^^ Well, she's not really wrong in this case, 4 panels a week is certainly easier than a full-size chapter each month. Her true mistake was the chuuni self-insert.

last edited at Mar 9, 2021 3:12PM

Ootani truly is a good girl.

Practice makes perfect.

Cute.

Nice.

Lovely.

Feeding her pet.

So cute, indeed. ^_^

Nice. :D

Keep going.

Nice. :D

^ Those eyes just show that, finally, there will be no sleeping this night.

Nice.

Cute. :D

Adorable.

It's quite interesting how it was definitely bullying from how everyone saw it and how it affected everyone and especially Ruri, but Shizuku genuinely believed all the time she was doing something good, all out of misunderstanding comments made about her and taking pride in what she thought were her positive qualities.

Yeah, that's the threesome route locked in.

And then there's Tama being Tama...

A new ship has been born. I shall learn from this.

Perfect.

A+++ class

As long as it's not S...

Dammit, senpai... And you know you weren't kidding anyway.

I think the response, to Kurokawa's melodramatic B.S., Fujishima was looking for was "Who I fall in love with is my choice".

That is not really wrong, but it's not enough. She also needs to make Kurokawa see that it's alright for her to be loved by Fujishiro, that she is actually equal to her, or Kurokawa will keep rejecting her anyway.

This is certainly part of it to an extent, but she does also have a problem with her self-worth stemming from having been told since young that she's unfit to become a princess. Even after Fujishiro's makeover and being recognized as being just as beautiful by others, inside she's still the same little girl who resigned to play the horse for the rest of her life.

I know there’s symbolism and all that but getting to be the princess in your sentence made me laugh.

Well, it is quite literally the word used in that first case that became the source of her trauma due to the play, and the word she constantly uses to describe Fujishiro.

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I don't think you guys are quite grasping the gist of Kanade's perception of her relative position to Nanaki. It's not that she has some deep seated psychological trauma that gives her fatal self doubt: as far as I've seen she's rather ordinary. Rather the problem is that she idealizes Nanaki too much, to the point of perfection. She treats her like an angelic figure in a Renaissance painting, seated at the right hand of the Almighty with her face covered in a halo, while a Cherubim passes the mashed potatoes to her. When she tells her that she doesn't deserve her, she's telling her she belongs on an art gallery wall to be similarly idolized by a worshipful throng. And she lacks the selfishness to seize that portrait for herself, as she's too much of a conformist. Defusing this situation will take every gram of Nanaki's tact and empathy to resolve.

This is certainly part of it to an extent, but she does also have a problem with her self-worth stemming from having been told since young that she's unfit to become a princess. Even after Fujishiro's makeover and being recognized as being just as beautiful by others, inside she's still the same little girl who resigned to play the horse for the rest of her life.

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One can only hope that Fujishiro has the strength and faith in her own feelings to stay there and assure Kurokawa that, yes, she does deserve her.