I don't understand what's even happening anymore. Why does the MC believe that the girl gives a shit about her beyond being a customer? I mean, girls doing sex work to pay for higher education is not even that rare, why does she think "Riko" is going specifically after her to mess with her life?
I actually like Heidi, and I like Nozomi so much more when she is interacting with them (hell, or even with Ritsuko) than when she is being neurotic with Shino (which happens way too much). I would also like for the author to ease up on the bait.
Let's see where this goes.
I think I get what the author wanted to make, but they went at in in a really clumsy way. I don't think the manga deserves terrible reputation it has on certain circles, but it definitely could have been handled better.
I think it isn't tagged as "yuri" because the romance isn't really the point and the omnibus is more about how Awajima and the pressure that comes with it affects the girls.
First: I FUCKING LOVE THIS STORY.
Man, Cecilia defied all my expectations. I was expecting her to be your usual "two faced bitch" but there seem to be so much more about her. Also, she is absolutely gorgeous. The mystery is getting more and more deeper and I'm absolutely hooked to this ride.
She just has a work persona, people. One of those is the fake one. This is a manga so her "normal day" persona is probably the "mask" she uses to get by and only gets to be "herself" on the job.
Sincerely I hope is not like that. I want the "bitch" persona to be real one and for the MC to...
The author really didn't think of this setting at all, huh?
Who would be stupid enough to accept doing something that would kill them faster? Money and fame are worth shit if they come with an actual expiration date. I'm mostly fine ignoring idiocy in settings, but the flaws on this one are...
Yeah, Yeji seems a bit more restrained in her responses but her monologue made it quite clear how much Chae Eun meant for her. I mean, she immediately tried to go after her when the alarm went off, also she barely passed her test too.
Kurokawa's inexistent self-esteem is pretty sad. Every single time her friends brought up that her old classmate could be interested in her, Kurokawa shot it down. Poor girl needs to love herself a bit more.
This shit has every minor issue Nettaigyo has multiplied by a thousand and executed so poorly that is almost unbelievable. On top of that, the characters aren't charming and are extremely shallow.
@Buraindo To be fair, all of the angels have. What happened to her during this captivity was mild compared to what happened before. Add the religious fanaticism that they all have and you get her attitude.
I guess Saimai does want to fix their friendship.
This story has lots stuff that could have been done better (ch 49 should have being the prologue, for example), it had some superfluous characters and one who was basically a walking deus ex machina. I think it needed a decent editor even if...
This is the thing that kinda annoys me with this manga. This "development" could be just Shino realizing that she wants to monopolize Nozomi and getting jealous because of Nozomi getting someone else's attention, actual romantic jealousy or absolutely nothing. This isn't the first time the...
Well, as my SO says: children speak their parents' language. The older sister became exactly what she grew up seeing all her life: her oppressive mother.
I agree with the overall sentiment here, this is scarily true to life and I would have liked a bit more of resolution. Specially for the...