>>2

I understand.

Speaking of which, is it true that teachers get their salary reduced if there are cases of school refusal or expulsion?

I want you to take a break because your heart is broken, get a disability certificate, and slowly descend into despair.

I’m sorry, but I have had a fantasy where I forced my dad to be the “bottom” and the teacher was assaulted and got pregnant.

>>7

I want to go crazy seeing my daughter overlapping with Mii-chan…

>>12

I wonder if the foolish Udon-sensei will draw some thin books or something.

Compared to the thread image, the latest episode has a nice bear, doesn’t it?

It would be tough if I got Mii-chan in the student gacha as a homeroom teacher…

That male teacher seems to have been doing well from the perspective of not getting sick himself.

Is Dr. Suzaki going to fade out now?

I’m very sad.

>>11

For now, they are still in the latest episode.

Come here.

>>29

There is a service scene with Moo-chan.

Let’s read the latest episode together!

>>37

The essence of a service scene lies in its unexpected arrival.

I went to see it after being warned in advance, and Mu-chan’s underdeveloped, pure, and simple underwear stirred my passions…

>>40

It’s someone who’s seriously turned on by loli!

>>40

Reading this template is a pain in the ass!

I wanted a life where I could be a student of Professor Suzaki and have them take care of me…

☺️

I briefly thought that the last panel might mean the teacher was so shocked they stopped coming to school and took a leave of absence.

It was Mi-chan who stopped coming to school…

Wasn’t Mii-chan born in 1992? She would have started third grade at the age of 6, right?

>>18

You’re skipping grades because you’re gifted, right?

>>26

There are some parts where the settings are a bit loose, huh?

The teacher seems to be slightly outside of the preferences of the fake Morita.

This manga features a precious, good-hearted beauty.

I’ve only ever encountered terrible teachers, so you really look like a saint to me.

Usually, I don’t worry about students this much.

The world is becoming more like Mii-chan, and the opinions that accept this are starting to prevail, so my senses are becoming numb.

I have two feelings: one is a desire for a caring boyfriend or husband for someone like this, and the other is a feeling of wanting to rely on a man, worn down mentally.

>>32

I love it when my usually strict teacher becomes mentally fragile and does a tight hug during sexy times…!

I was eating trash…

>>36

It’s really erotic when a able-bodied person suddenly appears in this manga…

>>36

I want to have a steamy lesbian session after consulting with Dr. Suzaki.

>>36

Feeling a bit tired is also nice.

It’s been a while since I used points on Magapoke to chase after something crazy.

Unlike sushi karma, the depiction that resembles white hair is distressing.

Muma is a good mother…

>>45

Ah, seriously… I really love you, I really love you, I really love you!

I love the household-like gestures of adult women, Anonymous-chan…

Considering that Mu-chan has gone through standing around and shoplifting, it seems like a tragedy might be approaching Mu-mama as well.

>>47

It’s probably just that they worked themselves to death.

If only Muu-chan had properly attended the special class here…

From the current feeling, they don’t seem like a bad person, rather a good person, and they’re really cute, but their way of thinking or ideology is kind of unique… that’s the impression I get of Mū Mama.

>>52

Well, I can understand that it’s quite difficult for parents to make a decision since Mu-chan is quite good at listening.

Muu-chan is the type who can stop if told not to.

Hasn’t the person who used to pay attention to me disappeared?

I’m sorry for thinking that you’re just a loser like Kokoro-chan anyway.

I don’t like Mii-chan, but it’s just too sad how neglected she is beyond my imagination.

>>57

If the old lady cares about appearances, she should at least do something about rummaging through the trash…

>>65

But because of such a background, there’s no attachment, and I don’t have much energy for that.

It’s so unfortunate that she can’t expand her world.

My hometown is Miyagi, so the 3/11 event is really intense…

Did Mu-chan work in the adult entertainment industry? I want to go.

It seems that there’s a high possibility that Moo-chan’s mom has passed away…

It seems like they haven’t read the original work.

Let’s read together!

https://pocket.shonenmagazine.com/episode/2550912964519016240

The daughter who ran away has become a criminal!

I feel that the old woman is indeed the root of all evil.

>>71

Don’t mess with me!! It’s fine to get angry when something inconvenient happens to you, but I think it’s not okay to only offer words when your grandchild is being abused.

Even if they are a grandchild born from a terrifying relationship…

>>71

That said, the treatment of people with disabilities in the 60s and 70s was just too terrible…

It’s tough that the only person Mu-chan’s mom can talk to about her troubles is Mii-chan’s mom.

Can you hear me?

Muu-chan’s mom seems to be a single mother.

If you laugh, you’re out, so unsociable Yamada is somehow managing to get by…

I am the teacher’s boyfriend.

>>77

Mr. Goda’s!?

