(L) Kanojo, Okarishimasu

[WingedAccelerator]

It's peak comedy how almost 1,5 years passed for us and Kazuya goes: "Just a little over 2 weeks..." (left from the cohabitation).

My "around Chapter 330" arc ender estimation is in real danger.

[Chiibi]

Originally Posted by WingedAccelerator

It's peak comedy how

Insert Joker's "It'd be funny if it wasn't so PATHETIC" bit here.

[Lex79]

It's more than a year since I stopped reading and looks like things haven't progressed one bit.

[WingedAccelerator]

Hey, Kazuya's mental disorder is at least progressing. At one point the entire town turned into Chizuru for him, even advertisement boards and traffic lights.

[Lex79]

Originally Posted by WingedAccelerator

Hey, Kazuya's mental disorder is at least progressing. At one point the entire town turned into Chizuru for him, even advertisement boards and traffic lights.

It's reassuring to see this series always manage to surpass expectations in the most negative way.
That's a shame because as I said in the past, when I started reading I genuinely thought I was going to like it.

[WingedAccelerator]

I started reading it weekly at the end of the movie arc, where I genuinely believed it's close to ending, so it wouldn't hurt to follow for the remaining seralization. 160 chapters later the ending is still not in sight. I simply want a good dropping point by now.

Which brings me to a topic I'm curious about. Whether Kazuya stays in with Chizuru or not is irrelevant to me. What I'm curious about is that do people expect Chizuru to confess to him and initiate and actual relationship at the end of the arc or not? I expect more blueballing for whatever reasons, be it Kazuya fucking things up or the author pulling one of the female love interests out of the drawer to call out Chizuru's hypocrisy. It would legitimately surprise me if after so much time Chizuru would simply accept his love and stop being an indecisive robot.

[EroKing]

Among other things that makes him pathetic, why the fuck after 300+ fucking chapters there still is a need for Kazuya to yell just to make the point that he is being serious? Then again, the guy can't even manage a proper conversation in his head...


This pattern. Reiji seriously has a thing against working women.

[WingedAccelerator]

A picture is worth a thousand words.

[stray]

Originally Posted by EroKing

This pattern. Reiji seriously has a thing against working women.

I don't know if its a Japan thing or an otaku thing but I rage at eroge fairly often when the ending is the ambitious chick settling down in the end; they really love their housewives. I'd guess its 75% when/if this series actually ends we get a flash forward to Chiz retired from acting and pushing out little carrots.

[Kuroageha]

Originally Posted by stray

I don't know if its a Japan thing or an otaku thing but I rage at eroge fairly often when the ending is the ambitious chick settling down in the end; they really love their housewives. I'd guess its 75% when/if this series actually ends we get a flash forward to Chiz retired from acting and pushing out little carrots.

I seriously see this series ending with Kazuya as a house husband

[stray]

Originally Posted by Kuroageha

I seriously see this series ending with Kazuya as a house husband

He's got grandma Nagomi's convenience/liquor store empire to inherit though...

Anyway its nice to see simpy's balls drop but the whole Chorizo blushing and smiling thing has completely run its course.

[Kuroageha]

Shiunji manga gets anime


https://twitter.com/shiunji_anime/st...06254741569564

[WingedAccelerator]

The classic chapter of Kazuya being a total creep, but gets rewarded just because.

[AndrewR5D4]

Mami looks completely dead on the inside. You figure as the series' "antagonist" her misfortune would be more fun to watch, but it's incredibly depressing. Instead of just writing her out, the author keeps showing her misery like a sadist...

[Kuroageha]

What comes around goes around.

[stray]

Originally Posted by AndrewR5D4

Mami looks completely dead on the inside. You figure as the series' "antagonist" her misfortune would be more fun to watch, but it's incredibly depressing. Instead of just writing her out, the author keeps showing her misery like a sadist...

I'm sort of impressed people are still reading this dogshit series... I heard about Mami making an appearance and skimmed a few chapters only to instantly regret it. I still think she's due for some kind of redeption arc but that aside... Chizuru is the one that emptied his bank account, ghosted him for months, and has been giving him the runaround with her 'investigation' for god knows how long at this point. This is pretty clearly one of those "story villain vs actual villain" situations.