The girl who chased the flag is deeply in love with the protagonist, so she attempts to kill the woman next to him and tries various methods to retrieve him, like calling assassins and sending snipers to take her down.

The protagonist is ranked first among the Ten Elite, so there’s no way such a weak opponent could be a match.

“The protected side also said, ‘Wow… Kazuma-kun… ❤️'”

The girl said, “As expected of my Kazuma… ❤️”

The assassin (beautiful girl) also says, “This is… the taste of defeat… ❤️” and everyone falls in love with me.

Leaving those women behind, I sigh… I wonder if I just want to have a normal high school life… and I coolly walk away…

Because developments like that continue with intent.

It’s truly embarrassing how unapologetically served are the full courses of chuunibyou, and I’m like, yes yes yes!!!! Sometimes I read it so intensely that I would get an upset stomach and scratch my back like crazy.

I thought it was probably too niche since it stopped being published for two years, but then suddenly, a manga adaptation started last month.

Serialization begins in the latest issue of Monthly Big Gangan!!

Start reading the first episode now!! Read now!!!!!!!

It suddenly became bad with the appearance of the top ten.

The attributes are excessive, but it’s to be expected from the author of Ore no Imouto ga Konna ni Kawaii Wake ga Nai.

That also had too many attributes.

I wonder if they truly understand it around middle school age…

I read one episode, but now my teeth are starting to itch.

What happened in the end of Ore no Imouto ga Konna ni Kawaii Wake ga Nai?

Did you fix your back?

I wonder if I’ve lost a little of that chuunibyou vibe since my days of being a hopeless romantic?

The protagonist’s “chūnibyō” setting is fine, but I can’t stand the heroine’s forced personality that feels like a typical “got what they deserved” type.

I was a bit worried because the person in charge of the comic adaptation is the author of the generic Akebi-chan from Jump Plus, but the quality is really great, so I’m truly grateful…

In the original work, the female brat who sticks around like the Joker is also portrayed in a cute way, which is really appreciated…

I purchased and read episode 2, and it was super stable…

It’s been stuck at volume 2 of the original series, please restart it…

There are some naturally talented people, but you’re the only one who can serve such rich and elaborate dishes calculated to this extent… I want to see this in an anime…

Oh

Why suddenly a comic adaptation after two years…?

It’s better to manage the responses that are just being hit randomly properly.

I think the mischievous girl is cute, but I feel like I could have drawn her a little cuter.

If I can spill my true feelings to this extent in a gross way, it actually feels good.

I’ll read it until the tankobon comes out because it’s recommended by an anonymous person!

For now, it ended with a feeling of “Yay!” and a “Hmm!” kind of feeling.

Beautiful voice actresses really do appear out of nowhere, don’t they…?

This is really interesting…

This author is truly a conscious offender and is really good at writing Morita’s delusions…

Every time, it’s like “Wow! This is it!” with super rich dishes coming out, making me feel like a pro!

What do you mean by “oh”?

Ah, so this is the original source…

I wonder if the person who wrote it went through something tough in real life.

Well, it seems like you’re having fun one way or another, and that’s great.

Enjoy the work!

I never hear about a comic adaptation from Square Enix for the original work published by Kodansha…

It seems that in Big Gangan, the manga adaptation guarantees at least SR or higher for the gacha.

Hmm!

The fact that the annoying girl who bullies the protagonist likes him really dulls the sharpness of “Sukatto Japan”.

Surprise lucky lewdness! I’ll give you a perfect score!

An author who can keep writing stories like a twisted child.

You’ve made threads a few times in the original work and were just met with “hmm,” right?

I won’t live with your parents, no matter what.

This thread alone is enough to give me heartburn!

I tried reading it, but the brat was just genuinely unpleasant and I couldn’t handle it…

I don’t really understand, but does it mean that the girl who broke the flag is actually madly in love with the protagonist, and that the moves in the thread image are something she actually likes, but she was just acting like it in a tsundere way?

The little girl is cute, isn’t she?

I thought a sequel had come out.

I thought it was canceled, but since the manga has started, does that mean there’s a willingness to write it?

