>>1

Expanding the president’s network.

>>1

Becomes free.

It’s the southern frame of 100% strawberry…

>>5

That manga was down south, wasn’t it…?

When it comes to Jump’s romantic comedies, they’re essential.

South role

Well, a lesbian category is probably necessary.

I’m looking forward to next week’s president.

>>9

Let’s differentiate with strange onomatopoeia.

Isn’t it the president’s turn again!!

>>11

I have something that I must steal.

>>11

Different.

It’s just that the president is here because it’s Terasaki’s turn.

>>13

There is also the possibility of extending the growth limit of Ponoka…

It’s unfair that only the president can use both the kan-ten and himachuu.

Give me some items too, Pono.

>>16

There’s a sideways eyebrow, isn’t there?

>>16

There’s Mayu-chan and the mother who is a prostitute, right?

It’s fine because it’s cute…

You can’t win with freckles.

I like it, but…

It’s painful that I used up Hono-ten so quickly.

A system where heroines are added to feed the president’s path to dominance.

>>22

Once the president network is completed, it will be a happy ending.

If we don’t break it down now, things are going to get quite tough in the future.

By placing the losing heroine around the winning heroine instead of the protagonist, we can naturally create the flow of saying “Congratulations, Himarin.”

The combination of a completely unfit president and Terasaka, who has excellent athletic ability and is available during the president’s free time, will be formed.

>>25

Have we also built an environment where the president can be introduced from anywhere?

Even after the president becomes aware of his feelings, introducing a new heroine won’t even work as a love rival!

>>26

It’s like Ponoka and Kanna are acting as decoys…

By increasing the number of losing heroines, we can distribute the level of sympathy per person.

“The panel with the president saying ‘What are you doing?’ is cute, so it’s fine.”

If I trample on Ponoka and Kanna-chan, it would be cruel, so there shouldn’t be anyone responsible for that…

The sub-heroine is quite a template, isn’t she?

Do you have the right to say “Explain it!!”? Hey, company president!

>>32

Because I’m the employer!

The power balance is skewed with just one person, like Gojo at the start of the serialization.

Maybe it will be sealed in the middle of the game.

You’re the only one who doesn’t fit in.

To be honest, the difference is like the president being Vegeta, Kanna-chan being Nappa, and Ponoka being Raditz.

What are you going to do by increasing the Cybermen?

What the current president needs is a role model.

Speaking of the president, it’s about overseas business trips.

If I can have you work outside until around Christmas, then Ponoka will win…!

Isn’t this the kind of thing where someone says “Help me get closer to Himari-chan!” and then ends up saying “I’m sorry, Himari…!”?

The problem is that Himari is already moving in that kind of way.

Far from being a losing heroine, this is… the president’s support item?

>>41

I just increased the supporters on Maro, and without any delay, this happened.

The president never lets his hand loose.

>>47

Since it is attached to Maro, it means that the enhancement phase continued.

Is the president’s exercise not good…?

>>42

Let’s read it again in volume 3! Summer camp!

The CEO is already taking actions as the losing heroine.

Why is the title heroine acting like a losing heroine and yet still winning?

Offering or sustenance

I was the type who struggled with drawing cat eyes.

This week, the waterfall on my face is a tourist attraction.

“The punches are weak, so I’ll lose my virginity with this.”

It feels like I’ve been thrown in as the troublemaker because the three of them are in harmony, like a river otter.

>>53

But somehow I have a feeling it will land nicely and become a regular character.

This seems to be the support role of the president, not the fourth heroine.

Both Ponoka and Kanna had supporters, but the president was only cheering for one side, which was unfair.

>>55

You’re the one cheating the most, president…!

I feel like it would be good to quickly get together, defeat the new characters, and make them our allies in a Citrus pattern.

What was thrown into the battlefield without a moment to breathe in the offensive of Himari was

“Imari’s childhood friend” Terasaka

Even though we call each other childhood friends, I only knew about meeting when I was 3 years old because my parents told me, so it’s practically like being strangers.

Himari = God

Terasaka-san = Believer

That’s why the founder and the believers are close.

Characters like the “extreme otaku” have become a staple now.

Is this…

>>63

Ah

I thought it was a bit much for the cat’s face to be the same as the heroine’s.

>>64

There are people who can’t draw animal faces, right?

In this typical romantic comedy, the main heroine is so strong that the misfortune of the love rival is on a different level.

It’s mentioned in the work, but it’s Himari’s consultation slot.