I was wondering how many volumes there are, and it took me 4 hours to find the eyeball in volume 21.

I will read two episodes now.

The first episode’s explanation from the God can be a bit repetitive, so it may not appeal to everyone.

It’s a part that I tend to skim when I read it again.

A person who gets sick after just one episode isn’t someone who can continue reading.

I don’t know if it’s a headache or nausea…

Worse for your health than cigarettes.

It’s like a run-up until mom comes out, you know?

Isn’t it still possible to turn back now?

If it’s Jump Plus, the first time is free, so keep reading after volume 21.

There are nutrients that can only be obtained from the candid feedback of first-time readers.

The beginning has a slightly different vibe, right?

The first hurdle of this manga is whether you can come to like Koi Taro, so do your best.

Comedy manga? Depressing manga?

Just so you know, the first time you can read everything for free on Jump+.

What caught your interest about Senpai…?

>>19

I’m weak against such a humble face.

I want to rub sesame seeds together by your side.

I read three chapters.

For now, this episode is my favorite, but I want to say whether my brain is rotting.

I wonder if they are just a relatively ordinary kid from around here.

>>25

Normal… Is it normal…?

It’s annoying that they never skip the serious episodes.

The sense of euphoria after reading all the episodes is incredible.

I read episode 4.

I might like it when I, Koi Taro, mercilessly make remarks.

Bookworm is cute.

The two free distribution characters have strong personalities, but are they actually falling behind as a result?

>>27

Even with more than 30 girls, she remains an exceptional straight man and a top-class dirty joke woman.

The story about the family’s environment related to Karakoe will also come up as you read on.

I read episode 5.

This manga is quite interesting, isn’t it?

I’m gradually getting used to it; to put it in a way, it’s like three seconds after the start of Fujikyu Highland’s Dodenpa.

If it’s okay to go up to Shabu-senpai, we could say that the basic groundwork for taking 100 Kano is ready.

On the contrary, if Shabu-senpai is not good, the next person might also find it difficult to be accepted.

It’s an interesting manga, but I wonder why it’s really exhausting to read.

>>34

The lines are too packed, and the background is cramped too…

I wonder if I’ll finish reading before the thread falls off.

It’s strange that while there are occasionally issues with the attributes of newcomers, the presence of veterans never seems to fade.

There are a lot of lines.

After a crazy gag, a touching story comes along, creating a big emotional swing.

If anything, crazy jokes and good stories coexist in the same episode.

Possible options include.

>>40

Abiyabiyabebebububububu

>>43

I feel like I was half in doubt about whether I could seriously bring out 100 people until about Hahari-san.

Usually, it’s just silly talk, crazy talk, or flirting, but occasionally when it gets serious, why does it drop to such a low point and then suddenly come back up?

Since I have free time, if I try hard, I might be able to finish reading it by writing my thoughts on each episode.

I read episode 6.

I like this kind of disappointing beauty.

I really hated Koitaro’s appearance at first, but I’m starting to like him more and more.

>>46

When Koitaro is no longer Koitaro, and then he returns to the usual Koitaro… that’s what happens.

If you read it every day, before you know it, reading 100 Kanji will fill you with energy and vitality.

Honestly, I feel that having everyone appear when there are more than 20 people is tough in many ways.

I like to narrow down the number of people and have conversations.

I’m watching over this thread with a smile as good as “Don’t worry!” from now on!

“I think a lot of people will be sad that there will be no anime starting next week.”

I want to see your thoughts on each episode, even if it’s slow!

If the thread drops off, you can create another one.

This guy has the same vibe as my classmate who tried to read all of Dragon Quest: Dai’s Great Adventure at my house.

Since ordinary people take five years to gradually get used to it, read it gradually.

>>56

If you think about it, it’s strange that I get about six girlfriends in a year.

Although it broke once, being able to read at this pace indicates a considerable aptitude.

I have read up to episode 9.

Seeing the characters gradually go insane allows me to become calm instead.

I can’t stop loving bookworms.

AI, please don’t be stupid. No, I feel like you’ve been stupid from the beginning.

It’s plain, but the punchlines in bold and italicized text are easy to read and nice.

If you’re an ordinary fan, you’d usually recommend binge-reading to promote it.

The readers of this work laugh as they suggest to take breaks or to approach it with suspicious interpretations.

It sounds really weird to say that someone who initially hated it is now reading it for their senior’s sake.

Well, I understand why you wouldn’t know what it means to feel sick while reading.

>>66

(It looks like it’s a discussion with about five people…)

It’s like I’m some kind of oddball for reading all the way to chapter 207 in one go.

