Asumi-chan powering up to a Super Sand Lesbian sexual goddess.

FTFY

I don't like sand. It's course, rough, irritating, and it gets everywhere.

I like sex. It's course, rough, irritating, and it gets everywhere

This was the most wholesome and the most hot this series has been yet. I didn't think it could top Serina but here we are

^The irl Symboli Rudolf is the irl Tokai Teio's sire

So how exactly does this come up between them after the stream? Even for a superfan, "Today my favourite vtuber sneezed!" is going a bit far as a topic of conversation, I think...

Teruko could say "I was watching Doujima Taiga's stream. Why did you send a ¥1000 superchat to thank her for sneezing?"

There was ChikaRiko this batch????? How did I miss that

This looks so much like Nico x Honoka

Cute. Love the ⚢ collar

Is her name Kinougi Kounogi or is there a typo on page 17

Yay it's back!

^^On the other hand, katakana loan words are one of the hardest parts of learning Japanese.

To be fair, it's wasn't phrased like a joke

@FluffyCow more of an attempt to make it funny

o/////o
those bite marks

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Tooru is wearing black
clearly this is after Kobayashi's funeral

Happy Birthday Shamiko! Treasure this gift well

'bout 257 days

PRECIOUS SMILE ON PAGE 3

needs to be a tag

Since manga characters already look like vtuber avatars, it would be funny if their avatars looked realistic instead.

Or something like Zen's Ultimate form

10/10, can't wait for 100+ chapters of uselessness

Rei out here making extra money...for Claire?? Is she foreshadowing something?? Either way, Claire was so f##king cute this chapter!

Not having read the original novel, my impression is that Rei is covertly putting down layer upon layer of safety nets for Claire to survive once the commoners inevitably rise up and start guillotining the nobles left and right.

Considering the setting is supposed to parallel a romance game about three princes, I'd be kind of surprised if there's a proletariat uprising.

The game is called "Revolution"

I have not watched this anime, and I am unfamiliar with the characters. Is this foe yay?

It’s an Isekai about a girl dying and being reincarnated into her favorite otome game, but she’s the villainess who dies in every route, so she tries to change fate by being nice to everyone. Inadvertently she gets a harem of her own by doing this, including all the male love interests from the game and even the heroine herself (who is the blond girl in this doujin), and a few other girls too. The other users here are lamenting that the anime pretty much focuses on the het stuff in season 2.

I guess I Favor the Villainess is still the main game in town for yuri in otome game isekai (which IS a genre).

The lack of otome isekai yuri is an incredible shame. LIke, it's a fucking goldmine and nobody's tapping into it

I've seen quite a few novels of that genre. Just barely any manga and even less anime

Wonderful way to wake up I imagine

@bloodonthewater Don't worry about it

It’s years of that coupled with sexual assault that did nothing but mold her into Turtle Mei.

To me this has precisely the same status as saying, “It’s years of that coupled with the fact that Mei’s mother was an ice demon that did nothing but mold her into Turtle Mei.”

Nothing in the text contradicts my statement, it is congruent with Mei’s behavior in the story, and there’s no less evidence in the text for my statement than there is for yours.

Nothing in the text contradicts you but nothing supports you either. The sexual assault has actual evidence (very little, but it's still there if you squint) that you just dismiss for no apparent reason other than "that's not enough"

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People really need to stop projecting onto the text

Why? It does zero harm, can make engaging with the work more entertaining, and can lead to interesting interpretations that one wouldn't think of without it

Because it's a form of reader fantasizing that takes us away from the text itself. Of course, anybody is welcome to do that for themselves as much as they want. But these assertions are presented as interpretative arguments about how other readers are supposed to understand the text.

No it doesn't. Projection is a way to analyse the text. No text stands on it's own, everything is built on unsaid premises. Some are clearer than others but every text that exists does this. Projection then is a way to emphasise with the characters and to search for those unsaid premises by comparing them to real life.

There's no singular correct way to read any given story. Every interpretation that can be drawn from the text is valid, some more than others but all are still valid. The only problem is when people try to argue that only their own reading is correct and everything else is wrong. I've yet to see anyone here doing that

I'm just reiterating the same point I've already made though so I'm just gonna give up now