The girl is cute, so it’s a perfect score of one hundred points.

I appreciate your enthusiasm, but…

I don’t think it’s a very recommendable introduction.

There has been an unusual increase in manga adaptations of light novels that have effectively been discontinued.

It’s a manga that seems to give me heartburn just from the fact that it doesn’t have a thread title…

There really are hints of the assassination fist, aren’t there…

Did I just skip over something around the Top Ten? I had to go back and read it again!!!

Isn’t my childhood friend a bit too much of a jerk?

I seriously think it’s amazing that someone can properly write something like this as a business.

The illustrator of the “Hottarakashi Meshi” (Neglected Meal) made such a cute drawing without conforming to a specific style.

It’s like a summary that condenses something intense.

I read the first episode for now, and it’s really overly cliché to the point where I can understand why it’s considered interesting.

I’m going to introduce some recommended new Naro comic adaptations for the thread without a name.

The world’s strongest introvert accidentally goes viral for billions in a dungeon stream – It turns out I’ve inadvertently maxed out my level due to forgetting to cut the stream.

It may be called a spoiler and referred to as a “dark character,” but in reality, the protagonist is the son of the number one yakuza family in Japan, possesses a title as the strongest boy, and has already surpassed his father in childhood. This will probably resonate with those without a thread name.

The comments section is amazing too! There are trained comrades who say things like “This guy is awesome!” so I really recommend it.

Thank you, I’ll read it right away.

Will other members of the Top Ten also appear?

Please explain in about two lines rather than just the title…

I kind of understand it, but this feels like a middle schooler’s delusion, and it’s so embarrassing to read!

But it’s better to swing fully without hesitation like this to sell more.

It’s much better than being half-heartedly tilted.

I wonder why it ended up like this.

I wonder if I’ve already become satisfied.

It feels like a narou-style wrapped in a romance comedy.

It looks like it could actually be quite a hit, disguised as a Chuunibyou comedy…

Isn’t the beautiful master who trained the protagonist going to appear?

When I looked at the original author’s profile, there were several manga adaptations running, so they’re really successful…

Does the protagonist not fall in love with anyone?

The original work was handled by Goblin Slayer and I’m a Hero, and then went to Kodansha; they were a charismatic editor from GA Bunko…

Maybe the reason the comic adaptation started at Square Enix is that it feels like they entrusted it to a reliable place along that line.

What’s with all the people who just respond with “oh” lately, seriously…

If you’re ranked first among the top ten, there’s no need to be humble.

I thought it was just a painful gag, but is it more like a moment of confusion from professionals who have hit it big with their works…?

But to be honest, I want Morita to do it.

I don’t want it to take a month from awakening to being a loser.

When the lottery harem thread was created, there was a nameless user who responded, “This is one of my favorite works,” and said they didn’t want to think about difficult things…

I thought that there is demand for any kind of work.

It gives the impression that it cannot exist without readers who interpret it as intentional.

Even knowing that it’s intentional, there’s still a bit of harshness.

No matter what I say, I know that I would rush to help my childhood friend in a pinch, right?

Is Jump Rara’s generic akebi a neglected meal?

I’ve seen that only the strongest “I am the strongest” works sell, while pure love stories don’t sell for narou authors.

If anything, pure love stories have been canceled twice, while the strongest self-insert works have been adapted into anime.

I just hate the fact that you’re my childhood friend! After that, it’s “Sukatto Japan.”

Slamming a thousand yen bill and destroying the table at a karaoke place feels a bit different, right!? I couldn’t help but burst out laughing, so I guess I lost.

It’s the one where a competition for the first place begins among the top ten after the protagonist leaves.

It’s kind of wrong to pack the table.

Please decide whether you’re angry or not.

The 1000 yen bill has become a new design, and I can feel the passage of time.

Well, up to this point, the protagonist Morita is quite likable.

I thought the top ten were just a flavor to back up their strength and that there wouldn’t be any battle developments, but then assassins come attacking…

Winning first place on Terukano while hiding my name feels like I’ve done something quintessentially me again, doesn’t it? I really do like to take action.