He has fallen for Shizuka.

I understand…

I guess it’s fine to start reading from the part where the senpai appears…

>>80

I think it would have been good to start from the original Dark Souls.

>>69

The first thing I read, after only watching the first season of the anime, was the introduction of Senpai and the next introduction episode, so I was thrown off by all the unfamiliar characters popping up.

I thought the cat-eared character with a cat tail was simplistic, but it turned out to be a surprisingly out-there character.

Even though I’ve read it, there are times when I’m exhausted because it’s still the A part in the anime…

>>71

If you’re not careful, dozens of characters might appear in one panel.

I understand starting to read it for your favorite girl… I was in it for Sensei Hyakuha.

When anime viewers watch the latest episode, they have more than 20 unknown girlfriends…

I understood that it was the humor of an anonymous commenter, but it took me 10 minutes to be convinced that it was their humor.

It’s quite a problem when there’s a heroine in a romantic comedy that you don’t know.

>>81

Even though I’ve been reading since episode 1, this is the first time I’ve experienced that feeling in a romantic comedy.

>>84

Today is the 28th…

>>81

When the rabbits multiplied, it really made me wonder, “Who!?”

I originally liked it simply because it was interesting, but before I knew it, my whole family ended up liking it too.

The attitude of not trying to increase the number by having twins or triplets is worthy of respect.

I was advised to start with Part 3 of JoJo, but I ended up starting from Part 1, just like me.

Senpai is the type that brings out the good stuff completely through synergy with others, so even when I see Senpai appear with no prior knowledge, it’s just like… not that much…!

This area is really immersed in youthful romantic comedy, so I hope you try hard to read it.

Ei Ai-san is great, right!

The introduction session is the source of confusion that pretends to take into account the intermediate readers.

I thought there were a lot of people ruthlessly spoiling things, but when I thought about it, if someone creates a thread after only reading one episode, then it makes sense that it would turn out that way.

If you face it head-on, the damage will be significant, so if you take the attitude of letting it pass because that’s how it is, you can reduce the damage.

Starting from volume 4, it shifts from a romantic comedy to a gag manga, right?

1! 4!

Well, the goal is the boss, and it’s a manga that has continued until volume 21, so there’s no point in trying to avoid spoilers at this point. Get ready to look forward to that episode.

I’ve read episode 10, but what’s with the morals of constantly shouting about drugs and substances?

I’m going to take a break since I’m changing the tires for my not-so-cute little sister.

>>100

I almost reacted instinctively to the word “sister.”

In the first episode, maybe because it’s not about her, there’s an abundance of harsh Love Taro-kun, and this is…

My sister is always the source of confusion.

My younger sister is the cutest in the world…!!!

I reflexively reacted, but that younger sister isn’t really about my sister, so I regret that I didn’t need to react with a knee-jerk response to the word “sister.”

No, she’s the cutest in the galaxy!

Is someone’s sister going to appear in the future?

>>110

It won’t come out.

>>110

…Ah!

>>110

It will come out.

>>110

I can’t say because it would be a spoiler, but you know the maid? That sister shows up.

>>110

I’m not coming out.

My sister is coming out.

>>110

I’m Koi Taro’s sister.

I’m not scared, but I’m a girl who really loves Koitaro.

It’s a lie, but.

After all, Shabu-senpai is a big wall in many ways, isn’t he?

My sister won’t come out.

About 10 episodes in about an hour…

Isn’t it over the lethal dose?

Which one…!?

Read until the part where Vice Principal Giant and Koi Taro Robot fight.

No, Koi Taro’s sister will appear in the future.

I

Sister

Oh

>>123

Being able to do this in just one episode is quite a talent, isn’t it?

It seems like it could appear in 100 Kanon.

>>125

You should be careful because this is being looked down upon quite a bit.

>>129

For readers who want to become Koitaro’s girlfriend, “100 Kano” is likely a compliment that might appear.

I want to be like Teacher Nozawa too♪

The person writing this probably honestly thinks that getting 100 is impossible too.

I thought that at first.

I think it’s better to avoid too many spoilers as it’s impolite.

An development where rolling dice results in a shape of numbers.

It should only introduce the episodes like Hyakka Ryouran.

My recommendations are 53, 62-63, 66-68, 79, 82, 89, 90, 97-99, 107, 113, 134-135, 146, 161, 182.

>>130

Scary scary scary

>>130

53!? That’s a good number!

>>130

62!!!!

>>130

You say 63! I like it!

>>130

66!!! I’m happy.

