bet that it's his sister who left the note because that'd be the grossest outcome.
So this adds more nuance to the mother, then. Looks like she isn't 100% against the relationship, but is worried that they might take things too quickly and make a mistake they can't take back. That's actually understandable.
can we give this manga some story now? it keeps floundering around not really sure what to do with itself. that's fine for harem stuff at the start but now that this is becoming battle stuff it should probably have a general direction. this many chapters in, rosario vampire had already...
Out of curiosity, @Asriel who is that character?
Also, it's hard keeping proportion the same, especially since this artist is renowned for drawing big titty girls (see Kenichi, Tokiwa Kitareri)
Nice that they're starting to address this. Since Shinra is a pillar, they still have to go out of their way to make sure he isn't killed even if he is on the "opposing" side
His father has a point. First love zombies represent a person's unwillingness to let go of their pasts. Tarou can't move forward with his love life because Eve will always be there.