Considering her age, personality, and the fact she doesn't know what being in love is she shouldn't be concerned about showing off her underwear. I'd buy this if they were in high school and not middle school barely 13 or 14 years old.
The author realized he or she was making the mc wear men's clothes too much and decided to put a stop to it with the tried and true method of tricking an innocent into falling for someone of the same gender. Hilarious.. I don't think so.
What is the consensus on if the MC helped her with the bullying or let her suffer alone? I think he did nothing to help her openly but secretly at the shrine at first. Later I think he stopped altogether.
But who is the love interest? I mean all the girls in Shadow Garden seemingly want him; as do the princess, student council president, the smart girl from around chapter 9-10. I think only an as yet unseen character will be his target, someone completely unremarkable, not too attractive and not...
When you have to drag out your story by making your male lead dumber than a sack of potatoes, you already royally messed up. Guys aren't that stupid, for one. What's wrong with getting together early on and telling a story about their relationship from there?
Iori's cosplay is amazing as always.
Regarding the chapter I first though the library since that's where a good 60% of the story takes place. After that I thought it was the classroom, but that would make no sense since he was already there. This couple is giving me diabetes and they're not...
I know it's kinda the foundation of the story for the other kids to be jerks, but he's been there long enough for them to know he'll always turn their grim reaper stuff into fluffy goodness.