Tonikaku Kawaii - Vol. 4 Ch. 33 - Love story's over. Or it sure feels like it... This ain't a dream! It's real...! This is real...!

[wahyurockajn]

Asian number two here.
And yeah i can agree with what @MP20895 said but i literally curses the time that was too short on my university entrance exam which got a lot of subject within 45 minutes to complete

 

[LysandersTreason]

The real gem in this chapter is the girl's advice that if you just hold onto your feelings for someone and never say anything, you're going to lose every time. That advice would solve literally 90% of the problems in these fucking romance mangas. What a breath of fresh air! Based imouto!

If you like a girl, tell her. She can't tell you yes until you ask. And if she says no, then you can stop wasting your time daydreaming about a relationship that won't happen, and find a new girl to like.

 

[Iod]

Am I still reading a romance manga? Where are the 200 chapters of dumb misunderstandings and completely pointless drama?

 

[ichi24]

I'll think this chapter is how mangaka self aware about harem rumour and decisively put and end it. I for want don't want it to be another hayate shit

 

[oilgup]

So we are all going to ignore the fact the mom got ntr'ed. and was left abandoned with 2 kids........................ I ok with not talking about it.

 

[Kllick]

@Iod The author has stepped up his game.

 

[Kllick]

@MP20895 I learned it in middle school which mean like... 10... Holy...

 

[Kllick]

@Xical No worry. Doujin got you covered.

 

[xSauriaNx]

random Asian #3 here...
funny enough that we've started to learn that when I was 2nd year of high school (11 years old) due to how weird our teacher was back then... it was mostly done out of stupidity and was not really in our course but eh... that school is something... :|

at least we got good grades as compensation... :|

 

[bluethings]

Hayate speedrun.

 

[InfiniteVerisimilitude]

This was prime a-grade trope subversion.

Random aside, I still find it kinda funny that the kid sister has probably seen more of Nasa than his wife has.

 

[MrJc]

Japan has Nico Nico douga no need for youtube really

 

[Dragoon264]

So the mother got NTR-ed… Will the daughter become a NTR-er ?

 

[Viridios]

Okay, I know this is a comedy manga. But. I CAN'T OVERLOOK THOSE FUCKING MATH PROBLEMS. WHAT THE HELL? Okay, so they're 10 and they meet, and they're doing stuff in CALCULUS. I realize that the expressions are total nonsense, but at least the author could've used non high school math problems.

 

[Kaarme]

@Viridios
Apparently the level of mathematics in Japanese schools is inversely proportional to the level of English they teach.

 

[Flyingpantsu]

The mom was so ruthless with her daughter's heartbreak she managed to get over it in a couple pages. Good job !

 

[IleonHearts]

Wait, is that Schrödinger's equation on page 2?

 

[qwyxivi]

Nope, not schrodinger. It looks a bit like heisenberg's equation with the commutators, but not really. Dunno what it is.

@Viridios They probably don't teach calculus at age 10, but kids can certainly learn calculus at age 10.

 

[undertrainingspy]

Why the f**k are they teaching calculus? Those kids look like middle sc hoolers. Holy shiet

 

[jdjohndoe13]

@wahyurockajn

University exams? Aren't there nationwide exams (and they even publish nationwide rating of the student) in Japan? I thought that the results of these exams can be used in order to be accepted into any university, without having to pass that university's entrance exams.
I mean, if I want to get into a university A, B, or C (depending on the number of competitors) that require Mathematics and Physics scores, in my country I'd just pass one Mathematics exam, one Physics exam, then send my papers and exam score to all those three universities and then go to one of those which accept my scores.
I don't need to go to each of these three universities and attend 2 exams in each (6 exams in a row) in order to be accepted.