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While Sugita's shaping up to be a loser of one kind, Takamura's strengthening his already attained loser status. Everything he's said, almost every way he's reacted to Senko--from the start, especially after everything that's happened--can't be explained with simple logic. On a side note, all...

@Koni: I don't think that's the only thing, either. Though it's related to what you said, I still think it counts: on top of the good pace the romance proceeds at, there's no suspension of disbelief when it comes to the girls. Eruko is genuinely gorgeous, you don't have to force yourself to...

@Kaarme: Yes, my thoughts exactly. I hate characters like that. It's their house/shop, how is some Johnny-come-lately going to come in and start telling the lovers who own it to stop being lovey-dovey in their own place? How is that person going to tell those lovers not to be affectionate in the...

@Drefeliz13: I agree. Lots of authors are unskilled--and apprently short on mental ability. They think that in order for a male MC to be as you described, he has to be so milquetoast as to appear afraid of pretty (specifically busty) women. I just wonder how it also escapes these authors that...

@The5thSeraph: It can't be obvious unless you're looking at it from the perspective of a member of effete human society. In such a society, if you are wealthy, and have plenty to eat--without concern for how you'll amass all that food--then indeed, being fat can indicate comfortable living...

@PrivatePublic: On one hand, I can understand what you're saying, at least in the first paragraph. The problem is that, just by virtue of his and Marie's being there, the timeline has shifted and its events altered dramatically, even to accommodate their presences. If he doesn't have total...

This is one of the reasons why I like this manga. The MC goes (actively, no less!) for the girl who's very obviously best girl, and does not select the girl who's very obviously worse than all the other ones--and then, by the author's pen, tries to pass her off as the most beautiful thing in...

@deathmailrock: To each, his own. I believe very strongly that a man should not hit a girl under normal circumstances--it just looks gross to me for a girl to abuse that privilege. I haven't read too many shoujo stories (I don't remember any), but I'd imagine they're meant to touch emotions...

@deathmailrock: I wasn't referring to tsundere girls at all--though if we will talk about them, I only like the classic, non-abusive sort. The kind that actually goes deredere to begin with, not the 100% tsun sort that reminds me bitterly of how I believe in equal rights and lefts for the sexes...

@deathmailrock: What I was talking about regarding the LGBT mafia extends way back into the past--I'm talkin' early '00s, if not the late '90s. Such people did it ever since, and still have double standards regarding the topic (e.g., the sight of a heterosexual couple in love kissing is...

@deathmailrock: Remarkably well said. When it comes to ecchi/H content, it is all about tastes and fetishes--and authors know well enough not to mix diametrically opposed ones, or else they'll end up cutting their audience in half or worse. On top of that heterosexual-oriented content walks a...

@Rataniji: That poster had a point, but I can't get over Shiori's handling of the situation. She had Jirou from the start, and--like I said in the previous chapter--girls are sharp about this sort of thing. She did enough early on to make anyone--even those who aren't donkan--think she wasn't...

Emma set Luna and Laura straight, it was glorious.

Alice's bust is too small for my taste, but she's a doll otherwise. She even has the hair length and style that Emma should have, along with a fine outfit with thighhighs of all things. Two big misses with Emma. Still, if Noru was smart, he'd amass enough LP to give himself the one passive to...

@Rataniji: I'm still trying to make my way through the story (what I'm actually interested in is the Alternative timeline, as Schwarzesmarken got me into the series). Still, I've long been averse to characters like Sumika--an example of why is found in Girls Bravo's Kojima Kirie. That girl, I...

My hatred of Jirou is building. He's repeatedly proven himself to be the kind of guy that will forget one girl as long as he's in the presence of another without the first nearby. It's like all his cogitation over the hot milk he actually made for Akari the previous night just went right out the...

Every now and then, this bad manga has its good points. The first panel of page 14 was well done, with each of those three angels actually being the girls hanging around him--and the virtues Count Bourne spoke of were reflected in each. ...Or so the story goes. I don't think Laura "burns with...

As much as I want to be positive about this turn of events, there's a harem; I get the feeling he'll cast Emma to the side and go right back to business as usual so he can make use of his other batteries. I hope not, though.

Bet that bastard didn't learn a damned thing from what he was told on page 13. Just on page 17, the internecine conflict Leila was talking about reminded him of Emma and Laura (I remembered the shorthair's name, miracle) fighting. But somehow, despite the very topic of the conversation prior...

That wasn't heartwarming, it was revoltingly pathetic. And this guy is far from "pure": the usage of the word notwithstanding, and to take it as meaning what people usually intend it to mean, he exploits the bodies of girls around him to power his skills--all while apparently knowing nothing...