Did you... eat some of the meat too? Be honest, buddy.

She did say because the first family killed her, she was turned into a curse god so she's probably using the name "kuro" until she reverts back to her old status. Beings of Japanese myth, kami and youkai alike, do value their name a lot because without their name their whole existence and authority become very muddled in the mind of mortals.

He is kinda needed ngl. At first we thought main character was different from the usual harem protagonist with him confessing to Kuro in the very first chapter but he then also very quickly reverted back to that archetype. Also extra point for Takasu displaying actual growth from his initial mindset and not being an annoying clingy hunk.

Well, credits where credits are due. For someone built up to be one of those scumbag womanizer rival, Takasu had a short but pretty decent character development and actually turned over a new leaf.

Well, two if you count the fact she's doing this by her own volition and not because she was blackmailed. Like the guy wasn't even forcing himself onto her at all. He asked, she rejected but then changed her mind halfway.

Wife went to a secret meeting with four men to "negotiate", all in order to keep her husband happy. She came back home, her mind broken and she's no longer herself.

Sounds like a hentai plot but for once, it's not.

Yeah nah, if that dog was accurately portrayed then his arm would've been bitten clean off, not something so small as a scar.

"One of those stories where in the ejd the childhood friend lose?"

My friend, do you have any idea how little that narrows it down?

Fictional story having fictional characters? Wow, shockers.

Interesting premise despite the clear sadistic fetish on the author part... and then it just gone to complete dogshit with the last few page of chapter 1. Like wow, I never thought I could hate a character as fast and as much as this piece of shit, scum of the earth, parasocial as fuck of a protagonist. Dude really saw a girl in life-or-death level of desperate situation and decided to force his one-sided love onto her and use the fact only he can help her to extort her for sexual desire.

And then there's all the retards in the comment section dead ass taking his side and even justifying his action as "he saved her and she shouldn't have ghosted him", to which I bring up two counterarguments:

1. Both of them needed each other. She can't fight in her normal outfit and without her his card album is just as useless.

2. Where the fuck was his bitch ass in the entire week that she "ghosted" him? Probably busy jerking off in a corner somewhere and didn't even go to reach out to her. Blud is the epitome of selfish and self-centered.

An ecchi manga protagonist who doesn't spend more than half a chapter blushing just because he's being in the vicinity of another girl? And can actually hold a conversation without unnecessary stammering or avoiding eye contact? Well, the first chapter had attention but now consider my interest piqued.

Good premise and a great manga, at least up until the last 5 - 6 chapters. It felt like author kind of got lost in the sauce. New details and plot threads are being introduced one after another without any build up or even time to let them really sink in, and then a few pages later they're immediately resolved in very inconsequential fashion without much fanfare or reason. Literally, the last 5 chapters are like a completely different manga with the main character reduced to just running around and asking very obvious questions about everything that is happening. Even with the ending, his pregnant wife who is the sole drive pushijg him through this journey got sidelined and we never know of what became of her.

Well, this manhwa been running for 20 years now aka since the 2006. Last I checked it's still stomping in place with the whole flashback arc of the main character, and with this quacked update schedule I'd say you best move on to something else because I highly doubt you'd be able to witness the ending in your life time.

Well, it's a manhwa. Most of the time these are self-publishing so there are no deadlines/set release schedule so the artist just draw a new one whenever.

I still don't quite understand what was that first spark for Hozue to be like this. Last chapter the two girls who invited her to walk home together straight up demanded a thank you just for a simple invitation. I know the teacher told her to thank others when they show kindness and all that, but to be as blunt as those two girls really stood out as a strange detail to me.

Self-deprecation and low self-esteem. Perhaps she has always had all this charisma/likeability to her, but because she so quickly shut herself off from the world they never really got the chance to bloom. This is why we have the term "butterfly effecf". It may seems inconsequential at first glance, but because she took a different action on that first day starting over that it dominoes into an entirely different outcome.

Unless you're one of those cringy-ass "Revenge" manga where the villainy of everyone, including the main character, is dialed up to cartoonish/comical level.

Friend: offers to go home together and hang out

"Man, I juuust can't stand his constant positive energy. It's so tiring."

Friend: goes to help someone else instead because his presence is apparently not appreciated.

"Why the fuck is he taking so much time out to help some rando and not us, his classmate?!"

Dude is more fickle than your annoying clingy ex without any of the benefit of it.

Ah yes, nothing says "I'm a sore fucking loser" louder than no longer actually arguing about the topic at hand and instead switching to personally insulting the other party.

Congratz, you managed to waste 10 minutes of some random guy on the internet today. Now run along and tell mommy just how big of an achievement that was and maybe jerk yourself off tonight thinking about just how great you were. That basement of yours could really use another cumsock for decoration.

Buddy, the thing that irked me off is your stupidity. The inability to use period and commas correctly in a sentence has nothing to do with English not being your first language, unless, of course, you're that big of a retard and you can't even grasp the concept of grammar even in your mother tongue. You're seriously inflating that worthless ego of yours if you think your babbling managed to rile something from me.