Two weirdos, I love it. I also hope that "director Shen" is the one who...how should I say it...makes both realize what this is. She had a bit of a think already.

And that "She doesn't need it...?!"... I understand her shock.

I don't think there is any need to worry about getting dumped.

Thank you for explaining. Or rather for confirmation, I assumed something like that.

This is interesting and cute. I think I might know how this story will go. But it does not matter. And I can be wrong too.

One of those series that I re-read maybe once a year and grieve... Really liked that protagonist and this art style.

Suzuki Senpai has some good stuff. But I can't help but like this the most. What a shame.

last edited at Apr 3, 2024 1:15AM

That remastered version was... Perfection.

The art style (especially some of the facial expressions) kept me thinking that this was a yandere manga or something. Good stuff, regardless.

I really like Usui Shio's artstyle. The plots are sometimes not what I would like, but... this looks promising. And maybe I would not call this blackmail.

Author doing some sort of self-therapy with an audience? Can't say I hated it but my first reaction was "...ooookay."

Calm down dude, it's the first chapter.

I'm going nuts~

Just checking the author, and I think I know why. This author is not trustworthy is why.

Trustworthy in what way? I wouldn't say it's a "trust issue" if it's about the author not creating things that some people want. Then no creative is "reliable". Or maybe it's something else?

last edited at Mar 4, 2024 6:23AM

Let's hope that last page was just comical exaggeration. But how cute that "villainess" is. And that scene with protagonist making a decision and declaring it, ah. Perfection.

And I'm not claiming that this is in 100% unique. But it's nice to see protagonist who is not otaku, hikikomori or office worker.

last edited at Mar 4, 2024 4:56AM

Here we go, you unbelievers! Some of you can clearly never be pleased. ;)
(Now cue: "This was all Hinoka's dream" this time or something.)

Looks interesting but still I'm worried. And compensation for what? Well, maybe we'll learn more about that later.

How sweet. And bosslady was cute.

"Entrusting your whole self" was scary as heck. But maybe it sounds less...heavy in Japanese.

Absolutely wholesome and cute. And a pinch of tragic and sad.
I also assumed that protagonist is a few years older. But very good, indeed.

So awkward, so cute. And no "it was a joke/accident/mistake"-route (at least not yet).
EDIT: I just now read what others have written about this here. Rolling my eyes while being amused. If you didn't guess from the tag AND from the last 30+ chapters that there will be complications, then I don't know what to say. :)

last edited at Feb 18, 2024 3:09AM

Cute. Sadly short.

Only way forward is failing forward. Great stuff.
I just read latest chapters at work. How productive I am.

I'm hoping for something a little longer from Muromaki again. But this was great too

I, on the other hand, interpreted that as the shop owner noticed or sensed that something was going on and in her own way wanted to ... help a bit. Who knows.

There are some exceptions, of course. But in general, I' m not usually into 4-komas. But this looks kinda interesting.

Confession to a friend is not a good idea. Indeed, it's practically an ultimatum. A better idea would be to just talk about it with that friend. Especially if it's a really good friend.

This was a nice surprise.

Uh, how does one copy magic by looking. Like, I'd assume it's a mental process with no required actions but actions would help visualize this process. To copy that would be like knowing how a computer works by seeing it running.

Eagle Eye -style abilities are fairly common in fantasy. How well it fits depends on how magic works. For example, if the caster modifies existing natural magic flows & only gifted will see those flows, then learning by copying based on photographic memory would be logical.

Innovative.And cute. ;)