Chapter 18 - Uesugi-kun Wants to Quit Being a Girl

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999+ points3 days ago
For the last page, at least he didn't spend 600$ shared emergency funds on Furina.

Anyway, loved that there was no melodrama, and the characters dealt with it naturally and satisfyingly.
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TWBLS
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Well, that is an amazing way to start the day
Gonna stretch and let's do this!
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bro drop more chapters
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Communist Bugs Bunny
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The Communist Manifesto from Karl Marx is an excellent read.
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If you really think about it there are no discrepancies.
The guy is now treating the MC special because he sees a very high potential.
The MC wasn't that impressive in his first life. As a kid he didn't even make it in that river. So he never managed to impress Hugo in a way that will treat him special.
Hugo really doesn't care who or were you are from, is not that he tried to keep him down in first life. Is just the rules of the house that didn't allow him certain privileges.
The only way to get around such rules is if Hugo treated him special and gave him access to more things than the rules normally allowed.

Hugo will only do that though if he sees a purpose of doing so. If he doesn't consider you anything special he sees no point in violating the rules for you since even if you get a little stronger you will still be nothing impressive in his eyes. He will only do it if he thinks that you are really special. And that is what he thinks about the current MC but not the one in his first life.

This chapter was all over the place.

Lili made the right call breaking up with Hiromi. I’ve been saying this for 10 chapters — ever since he broke up with Chika. He needed to take a step back and focus on growth before rushing into something new. But he didn’t. He jumped into a relationship with Lili and let his emotions take over.

That said, any guy in his situation would’ve felt some type of way. If your girl doesn’t come home, isn’t answering her phone, and just so happens to be with the guy you’re worried about… of course, you’d be upset. Hiromi tried to keep it together — and rightfully so. He had every reason to be mad. He took the high road when it could’ve gone left. That showed growth.

Where he went wrong was in what he said — he knows it, and Lili knows it. But here’s my issue: Hiromi had already told Lili he had a problem with her “friendship” with Hodoka. She was the one who said there was nothing to worry about. Yet, when she stayed at this man's house all night without calling, how was he supposed to feel? When he went to the art exhibit and heard her friends questioning if she and Hodoka were a couple, how was he supposed to feel? And finally, when his sharemates told her, “You and Hodoka would make a great couple,” how is he supposed to react? Anyone would’ve felt some type of way.

Lili was right to break up, but Hiromi needs to reflect and realize he still has some growing to do. The problem is… he’s got a terrible best friend. Instead of helping him reflect, he lets Hiromi blame himself and throws him on a dating app like that’s going to fix anything. That was weird.

I’ll give Lili credit — she owned her part. At least they both took accountability, and I respect that. But they still don’t need to be together. If your first instinct is to break up instead of working things out, y’all don’t belong together.

Especially after she said, “I can’t see us like that right now.” That should’ve been Hiromi’s cue to let her go for good. I’m glad they broke up. I hope they never get back together. She’s not ready for that kind of relationship, and he’s not ready to invest like that. It’s just not it.

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