Excellent!

Nice. :D

Cute. :D

Someone's about to be eaten.

Cute.

Nice.

Cute.

Tasty.

Very nice!

Nice.

Adorable. ^_^

All the power in the world. No brains. Although I suppose this kind of insanity could eventually make Tsukino realize something's wrong with their world as well. If she wasn't a moron too...

Perfect. ^_^

Truly the perfect ending for this series. ^_^

Was obvious where this one would be going the moment I saw that famous peach... :D

Am I the only one who thinks her father is an asshole?
He literally just tries to push his own dreams on her because he failed.

I mean, he quite literally doesn't. The entire chapter made it very clear that while her mother initially assumed so, this was all a misunderstanding. And even after mom comes around, they're both willing to support her, but neither is applying any pressure - and she's already decided to continue studying anyway.

Ugh, honestly I kinda hate this move from the author.

Personaly the reason why I love harems (where most seems to hate them) is because I'm a nerd for good character interactions. Though there was several flags already that this wasn't this type of story, I love when the characters are given the space to live and breath and be their own person outside of the MC, and I think the Karin-Riri flirting, Maria-Kaoru tension, or Minato-Kaoru bonding moments were good example of this and kinda made me hopeful for the rest of the story (it was literally in my top 5 running yuri series until now lol).

But this to me proves the author barely thought about their own characters past the "5 senses" schtick and don't plan on doing so, which is disappointing to say the least. Senpai was soo immemorable, it's like she was there and then kinda just left.

Anyway all this to say, if you genuinely don't know how to write side-characters outside of their relationship to the MC and don't intend on milking the hell out of every potential ship, personality and dialogue in your harem story, then you're making poor use of a harem imo !

Unfortunately harems in general don't actually commit to being a harem. I think this is a feeling a good amount of people have had for awhile and a growing sentiment over the years. I somewhat recently saw a Reddit post venting about this as well. I wish we had a lesbian harem series that had the same kind of energy as 100 girlfriends, which feels like someone that got fed up with harems not committing so the creator went with the most absurd idea possible. Where the series fully commits to it being a harem, and has various characters that pair off into pairs and groups to bond with each other. I wish this manga was along those lines, where the harem forms close bonds together and they're all dating the MC at the same time.

At least we'll always have The Young Lady Wants to be the Protagonist of a Love Comedy!.

Collateral damage.

Nice try.

Ah, that was lovely. ^_^

What a scene to arrive to... :D And in the end it was all a misunderstanding anyway.

And then the truth slips out as well. ^_^

This ended up as a surprisingly nice chapter. ^_^

So everyone leaves until she'll go back to Chiharu?

She may have thrown it out, but somehow I suspect it'll be added to their growing collection of weird things anyway... (Also, for some reason, I keep hearing it in Wakamoto Norio's voice...)

Nice. :D