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Originally Posted by Darknemo2000

ZODDGUTS, yeah it sounds similar but there is a bit of difference - mainly virginity usually held being an essence of protecting spirits/goddesses (well more purity was but again virginity is also a symbol of purity), so if Nagi lost her purity she could not be a goddess anymore, but if she still is a goddess then the author should give some explanation...

At leas in Baltic myths, whenever we talk of goddesses or demi-goddesses the virginity did play important role (unless the goddess is a legal god wife etc.), if one losses the virginity she usually lost her powers as well (well it is usually about demi-goddesses , but again Nagi is like that as well).

Now i am interested to see the next chapter (though I don't think this trick will work for authors favor, as I do believe some otakus will drop buying it just because of this). Though I don't really care, plus it adds more depth to the story I guess. i just hope the author explains it properly.

Spoiler for spoilers, duh:

Well, otakus will be otakus, and while they are over-the-top, I really dislike when authors go over the bounds of the demographic they are supposed to target.

Initially I though Jin x Tsugumi would be the direction the manga headed, but quickly a relationship developed between Nagi and Jin. I was annoyed, but whatever, it made sense, seeing as how most romantic mangas develop in this manner.

Now another guy has come in and it's just a cheap plot device. It's not drama, it's just dumb. But this is why I don't think that there is going to be a big thing about sex/virginity; it's still a shonen romantic comedy.