The two drastically differing treatment between the boys and girls don't have a sense of comedy for you?

Frostbite and hypothermia are no joke.
Realistically, the boys, even though they are inside the tent will still suffer from hypothermia to the point of near death in this snowstorm, they won't get frostbites atleast. But this is fiction so, they'll survive with no problems. But in my eyes, it still paint the MC here as a sociopath, "Look at how kind I am at providing this tent for you, even though you'll still very likely freeze to death in this heavy snowstorm" although it is probably not the intention the author or artist want to get across.

Then off she goes into her even better shelter not suffering from the cold at all while the boys are in the tent weathering the snowstorm.
Honestly, this entire situation of them in a snowstorm compared to my RL experience of being in a snowstorm, it just made me think that she don't care if the boys just die in the cold or freeze to death even if the manga here depicting her giving them a helping hand, because it is way too little to help them survive while she have or had all the tools or shelter needed to 100% ensure survival while in a snowstorm

Man, this manga is great and all but I can't help but still feel miffed over how the boys are treated.
Having mistreatment happen for comedy's sake is good and all but doing it too much just make the MC or side-characters who support such behavior look very callous or apathetic to emotional or physical suffering regardless of the author's intent. It just make them appear to have a two-faced personality or sociopathic

I hate authors who always use cruelty (intentional or unintentional) or apathy to make comedy happens that way, because at that point it is no longer comedy but mediocrity in storytelling due to their overreliance on it. Well, it is an adaptation of a novel, so these situation will always reoccur I suppose

I really like how stupid the MC face looks and how deadpan his body language are, really accentuate the level of comedy in this manga for me

Yeah, I sort of went along with it without double-checking. Yato just said Hana's father's buddy and I just jumped straight to that house ghost he was referring to

Well, I would say Michiru would be symbiotic since it seems to be possessing her while protecting her, the manga refer to it as a bodyguard after all and they also said that anything affecting this ghost will also affect Michiru in a way during the train ride where Hana try to get her off the train to protect her from the axe ghost.

But for Miko's father, that would be complicated, since both are ghost but his buddy doesn't seem to be doing anything bad aside from protecting them.
I would categorize it as an independent ghost whose purpose seems to be protecting the house and its occupants it is in for now.

The reason why I categorize it as an independent ghost is because Michiru's ghost don't seems to take proactive action that much, where it preemptively eliminate ghost or do threat-analysis on its environment, while the Father's ghost buddy seems to be able to analyze its surrounding and take some form of action depending on how the father acts.
We also still don't know how it get sustenance, well not on panel yet, he probably ate some ghost off-screen or ate some offering that Miko's family seems to offer to the altar

That is true I suppose, the ghost in this manga sometimes act in a deliberate manner, but it is mostly instinctual.

Independent ghost move with an unknown purpose, or have some form of rationality.
Human ghost ranges from retaining full rationality to pure obsession or corruption.
Parasitic ghost are animalistic in behavior.
Symbiotic ghost behave like robots.

But then that doesn't quite explain why those little gnomes are able to hold grudges or remember humans, which imply that they have some form of morality to judge humans with

Hm, the author really likes making independent ghost as undistinguishable as possible between good or evil.

Also, damn, just how did Hana's spiritual power turn that ghost head into a Lambda rabbit? And how did she bestow spiritual power upon the offering?

A manga where the protagonist try to romance their best friend who is actually male instead of a female / secret female?
https://i.postimg.cc/xdKRD7bG/i.jpg

Bride? Did he marry the Churus?

I don't know, he hid the relationship from other people pretty well, and for some reason he is still able to attend school without anyone else insulting him for 2-timing or 3-timing the girls?

If he does what you suggested, he basically gonna confirm himself that he is 5-timing, and is in an incestous relationship with her sister

He's gonna be socially dead if he did that to all 5 in public

I wonder if their hands are creaking about, drawing those depictions.

https://i.postimg.cc/vBcYx7Yb/i.webp
See y'all next month

A bit of a forced misunderstanding, but it's a new way to force a misunderstanding just to resolve it next chapter I guess

Blackmail? Blackmail, I bet he's gonna blackmail her once he realizes

https://mangakatana.com/manga/drawing-while-masturbating.21637

You'll have to find out which chapter it is from since it has been a while for me

Hm.
*Look at World Atlas stating Japan is one of the top 10 loneliest country in the world, ranked at 3*
Quite the conundrum indeed.

I am gonna guess that she will manage to eat the hero, and the hero will be revived, then she is gonna go crazy from all of the memory that they get from the hero?

But, what would be the more unpredictable outcome here?

Isn't that common knowledge? The manga is always better than anime since anime often works with a budget that isn't enough to fund the entire animation, and even if it did, the time constraint isn't enough to allow animators to polish it for release. Unless they got a team of super animators like Madhouse studio or the new animation team from One Piece from the Wano arc

I wonder if they'll really let the Vegapunk Judas live after the recording tried to expose the meaning of D to the world, or she'll just live a life of a caged bird?