Rub in Love

It’s fun and interesting. The MC isn’t the brightest and only sees short term gain most of the time, but it’s his actual personality and not a product of bad writing, and it also works to create an enjoyable character to follow. They also have character development, although slow, regarding this issue

Narrator: They won't

Aight bet so we got it

Why is the Church almost always the villain? That sucks.

@milk67 I hope you were just joking but "the shit" is actually a compliment

You think you can handle it until you learn about the job's actual skill.

It already shat the bed

I wonder what troubles the author had in mind when he decided to end the series after the 30th chapter. 24 chapters in and I really liked this manga, may not be one of the "best" but I enjoyed it nonetheless, it's about a teacher trying to not go full hard-on from his students, pretty standard ecchi plot and to be honest, it started out exactly like that. But as the chapters flew, the story delved into the past experiences and problems the students have while said teacher tries to help them which both advances the plot and the characters. I also really liked the art-style, it was so expressive and sparkly, I especially liked how they drew the character's eyes, it was just filled with detail and was supers shiny. Im really looking forward to how the author is gonna end off this story. There's really no reason to not read this and I would really reccommend this to everyone.

Me neither but I'll trust the words of the author that they'll give them a happy ending

chinese simp. lul

Bro using that Drake logic: "If it was suspicious, don't you think someone spotless have said something?"

good manga