Hitotsu Yane no Shita no - Vol. 3 Ch. 14 - Fight Under One Roof

[MangaDex]

 

[U235]

All this blaming is really ridiculous. Oribe came out of nowhere saying she's his lover when no one asked her anything. She's the one in the wrong by being pushy even though he clearly stated that he has no interest in her. Author really has a twisted mind or he's trying way too hard to create some drama.

 

[deathmailrock]

So let me get this straight, because he chose the woman he loved his entire life, they are doing something wrong?

He rejected her properly and isn't even really engaged to her... yet he's the bad guy...

Wtf

@U235 Author's just really trying to hard at drama... or stupid... he's trying to set up that they were "fiancee" even though he properly rejected it...

 

[DirkHardpeck]

The blaming is ridiculous because the story is insanely Japanese. As a culture they've always been above and beyond when it comes to family loyalty, so the western concept of "destroy everything that doesn't make you happy right here right now" isn't really a thing.

You used to basically live only to be used to further your family at large. It seems weird throwing these concepts into a modern setting for the story because things uave certainly changed, but there's precedence for it.

All that being said, it's still rude of them to blame Riri for 'stealing' Yuzu when Yuzu himself was the one pursuing Riri and not the other way around. Even if familial arrangements made him 'owed' to Oribe

 

[deathmailrock]

@DirkHardpeck While that part is understandable (the culture and all that), in the end, the marriage was rejected by him and the girl was rejected by him, and she was the one getting in THEIR way, not the other way around...

See the issue??? They are treating our FMC as if she were a stranger that came in between the relationship, when it's the other way around. It was a sudden engagement that didn't even happen. Even her feelings being one sided was well known. So it IS unreasonable.

 

[themoobz]

the way our main couple got treat by other is piss me off really , thanks a lot for the chapter

 

[cryum]

yeah uh, screw the classmates, they could've focused on a hundred other things and be right, but not this.

 

[zhako1]

This was an 8 in my books, but after this chapter, it has gone to a 5. The drama build up got so forced...

 

[Jugglusjuggler]

Yeah it's the grandpa's fault

 

[Mitsuboshi]

lmao the classmates are actually garbage how is this her fault

 

[onionskins]

I feel bad for the FMC. Blamed by protagonist's family, annoying ex-fiancée and classmates, basically everyone blames her just by existing. And all what the protagonist thinks is "how can i fuck this girl as fast as possible". The FMC tries very hard to fix everything and the mofo protagonist only can do is molest her every chance he can.

 

[VF89]

Here goes the crew of 'Ew, Japonaise culture...' Seriously, how come nobody expect it while reading Japanese manga?

 

[Jackist]

God those classmates are fucking cunts. No loss there, fuck off you assholes. Jesus fuck

 

[Forikorder]

they didnt have a fucking relationship you braindead thots...

 

[Purplelibraryguy]

@VF89 It's not as simple as saying "Japanese culture". Never has been, really. You can say a culture is all about the communal and the family and zero about the individual, but individuals still exist in them. There are always stories in those cultures about star-crossed romances--often doomed, but the individual heart's longing remains a thing. And the "family" everything is for often turns out to be about the benefit of a few individual members of that family, which leads to resistance, again, within the culture. And every culture has a surprising amount of overlap when it comes to basic questions of fairness and justice, so it's never totally counter to a culture to point out that something which appears to be a manifestation of the culture is fundamentally unfair. And like, consider Musashi--dude was totally individualistic, broke lots of rules, wandered around mostly outside the social structure, and is Japan's biggest hero ever. So Japanese culture isn't and never was monolithic. There are always tensions and contradictions, countercurrents and resistance.

It's the same in North America--we have resistances to the culture of hyperindividual selfishness and corporate greed.

 

[icekatze]

This has gone beyond stupid to just comical. It'd probably be satisfying to see the whole thing go up in flames at this point.

"Looking at it objectively, you're the one who stole Yuzuriha-kun."
Umm, are there relationship particles that you can identify under a microscope? No? Then it's not objective.

And seriously kid. No means no. You don't get to play the victim card when you get turned down after literally jumping someone.

 

[Yunyo]

Uh the classmates are kinda trash? What was the author thinking lmao

 

[Tamerlane]

Is it just me or does the pervy stuff seem a bit out of character? Also was he just hugging her or was he dry humping her? I couldn't really tell...

@Purplelibraryguy For every action there will be an equal and opposite reaction. It's why it's good to try and be moderate and be flexible to change, because trying to set yourself off balance leads to polarization.

 

[DrHizzle]

@Tamerlane Yea it did really seem out of place. I think I remember him being very upfront about lewd stuff before, but this was just wildly too far and it doesn't feel like it fits the character at all.

 

[NeroPR]

Seriously, this series is forcing its drama aspect too much. Their colleagues trying to blame Riri was just dumb when it was explained that the Grandfather only proposed the engagement with Tokiwo because he knew Kyuuta was still chasing the girl he liked.

They basically have thrown Kyuuta with the status of "engaged" when he enrolled in the school. Neither him or Tokiwo knew each other that it baffles me their "friends" getting angry at Kyuuta or Riri AFTER they called the engagement off. For fuck's sake, they even helped in resolving the misunderstanding, and now they are both painted as the villain of the story. Even Tokiwo's parents weren't okay when they discovered Kyuuta didn't even know about the engagement in the first place, showing one more time that the real culprit here have always been the Grandfather.

This aftermath is just bullshit considering everything their friends went through helping to clear the misunderstanding of the engagement that it's not even funny. Everything on this chapter seemed uncalled and unnecessary, specially that advance from Kyuuta. Keep your dick inside your pants little boy haha. Not that I'm complaining he wanting to do some perv stuff with Riri, but the way he acted was so out of character.

Worst chapter so far because made everything previously achieved meaningless. At least we'll get the confrontation between the Geezer and the young couple.