It’s not that it’s useless, but trying to teach someone is just a forceful imposition of kindness.

>>83

I bought Mii-chan’s comic book!! When I look at the BIO of those guys, I can tell they work night jobs, and I’m like, “Oh, I see…”

>>86

It seems like if you abandon someone like Kokoro-chan or Mii-chan, they automatically get treated like trash.

Is it the Sally-Anne task that is about selecting…?

It’s normal for a girl to be able to be cruel to the weak, so Kokoro-chan is normal.

>>93

I want to make a good impression, so I’ll reach out for now.

It feels like the “Satori generation” that quickly withdraws when they see something they can’t handle.

>>98

Since Professor Suzaki and Kokoro-chan have likely lived lives unaware of those who live on the bottom.

It might have been a good event to understand the reasons why some people cannot be saved.

>>107

Well, if I can live without knowing, that would be even better.

>>98

Even though they are right in the middle of the “Yutori Generation” in the story…

But I might want to experience being handled by Dr. Suzaki a little…

Not that processing!

But that’s okay, right…?

I thought it was possible for the teacher to get sick and resign, so I’m glad to see that Mii-chan is staying until her graduation.

>>97

It’s painful to think that they might regret not being able to save Mii-chan.

>>100

When it comes to Sugisaka-sensei’s rod role, it’s Gotou Kamiipa Papa, you know…

Gouda is a physical education teacher and seems incredibly virile, so he probably has a high aptitude for being a top partner…

>>100

This is nothing more than a rehash, and it’s terrible.

I wanted a life where I could eagerly pursue a teacher who seems to be mentally exhausted as their student, like a shotacon.

I was browsing thoughts and when I came across a story I didn’t recognize, I realized it was from a different work.

>>104

???

I often find myself thinking about Mi-chan and wondering what I could have done back then, but then I argue with myself that there was nothing I could have done.

It’s tough that Mii-chan has come to think that all the smiles directed at her are mockery…

While consulting with my former homeroom teacher, Mr. Goda, about Mii-chan… I can only think of thin storyline connections like the introduction to a light novel.

>>110

I want you to usually dislike Mr. Goda.

>>114

It’s not that I hate it, but since there’s a lack of delicacy, it’s more like an uncomfortable level… and that can reveal a person’s goodness.

Even healthy parents become monster parents; adding more to that is impossible, just impossible.

If Moo-chan had Mr. Suzaki as her homeroom teacher, she might have been able to discuss with her mom and take a different path.

I wonder if Muma doesn’t have a husband…

It’s quite a hellish manga, yet it’s surprisingly high in shikority, which makes my emotions get lost…

It was clearly conveyed to the readers that Moo-chan was raised with love from her parents.

If you care too much and get too close, thinking about the future, you’ll end up experiencing unnecessary suffering, so I think it’s better for teachers to be somewhat insensitive.

Usually, I have a tough guard up, but I’ve become vulnerable due to the influence of Mii-chan’s family, which they are taking advantage of…

I think it really suits the situation where, before I know it, I’ve allowed someone who calls me “Sensei… Sensei…!” to intrude on my body.

I’m sorry, teacher, I’m already tired.

>>129

The former student seized the opportunity from the words that the teacher accidentally let slip when they met by chance.

The stronger Muu-chan’s light is, the denser Mii-chan’s darkness becomes.

I want to be deceived by a bad man or a host when my mind is exhausted, and be submerged in a bath…

There are too many dark forces around this manga, including those trying to get me to jerk off to Mii Mama.

Mentally exhausted, Dr. Suzaki found solace in high-calorie meals…

>>134

I love binge eating! Dr. Susaki

Dr. Suzaki slept with a good-for-nothing man and became pregnant, and the child she gave birth to was a disabled child who looked just like Mii-chan.

Let’s go with the sequel.

Looking at Muu-chan now, I think what Dr. Suzaki said was correct.

Even if you strongly recommend what you think is the best solution to someone, they will probably hardly accept it.

Let’s stand together with the teacher.

>>138

Why is that!?

Suzaki stood by the window in the staff room, gazing at the schoolyard.

The spring breeze rustles the curtains and gently caresses her soft hair.

As a newly appointed teacher, only a few months had passed since I began my tenure, and I was struggling with unfamiliar lessons and the distance between myself and the students.

In particular, the presence of “Mii-chan,” who always gazed blankly out the window in a corner of the classroom, weighed heavily on Suzaki’s heart.

“Mr. Suzaki, you seem to be tired.”

A low voice echoed from behind, and Suzaki turned around.

Goda was standing there.

A sturdy physique typical of a physical education teacher, with a sun-tanned face.

Although the students were popular and well-liked, there was something rough and unapproachable about Susaki.

“No, it’s okay.”

“Mr. Goda, you certainly seem busy.”

She smiled politely and took a step back to create a bit of distance.

