Hahah... One of the first romances I've read, and I was stunned by the One Shot.
Shame that the manga is actually garbage compared to it, though. I reread the one shot and the manga just can't compare no matter what.

wait what what manga has this plot

You know I actually took the guy seriously, but seeing FMC taking him for granted and the author suddenly pulling a comedy ass card is quite the turn off

You know it was the first chapter, and I already feel like shedding a tear...

Man this sure is a conundrum

He gonna use his blooming on his father for the second time

He is pants-less under there btw, had to wash the kagurabachi out

This is actually a really well-made chapter on showing just how eccentric this "gentleman" is

What is bro on about

At this point she's playing with him

Ah I see lol I thought you were referring to the train scene. Boi context sure is important

The translators are the highlight of the entire manga

The best part about this manga ngl

I felt my heart stopped beating in the panel when she had a sudden expression in the train. The author depicted trauma really well here, though I'm not sure if they've done a good job at showing how the Janitor helped.
I guess it's because she's a good listener and very observant, but still, I feel like other people around me act that way whenever I'm in need of help, so it's not that uncommon. Besides that, why are her friends taking it so lightly? If I were to be one of them, I would take my time and ask her directly on whether she really is fine or not.

Anyways, rambled too long. Point is, I like the fact that this manga touched on dark parts of society, but at the same time I can't help feeling that it is a bit forced.

What the fuck?

A little gripe I have is the fact that there are people discriminating the sisters. Since the story takes place in a world where monsters are common, I wonder why only the sisters get that treatment, let alone get them in the first place...

Asa's motivation now makes sense. Not that it's reasonable, but it's now clear why he created those children and all that endeavor to let Yozakura "prosper"

Can anyone explain why the chief almost lost his cool by just that simple reassurance from the guy there?

it do be like that

The MC may look like your typical weak-willed MC, but unlike many others, he's actually a very romantic person. What I mean by that he actually seeks true love (though his methods of searching it is rather questionable), and never succumb to lust or some weird crap.