Oh, Miss Tuna's getting eaten alright, but not in the way that either of them were expecting. Can't wait for the rest of this one.

I was scared after what the author did with Beauty and the Beast Girl but this was super sweet and heartwarming and I need 10 more manga just like it, please.

She better fucking save Seo because I am not ready for anyone to die.

Man, I feel bad for her fiancé but I think it's pretty clear she's gay as fuck. She doesn't even want to marry him. She just got hit hard by comphet.

I feel like I'm going to be disappointed by this manga going full harem instead of poly.

He was such a massive fucking asshole in 66 it can't even be played as comedy. What kind of shitty father says that to their daughter?! And then he threatens Ponko with death immediately after! Fuckin' leave him alone in that town to die I don't even care anymore. Ponko can go live with her sister.

If this series doesn't end up with the polyamory tag I'm gonna regret reading it so much.

That and the constant patriarchal, regressive Japanese bullshit.

Killing the President may actually be the morally correct choice here. He's never going to stop. Of course, Satsuki would never, ever do that but still. I mean how many times has he committed attempted murder?

I don't think it's gonna take much work at all, except for that required for Evie to conquer her fear. I'd have been nicer about it, but I probably would have done the same thing. I'd have been scared shitless.

Elsa will probably forgive her very quickly IF she gets a proper explanation of why Evie did it and believes her.

Why is everyone calling Yvonne stupid/an idiot? This system has forced her to do awful things, and the one time she refused it destroyed her entire family (when it prompted her to basically kill Elsa, no less). Then here, in a pivotal moment, it flashed a ton of literal warning signs. She has no idea what that could mean (and neither do we). I'd be scared shitless, too.

Because all she had to do was to communicate with Elsa on what's going on then see how she respond then this whole thing could've been avoided. I highly doubt Elsa would dismiss what Evie would claim if she had decided to spoken up about the whole system instead of bottling it up. The two would've probably tried to do something too by that point.

I honestly would've preferred for the story to go that route. I want to know the mechanic of the villainess system.

She'd sound like a fucking lunatic! No sane person would ever believe that story, no matter how true it is.

So glad the translators didn't just stop working on this.

Welcome to the world of manga, where the morals we have in the real world no longer apply.

And also, that doesn't really happen to your brain, which is the only part of your body that actually makes you, you. You could put my brain in a new body and I'd be the same person.

Having the prequel posted after really threw me off. Thought they just rebooted a oneshot for a second there!

I'm disappointed in the tiny timeskip, but this is pretty interesting.

We're rapidly running out of people, this can't continue for long. I'm also curious to find out what's wrong with the MC, she clearly has a major mental disorder if she feels nothing about any of this. Can't wait to find out if she even cares that her own life is in danger.

Having read the first chapter, I kinda just hate Kurosawa.

Should have kicked that guy in the balls, he was wide open.

Why is this raging lesbian so opposed to becoming yuri anyway? Just kiss already.

jurammic

lesbians aside I've always found something kinda disturbing about the whole "morals committee" thing. recruiting kids to actively hunt down and squash other kids' attempts to express their individuality, for little more than a feeling of superiority over their peers? feels kinda, well, dystopian, yeah?

Personally, I think indoctrinating children by making them recite a pledge of allegiance every single day is way, way more dystopian than enforcing order and discipline in a school, but you do you.

Not every culture puts the same value on individuality. Just because your own culture places it on a pedestal above all else to the point of prioritising individualism over collective well-being doesn't mean it's objectively correct to do so and that other cultures that don't are bad.

Both are bad.

And then the yuri aliens found them, and through alien science humanity was saved and they lived happily ever after. The end.

I love this, because it's a ghost romance with a happy ending. I assume when Misao dies they both just go to heaven together, which is much better than the ones where the ghost goes before the living person.

Classic Japanese way to die. Can't wait to see how she saves someone who is going to die at their home in the middle of the night.