Push it!
I recommend it.

You will lead the gyaru to victory by supporting them.

The losing heroine

It might be a bit impossible to make up for it from now on…

A kind otaku to both their first love and the female teacher, as well as to the heroine’s parents.

There’s no way a gal could be the main heroine…

It’s nice to have a gal who is kind to otaku, but I was bullied in my childhood and saved from that, wanting to be complimented on my insecurities, falling in love and wanting to be noticed. I even tried to become a model to get over it, but I couldn’t do that either, and now I’m still so devoted to my senior, Mika-rin, who is too strong.

Mikarin is so innocent that sex seems really far away.
That’s where you hit it hard!

If Mikarin loses from there, then there’s no ending where anyone wins…

But even after Mikarin graduates from Okumura, I feel that I am still me, so maybe my awareness has changed.

Aria-chan is such a good girl, but she’s so good that she can’t compete with anyone.

No matter how much you struggle, it’s a choice between two options from the start…

Mikarin Okumura wants me to confess, or rather, she wants me to say that I love her.
I feel like I’m going to confess on my own.

I’m not the type of person who attacks to bring someone down.
Everyone is friendly, and we share similar thoughts like nonopi.

I think there is a tendency to give up from the very beginning.

Baki Piyo is shooting arrows at both Mikari and Lirisa.

It’s definitely 753-san.

I wonder if we were that aggressive during the test of courage event.

When it comes to the otaku side, I end up becoming someone who believes the childhood friend should win, so the otaku heroines hold back in front of Mikarin.

Lilisa also confessed before that she thought Okumura and Mikarin were a good match…

There are too many readers who want Mikarin to be rewarded…

Okumura likes Mikarin too, you know.

I wonder if the person who took the test of courage thought they were pursuing romance.
When I leaned into Okumura’s heart, it seemed like an attack, but I feel it came from kindness.

Mikarin is a childhood friend, so it feels like the time for winning or losing has passed.

The final episode will probably end with a cosplay shop making outfits for Mikarin and Okumura’s wedding.

Mika-rin is a bit too endearing, and the depiction is also meticulous, with a weight that is on a different level…

Other heroines are the same, but…
This child will be able to handle it well even if they are not chosen, so that’s fine.

Because Mikarin is devoted, never misses an opportunity to appeal, and it’s Valentine’s, she’s really a good girl.

Since Mari-nee and Okumura just destroy the walls and then take a watchful position, huh…

Mari-nee was really cute when she was a child.
Marianne is now non-human and has a chubby belly, what’s going on?

I want Mikarin to win, but I also think Okumura suits older people.
Like Magino-san.

If Okumura ends up with Mikarin, Aria-chan will celebrate.
I think I’ll cry inside Nonopi’s chest later.

The non-romantic interaction between Nono-pi and Baki-piyo is too cute.
A cute mascot and a cute junior.

I like Aria-chan, so I wanted to read the story where she becomes the main character one more time.

The heart’s otaku asks the question, “Who should be paired with Okumura?”
Everyone somewhat holds back because they generally answer with “Mikarin.”

Nonopi features a guest appearance from the protagonist of a different manga…
That girl is the main character of an occult battle manga…

The relationship between Lilisa and Okumura is kind of like that of a student and coach in a sports manga…

Aria is cute, but this girl clearly has more intense and frequent interactions with Nonopi than with Okumura…

Ariya has become close like a friendly female friend with Okumura.
Okumura became weaker in three-dimensional situations and started to get nosebleeds from Aria multiple times.

I was also excited about Ririsa Okumura.
Now we’ve become like a relationship of watching over each other.

Secretly taking Okumura’s seed and raising it…
It stimulates Okumura’s trauma, but