Give Sachiko bulletproof gear!!

It's time to see if Junpei is even close to surpassing Ruo.

"I lied. Put your clothes back on. We're going to talk about you dancing for my mother's death anniversary."

I predict Yatora will be making art to the art club!

I hope this means Junpei isn't going out alone at night anymore.

Even if he went back to Japan, Junpei has already been cut off from Oikawa.

I don't know how many chapters it will be in the future, but I can't wait for Oharada's documentary

I really do love the silly moments, like Sorano and Akira having trouble talking to each other.

They should make another adaptation, an anime instead of a movie, and include all the cool characters!

I know it takes a lot of sacrifice to reach these heights, but still. Damn.

I'm so curious how BL manga in a group art exhibition would look like

This is probably one of my favorite chapters. Being hit on by a guy she liked must've been really exciting for Niina, yet she was able to forego it for Gucchi's happiness, and I respect that so much. Messy relationships are fun to read, but I think this peaceful resolution was very interesting, too.

Are you still talking about the manga or your own dating experience? Because Natsuki has been depicted in a sexual light in Junpei's eyes more than once, which implies sexual attraction would be a component of their potential romance, and that fact disturbs me. And it clearly disturbed you, too, since you've blocked it out of your memory.

But it's not just that, I'm also disturbed by the difference in general life experience. A huge reason why a child and an adult cannot be in a romantic relationship is because the child would definitely not know better due to their inexperience, and can be easily manipulated (i.e., groomed) by the adult. Therefore, even if both parties in the relationship are minors, as long as there is a significant age gap, the younger one is still at risk of being taken advantage of. Anyone who's ever been young should know how easy it is to idolize someone older, and that plus hormones plus the "love is blind" mindset can lead to a dangerous outcome; and this is something even young adults need to be careful of. What I'm worried about is the author trying to romanticize this inequal relationship, just like how they romanticized cousins dating. And before you argue that this is all fiction, stories can influence how readers engage with certain ideas in real life, just like how you've been convinced that a 12- and 15-year-old can have a healthy romantic relationship. If you cannot comprehend this, you are a danger to other minors as well as yourself if you're a minor, too.

Anyway, I've said everything I needed to say. Hopefully, this knocks some common sense into you and other same-brained readers. If not, well, I don't care; you're blocked.

Looking back at how Junpei handles negativity, yeah, I do believe he can take Blanco's jealousy head-on.

I feel like there's some translation errors in the beginning, but I think I got the gist of it.

You're the one who needs Jesus if you think a 15- and 12-year-old can date.

Natsuki is right!!

I really want to know more about the female contestants.

An amputee dancer could've still been pretty cool. I wish he tried to forge on his own company.

How long has it been since Nana's shown off her fighting skills? Because now's a good time for a showcase.