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@DrPavel 100% agreed. For now Rei has done his part by trying to keep Chako out but she is the one who wants in for her own self-centered reasons. What happens after this point is her responsibility. Personally I hope everyone makes it out of this

@DrPavel She is the most normal person here. Relatively as she has her inner demons like the others but she has a unique position compared to the others. By herself though, I guess she might be more relatable to the majority? I don't care too much about that though. On a personal level, Nagi is...

The sister's a character I'm watching out for. None of her panel time or development so far has been tied to Masashi, which is strange for these types of stories where the PoV is primarily from the main character.

An interesting parallel to the confessional chapter with Chako. Reiji lied to and kept secrets from Chako, his best friend. But confessed everything to the idol. Far from the healthiest relationship, but it's the most interesting in the manga without question, and that's rare for a first/main...

@lod I think several of us described in detail enough, like the two right below you. Author introduced a character and has rendered her inconsequential within a span of 3 chapters. Nobody gained or lost anything from Eri so why was she even here? Takamine and Shirota haven't learned anything or...

Bad chapter. I'm glad the author didn't go for a cliche love triangle and kept things casual. I don't mind that Eri is lesbian or that she isn't into MC. I mind that she's sort of a pointless addition to the story. So long as Takamine thought Eri was competition, we could see her spill spaghetti...

That sensei just murdered a 14-year old boy and he doesn't even know it.

Something I really like about this kid is that he isn't just pity bait, and can be a fairly petty person. If someone gives him an inch of kindness, he'll take a mile and lord it over them. It makes sense, he's been deprived all his life, so of course, he'll be intoxicated by any kind of reprieve.

Not the turn I expected but it's refreshing how the love triangle isn't getting pushed. Eri is great so far (and I'm not just talking about ass) and a nice contrast to Takamine, who's still a complete pervert. Way more than Sirota. Fun chapter.

Everyone: Childhood friend is doomed to lose. Fuck love triangles Me: She just flashed her tits and both of them barely reacted. There is not even an attempt to pretend that Takamine isn't winning.

Ah. The worst possible development has finally arrived. Let's hope it's just this one girl or this series loses whatever charm it might have had.

@imnotamused Agreed. MC having no ambition has been highlighted as far back as chapter 8. It's pure cringe how he doesn't even realize how unflattering it sounds to close off his future so thoughtlessly. I expect any development he gets will be geared towards curing him of poor self-esteem, but...

@Koni. Bit of both at this point, more leaning towards Shirota having a problem. Prez has never come on THIS strong to Shirota before, so he comes off as a beta for not seeing that she wants to smash. Assuming that is what she wants, because if it isn't, she's fucking crazy and unreasonable. It...

Don't get the overreaction to "dense" MC. Especially the deal with the cat. A black cat isn't evident or anything. Rather, the fact that Takamine somehow expected Sirota to have a realization based on that alone speaks more of her (obsession) than it does of him. Sirota wasn't out of line here...

Bitches and Whores - the manga?

It's an interesting romance, but is golf boy sure what he feels is romantic love? It's clear he lacked a mother figure for a lot of his childhood. Being 'mom' has practically been Geum-ok's character so far.

The art in this is stunning, and the biggest reason to read. I can't for the life of me understand what the author was thinking with the first chapter though. It's a mess, not for the rape accusation (I really don't care as it's just an ecchi, stupidity is par for the course), but that it is...