It was after school that day when I accidentally spoke out about the concerns I had regarding Mii-chan.

I casually approached Gouda, who was organizing documents in the staff room, to seek advice.

Mii-chan’s meetings with her mother and grandmother did not go well, and they do not accept the proposal for special support.

So the previous year, I thought there might be some progress if I asked him, who was Mii-chan’s homeroom teacher.

Suzaki’s voice was slightly trembling.

“Hmm, I see.”

“Well, during times like that, having a drink to refresh yourself is the best.”

Goda smiled slyly and patted Suzaki on the shoulder as if to invite him.

At the dimly lit bar counter, Suzaki was awkwardly holding a glass.

The cocktail that Goda recommended was sweet and made my head feel hazy.

“Ms. Suzaki, you are too serious.”

“Relax your shoulders more, and you’ll see that the students will be fine.”

Goda’s voice was somehow gentle, and Suzaki lowered his gaze while nodding.

Usually, I tend to feel apprehensive, but tonight his words resonate unusually pleasantly.

By the time he had emptied a few glasses, Suzaki’s body became unsteady and he leaned against Gōda’s shoulder.

“Are you alright, Dr. Suzaki? I will take care of you.”

His hand went around her back, and Suzaki, lacking the strength to resist, left the store as she was led.

And then…

Q. Did a strange document suddenly arrive?

Anyway, I won’t acknowledge Gōsu.

It would tarnish Dr. Suzuki’s brand.

I just saw an anonymous person trying to write ss about Gouda × Suzaki for the first time…

I really don’t like it, I really don’t like it, I really don’t like it!

Haa haa… I really dislike Mi-chan Goda…

Don’t let it end abruptly.

Make sure to write responsibly until the part where the teacher is internalized by Gōda.

I want to see Suzaki-sensei trained as a sex friend by Gouda-sensei.

It’s great to see the teacher I admire being thoroughly violated by the PE teacher.

Not good…

I want to witness Suzaki-sensei, who has a faint crush on her student, being violated by Gouda-sensei.

Looking back, it turns out that Goda wasn’t a physical education teacher after all…

Well, I just spoke based on the image because someone else without a name said that…

It’s fine to just be a gym teacher because you’re sexy.

It’s either the route where Mii is violated by Papa or the route where she is assaulted by Gouda…

Just from the name, it sounds like a physical education teacher who is also the grade director.

If you go down the Gouda route, Suzakisensei has a boyfriend she has been with since college.

Please add the setting that we are in a long-distance relationship where we can hardly call each other or meet.

It may not be explicitly stated, but they could be a PE teacher! They might have graduated from a sports university!

Aren’t elementary school teachers also responsible for physical education?

In the end, it was the best choice, wasn’t it?

Mii-chan was able to take the shortest route to heaven.

Everyone in the class is happy that is gone.

The reputational damage to physical education teachers is severe.

I’ve seen a PE teacher who disappeared after getting involved with a student when I was in middle school, so I can’t say anything.

The prejudice against physical education teachers is too strong…

Even if the Gouda route becomes mainstream, I won’t give up on Mii Papa × Suzaki-sensei.

Because it makes Professor Suzaki more pitiful and more erotic…

>>165

Disappear! Evil Nameless-chan!

Physical education teachers are likely popular with students and parents, and they are probably well-liked by the vice principal too…

Then, it’s the janitor, Mr. Izu…

>>168

I vaguely remember that Isaku used to be an elementary school teacher, right?

There are way too many people on the internet who truly hate teachers!

Especially on bulletin boards

Don’t make Dr. Suzaki suffer any more than this.

As a result of not being able to go to special classes, Mii-chan ended up eating garbage, bullying smaller children, trying to get away with shoplifting by pleading, developed a sexually transmitted disease, was tortured, and ultimately died.

Big brother, that guy is a pervert!

I want to gently watch over teachers like this as they become tired and worn down.

I’m not very familiar with the duties of teachers, but I wonder if I’ll have to write a report or something because I got a complaint from Miimama…

>>173

You don’t have that much wisdom, do you?

I think my mother will wear out more.

Seeing my parents take me to and from school every day made me think it seemed tough from a child’s perspective.

I prefer a convenient shota～

When I think about the teacher, my little guy gets all tingly… I want to come out and make Teacher Suzaki blush (W-Well, since my fault is what made XX-kun like this, I guess I have to do something to clear things up…?) I really want it to turn into a silly erotic manga scenario~

>>178

I didn’t expect that a person like this would have such inner circumstances in this work.

I think it’s only natural to be made to write a report if you directly go to a student’s house without an appointment.

Even so, it seems like Mii-chan is acting out of a sense of mission to save them.

If you charge into your family home without thinking and end up making things worse without any groundwork, it would be a serious issue from the school’s perspective.