Poly outcome where MC dates both sisters.

Well, that's not healthy at all

what the fuck are you doing, Kanase?!

Wishful thinking, apparently

Meguru: "Oh no, the consequences of my actions!"

As expected, Kasane's dumb decision to "become her sister" really messed with Meguru's mind...

On the positive side, though, Kasane at least did confess her true feelings, and we have now seen that Meguru feels the same as well. ^_^

Poly outcome where MC dates both sisters.

Throw in the mischievous classmate for added flavor

DAMN IT

Poly outcome where MC dates both sisters.

Throw in the mischievous classmate for added flavor

Flavor? Or toxicity? That girl is a landmine that would probably blow up the entire relationship.

But that would be fun in it's own way. I do like toxic yuri.

I'd say throw in the ex too, but she probably deserves better than to be dragged further into this mess.

This story just got super interesting. The classmate threw me for a loop

The pacing seems to have slowed down significantly in recent chapters as the tension rose.

I'd say throw in the ex too, but she probably deserves better than to be dragged further into this mess.

She's way too smart to fall into that, she knew basically from day one that this was bad news all around and did everything she could to warn Kasane about it.

Poly outcome where MC dates both sisters.

Throw in the mischievous classmate for added flavor

Flavor? Or toxicity? That girl is a landmine that would probably blow up the entire relationship.

But that would be fun in it's own way. I do like toxic yuri.

I mean, she sure is toxic but so is the MC ^^'

I’m interested in where it’s going from a story perspective but everyone needs therapy and the main character is exceptionally creepy and probably needs to be in prison. Just creepy pedo vibes all around I can’t really look past it lol

I’m interested in where it’s going from a story perspective but everyone needs therapy and the main character is exceptionally creepy and probably needs to be in prison. Just creepy pedo vibes all around I can’t really look past it lol

She ate her conscience with spaghetti HOW many chapters ago and you're worried about the vibes now? ;)

Yummy angst omnomnom

The pacing seems to have slowed down significantly in recent chapters as the tension rose.

Blaargghh and they left it on such a cliffhanger! I like the character development from what started as an off-kilter lighthearted crush story to one of morality, taboos, and love. Like we've come to know Kasane's selfish streak that leads uef to make double-edged promises, asking Meguru to treat her as a real sister just to soothe her own heartache. What tension! What will Meguru make of it! Tune in next week to find out.

A surprisingly Wholesome chapter.

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Dumb question. What’s the name of Megume’s short-haired, former-idol, non-friend?

Normally, the overprotective line would be "mi imouto is off-limits". Having it the other way around is... refreshing.

A surprisingly Wholesome chapter.

Her protectiveness is actually so, because she does it for all the right reasons.

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Hmm...so a girl in her class is into her much like Mii Chan who is into Kasane, well not anymore but once was and maybe still is...what's the point of that?

I never understood what the point of having a side character develop feelings for the main character for it to go nowhere because the main couples will end up together. Is it for the side characters growth? But shouldn't growth be directed to the main character because we don't get much panel time and monologue from side characters? It only makes sense if the main characters don't end up together...it's such a shitty plot device to keep the reader in suspense of whether the main characters will choose eachother or not. Maybe I'm over reacting but it leaves a bad taste in me.

Dumb question. What’s the name of Megume’s short-haired, former-idol, non-friend?

Toki I think

Hmm...so a girl in her class is into her much like Mii Chan who is into Kasane, well not anymore but once was and maybe still is...what's the point of that?

I never understood what the point of having a side character develop feelings for the main character for it to go nowhere because the main couples will end up together. Is it for the side characters growth? But shouldn't growth be directed to the main character because we don't get much panel time and monologue from side characters? It only makes sense if the main characters don't end up together...it's such a shitty plot device to keep the reader in suspense of whether the main characters will choose eachother or not. Maybe I'm over reacting but it leaves a bad taste in me.

They simultaneously push progress and raise tension. It's useful but yeah it's often predictable because the way they're typically used is kind of taken from a this-is-how-its-been-done-in-other-manga- playbook. I imagine it's also an editor thing as well as "risk" aversion.

I really like this series, though, especially how unequivocal she is in her lack of interest. Those disgusted faces are hilarious and right from the soul.

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I never understood what the point of having a side character develop feelings for the main character for it to go nowhere because the main couples will end up together.

I mean, characters usually aren't aware they're in a story with an obvious endgame pairing. The former idol at least seems fine with the fact her crush hates her guts.

Hmm...so a girl in her class is into her much like Mii Chan who is into Kasane, well not anymore but once was and maybe still is...what's the point of that?

I never understood what the point of having a side character develop feelings for the main character for it to go nowhere because the main couples will end up together. Is it for the side characters growth? But shouldn't growth be directed to the main character because we don't get much panel time and monologue from side characters? It only makes sense if the main characters don't end up together...it's such a shitty plot device to keep the reader in suspense of whether the main characters will choose eachother or not. Maybe I'm over reacting but it leaves a bad taste in me.

I think the crush this is just the result of the dynamic the author was looking for with these interactions. The author probably wanted a "friend character" for the Meguru to bounce her feelings off of while away from Kasane, but she wanted the "friend character" to be more "frenemies" than friends.
This girl liking Meguru is simply the explanation for why she sticks around and always needles Meguru despite them not actually being friends.

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