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[Q.E.D] I love the “Oh no, oh no, oh no” feeling from the episode where Toma-kun’s landmine was triggered in relation to Mizuhara-san.

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  • March 29, 2025
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1: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx10

Don’t get carried away, you stupid woman.

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>>1

That guy is dead.

3: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx6

I like episodes where the brutal truth is deliberately not revealed, even though it’s not like stepping on a landmine.

4: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx4

But they also make unreasonable demands like taking down the sniper…

6: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx7

I cherish Mizuhara more than anything, but I trust Mizuhara’s actions above all else…

7: Japan Otaku Reviews

For a monster, defeating a gun-wielding thug is no different from going to a convenience store.

8: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx1

They demand that I take down the gunman, but when it comes down to it, this guy protects me with his own body.

9: Japan Otaku Reviews

After reading CMB, I feel like the way Toru-kun shows his affection is way too clumsy.

10: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx1

I heard there was a victim.

11: Japan Otaku Reviews

It seems that the new version has started, but did you mate?

12: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx6

Mizuhara-san, who has become someone who can’t even be called a “stupid woman” because of her educational background…

18: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx7

>>12

So I won’t let any guy with the same education as me lose to an Asian woman!

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There is no direct depiction, but you can understand it from the sense of distance.

14: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx1

The early art style features extremely beautiful girls.

15: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx5

This is the sense of distance.

This is the sense of distance.

Hmm, I don’t quite understand the inflation theory. Well, I should just ask the professor. The two top figures of the era, the late personal translator… Takama, is Mr. Oshima angry? I can no longer hold my head up. But Takama-kun, you seem to be like this no matter where you live.

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>>15

Hey, the arrangement of the pillows on this bed…

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>>29

It’s safe because we don’t live together.

16: Japan Otaku Reviews

It’s great to see that from the early chapters, Toma-kun gradually becomes more relaxed in his attitude towards Mizuhara-san.

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>>16

It’s a bit amusing that Toma-kun is on a winning streak at the arcade in the initial story.

I was probably struggling because I didn’t know how to navigate youth.

17: Japan Otaku Reviews

The bed is big.

19: Japan Otaku Reviews

Now that Toma-kun is taller than Mizuhara-san, let’s make a drama adaptation again.

20: Japan Otaku Reviews

An intellectual physical monster… Is it a dangerous and cunning beast?

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>>20

The cunning itself existed before becoming an intellectual, so it has been a dangerous and cunning monster since then…

21: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx4

Aren’t you, Mizuhara, at this point, a monster at the pinnacle of humanity?

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>>21

It’s scary that they’re casually engaging in espionage and bluffing university professors before their intelligence has even increased.

24: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx2

In the first place, we’re casually going abroad and having normal conversations during everyday moments without any special occasion.

25: Japan Otaku Reviews

An intelligent physical monster and an Asian woman who has connections everywhere.

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>>25

I’m currently attending university with Bill Gates’ money…

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>>25

I have connections with a renowned professor.

It has infiltrated deeply into the Japanese police organization to the extent that it can extract confidential information.

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There was a brief depiction of Toma-kun studying languages.

Ms. Mizuhara seems scary because she doesn’t give off any signs of studying around here.

I might be learning from that because I get along well with Touma-kun’s sister, but…

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A detective’s daughter who has connections with both the Public Security Bureau and Interpol, as well as with Bill Gates.

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>>30

A woman who was part of the team that solved international issues.

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>>180

Hmm, isn’t that a bit too much?

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>>181

Since the part about violence isn’t mentioned, it’s not being embellished…

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>>30

Apart from Alan, Bill Gates is also there, right?

I think the wealthy person who didn’t want to apologize to his wife for giving her a Christmas tree might help if Mizuhara-san asks.

136: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx5

There’s a really impressive person with a disability here.

149: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx4

What is this…?

158: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx10

Deletion completed.

163: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx9

>>158

D.E.L.

160: Japan Otaku Reviews

You’re buying the tools, right?

168: Japan Otaku Reviews

Is there such a thing as a tool for consecutive posting?

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>>168

All the IPs are different.

169: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx25

It’s my first time deleting 126 replies.

171: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx4

By the way, the people who can no longer post due to this deletion might be caught up in a botnet, so let’s be careful…

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I just wanted to talk about Mizuhara…

178: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx9

>>173

The troll does it because he misinterprets seeing anonymous users getting angry as “Wow, my influence is amazing!”

If it’s done deleting, it’s just fine to ignore it and have a conversation.

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If we’re talking about whether there is or isn’t, there have been times when the thumbnails were completely filled, so there must be some.

175: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx4

An apparently incomprehensible series of posts.

It’s easy to tend to look for some kind of rule or motive…

The truth might actually be quite simple.

Q.E.D

He is just a mentally ill person.

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Delete the URL too.

177: Japan Otaku Reviews

You have Tsupobirausky syndrome.

182: Japan Otaku Reviews

I’m rereading because there were quite a few stories I hadn’t read in the second half of iff.

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Has the CMB part been concluded?

186: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx1

>>185

You’ve been putting it off for a long time, so hurry up and read it.

187: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx3

You’re deleting too many inconvenient responses just because you want to summarize things.

188: Japan Otaku Reviews

It’s strange that I haven’t been approached for recruitment given my extensive track record in espionage activities.

189: Japan Otaku Reviews

What happened to delete 129 items?

190: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx1

The thread without a name is a pattern of trolling.

195: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx9

>>190

The perpetrator tried to turn the victim and the offender around in this way.

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>>195

Trying to discuss things in a lawless place like a bulletin board is just too unrealistic…

191: Japan Otaku Reviews

I stopped reading when Nanase-san was NTR’d by a tall, blonde newcomer.

194: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx5

>>191

It’s the final episode!

192: Japan Otaku Reviews

Please make my response rainbow-colored!

196: Japan Otaku Reviews

If the university arc continues like this, it seems I’ll catch up to the final episode of CMB…

197: Japan Otaku Reviews

If you want to talk that much, you could just leave the bulletin board…

199: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx6

It’s unreasonable to treat the anonymous user who started the thread without seeing what was deleted as a troll.

200: Japan Otaku ReviewsYeahx1

Since it’s just a thread for consolidation, I can only say that if it gets trolled, it’s self-inflicted…

201: Japan Otaku Reviews

What a pointless Tsuobirauzky syndrome.

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