Oh shit, are we almost at the end?

Oh shit, are we almost at the end?

Yup

Prez knew everything all along, biggest twist of the century.

Oh for... how much of a namby-pamby pushover can Koiko be? Afraid that a smaller, younger girl will kill her, and begging for her life... I feel like yelling to her: "You're the sempai, dammit, show some guts!"

Small mistake in page 126 last panel: it says, 'since my friend K couldn't be honest about her feelings, she ended up alone' but it should say 'my friend N' because it's about Nika not Koiko.

Prez is the wingwoman I strive to be

Good luck to the idiot couple

Well done.

This was the obvious course the manga was going but a part of me is dissatisfied that Koiko's love for the president, the whole starting premise of this manga, was nothing more than an infatuation that she got over lol

Jokes on all the detective novelists, who cant write a good mastermind! This is how the puppet player should reveal themselves, this is how you make them plausible! (Im especially referring to a certain shounen manga, which became immensly popular and had one of the worst written characters Ive ever seen.)

President knew everything from the start.

last edited at May 31, 2021 12:10PM

Prez knew...
I knew it...
Am I the prez?
No, but I want Nika and Koiko to be together

Afraid that a smaller, younger girl will kill her, and begging for her life...

not_sure_if_serious.jpg

Page 10
"And since my friend K couldn't be honest about her feeling, she ended up alone."
Did she really make a mistake, or should that be N?

last edited at May 31, 2021 1:19PM

Well done.

Pervert.

Well done.

(,)

Pervert.

(wait. why does the comma even have brackets?)

This was the obvious course the manga was going but a part of me is dissatisfied that Koiko's love for the president, the whole starting premise of this manga, was nothing more than an infatuation that she got over lol

I actually think this direction is fine. Crushes and fantasies can be fleeting, especially for youthful characters like these. So I think it works well. Plus I don't think a story has to rely solely on it's starting premise, a starting premise can just be a way to get the story off the ground, but it can evolve and progress past that. I honestly really like it when authors shift paths from the starting premise.

last edited at May 31, 2021 1:09PM

This was the obvious course the manga was going but a part of me is dissatisfied that Koiko's love for the president, the whole starting premise of this manga, was nothing more than an infatuation that she got over lol

It's called well done, pervert not well done, Romeo

last edited at May 31, 2021 1:16PM

BRO NO WAY DONT TELL ME ITS ENDING THAT LAST CHAPTER FEELS LIKE ITS COMING TO AN END

Well done.

(,)

Pervert.

(wait. why does the comma even have brackets?)

I believe it's because the titles has different meanings with and without it.
"Well Done, Pervert" is saying "well done" as in "good job" to the pervert. "Well Done Pervert" is using the term "well done" to describe said pervert. "Well done" being a reference to a way to prepare certain foods is, I think, a reference to the term "cooked" which can mean to be in a dangerous or otherwise bad situation.

Well done.

(,)

Pervert.

(wait. why does the comma even have brackets?)

I believe it's because the titles has different meanings with and without it.
"Well Done, Pervert" is saying "well done" as in "good job" to the pervert. "Well Done Pervert" is using the term "well done" to describe said pervert. "Well done" being a reference to a way to prepare certain foods is, I think, a reference to the term "cooked" which can mean to be in a dangerous or otherwise bad situation.

but doesn't へんたいよくできました only translate to "Well Done, Pervert" and not "Well Done Pervert"

Well done.

(,)

Pervert.

(wait. why does the comma even have brackets?)

I believe it's because the titles has different meanings with and without it.
"Well Done, Pervert" is saying "well done" as in "good job" to the pervert. "Well Done Pervert" is using the term "well done" to describe said pervert. "Well done" being a reference to a way to prepare certain foods is, I think, a reference to the term "cooked" which can mean to be in a dangerous or otherwise bad situation.

but doesn't へんたいよくできました only translate to "Well Done, Pervert" and not "Well Done Pervert"

My guess is that there's probably a double meaning in the original title, and double meanings don't ever translate well, so this was what they came up with. I wouldn't know for sure without asking them.

Aw, prez wanted them to get together all along. I guess she’s not as much of an airhead as Koiko thought

...that's an axe I smell isn't it

PREZ!! THANK YOU!!

Small mistake in page 126 last panel [...]

Did she really make a mistake, or should that be N?

Thanks to you both! The mistake has been corrected and the person responsible for the error has been put out to pasture.