>>130

It’s called 68! 68!!

Here comes the Excel management guy.

You’re posting to get spoilers, right?

Otherwise, I wouldn’t create a thread for a manga I haven’t finished reading.

>>135

There are actually areas where we are trying to mitigate damage by knowing a bit of the future.

There have been some responses reacting to the numbers, but it’s not trolling; it’s just a peculiar person.

Sometimes, a beautiful story is mixed in to help cool down.

>>144

Even beautiful stories sometimes have a bit of noise mixed in!

I became unwell because the compatibility coefficient was too high…

It could range from melon bread Frisbee to exploding Chanko, so it seems like it could appear in Hyakkano.

Should I delete the person who is saying they’re going to kill me?

By the way, the captain’s appearance is right at the beginning of Volume 22, which is scheduled to be released next.

If you’ve read up to chapter 10, you should know “I’ll kill you.”

I wrote that I would change my sister’s tires, but in reality, I’m just using the mental setup where my sister leaves all the troublesome things that I’ve neglected due to my laziness until the last minute, and I, as her older brother, have no choice but to do them, so there is actually no sister.

I replaced two tires. The screws are too loose, sister.

>>153

Your screw is probably loose, so have your sister buy it for you.

It’s the big brother who works hard for his little sister in his mind.

>>154

You noisy guy is a weirdo.

I really didn’t have a little sister… It seemed like she would be the type to emerge from the mountains…

The type that keeps virtual siblings in their brain hasn’t appeared in Hyakka Ryouran yet!

>>160

I thought there might be a self-proclaimed twin character who always carries a mirror.

You must have been among the 3000 pages that Koi Taro tore apart.

This guy is definitely a background character from 100 Girlfriends; he might even be an unintroduced girlfriend.

Meeting 100 girls is like a fateful fairy tale, isn’t it?

This guy is an incredible talent…

“Until episode 10, I love the criticism of getting to the most efficient way to date Nagino!”

But having my imaginary girlfriend support me boosts my motivation, right?

>>171

Ren’s response.

Old old times, there were miracles.

Because this is the thread, I’m being treated as a eccentric, but the context is completely that of psychological horror.

You could say it’s a fairy tale with strange characters.

Does 100 Ninja’s girlfriend have any erotic elements?

>>177

Is it about Senran Kagura?

There are kids with ninja potential, but no actual ninjas yet.

That child has a sexy body.

Mr. Karakoe is quite sultry, isn’t he?

>>179

Shut up, plump and naughty.

I absolutely, absolutely, absolutely, absolutely love this manga, but I can’t say it’s for everyone, no matter how much I try.

Even if I read it again, I skip the uninhabited island arc.

Reading something like that will drive you crazy.

>>182

Isn’t the height of Koitaro’s nurturing ability really heart-throbbing?

>>185

Isn’t tolerance too physical?

Up to episode 13

The pet has become cute.

Ai, don’t become an idiot; you were already an idiot from the start.

Please give me a sense of morality appropriate for your age, Shabu-san. I’m begging you.

>>183

Don’t expect morals from the characters in this manga, that’s what the vice principal is saying.

It’s inevitable because they are 8 years old.

Don’t say “tolerance” in its literal sense.

It’s like confessing that this and that is the case, which heightens the feeling of being in the 100 Kano world.

I’m going to die, you know!?

I saw the first chapter at a second-hand bookstore the other day, but doesn’t the art style look completely different now?!

>>193

Professor Nozawa’s evolution won’t stop.

In episode 11, I really hate it! After I was hit, Karane crying and hugging is so cute, isn’t it…?

Anonymous, right?

If you’ve come this far, you should read from 14 to 22 all at once.

This part until now is essentially the tutorial.

>>197

It’s efficient to take a break and watch the first season of the anime after reading up to 22.

Is there a possibility that the person writing this is Koi-taro’s girlfriend…?

>>198

Is she the type to break through the third wall?

From here on, it’s efficient to binge-watch without breaks for meals and sleep.

My little sister is alive too, you know…?

??? (35) “Having a romantic relationship is inefficient.”

(I probably entered the Hanazono family’s arc…)

>>204

It’s going to be like this from now on as well.

Even in anime, the mother has excellent visibility.

My mother is super convenient for turning the conversation around.

The impact of the subscriber is too strong, but the Hanakari rescue arc is an incredibly good story.

The impact of that face is still too strong for both the updates of the original work and the anime commentary.

Even though I think it’s tough to read the latest chapters of the “Intermittent Madness” series, I continue to read it because I truly love the parts I like.