Rumi broke up even though she still loved him for her sake and he still likes Rumi too. It's her turn to do the same IG

based

how? It's pretty straightforward if you ask me. It's no different from Sasuke using thunderclouds to create Kirin.

"But it's strong!" Yeah we're way past that point. Boruto happens after naruto, they couldn't exactly reset the stakes. It has to go up from Naruto, which, would you look at that, had a planetary threat.

Like literally every other manga put there.

Pretty well known thing about gay people, they HATE women. Like actively avoid them.

OR she's breaking up with you because she doesn't want to cheat? The mental gymnastics are crazy.

why would she tell you that if she WAS cheating?

Not really. My point still stands.

you know medicine is called "drug" too right?

danmachi

He's an incel. His reaction to his childhood friend dating someone is really as bad as it gets. And I'm certain it's gonna be something like "she was just trying to make him jealous" or whatever but it's not like it really matters here. avoiding a childhood friend you used to hang out with because they're dating someone is awful behaviour. It screams "she should have chosen me".

and another shitty manga that doesn't know what it wants to do. Between trying to justify the protagonist's disgust while also making the girls characters you can like, it end up coming off as the protagonist being the absolute worst. Just from this chapter, he had one of the worst possible reactions to learning that his childhood friend was dating someone, and misinterprets good intentions then behaves poorly with the person in question

their relationship is fun but I'm way more interersted in the game ngl. Based on what we know for now, it seems really tragic, something like Lycia dying in Len's arm. Len being the antagonist was actually never confirmed and more of a theory (further evidenced by the new Len not knowing about the original's skill) so I'm guessing him being a villain in the game was a fake-out and he was gonna be an ally later

but then how would they know that he killed himself with poison? It's obviously going for "you thought he was a big deal? The true villains forced him to kill himself because saving him was too much of an hassle!"

who's the loser, the kid being taught a lesson because she's just that good, or the grown ass man whining about a fictional brat being bratty?

Seriously he's the most pathetic guy here.

Not particularly.

Absolutely. The only thing I would complain about is that it's too fast-paced, I might check out the novel to see if it's longer there

PEAK

we've somehow circled all the way back into the asshole party being justified in kicking out the protagonist.If only he didn't actively nerf himself and never told them about both that and the buffs he was giving them.
Also artstyle looks like ohkubo