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And there it is. This is it for this week, but I think we should have new chapters for both series on May 16th! See ya then!

This manga, like the original work, is just a celebration of conformity to a broken system of exploitation. Pure Japanese nonsense to ignore your instincts to avoid the shallow play before you and consider your lack of desire to join in as a personal failing.

>>287949354
>Kana wants a job in the media industry

I wonder if Yamada will somehow help get her foot in the door.

>>287950231
Who the fuck starts a conversation like that? I just opened the thread

>>287951003
Me, I do.
The average IQ here is too low to engage with that post though, so it's not really a "conversation".

>>287949480
Thanks anon

>>287951251
Broadly speaking you have a point if you're talking about the work culture that is slowly strangling Japan to death but not just playing ball and engaging in socialising like iichikawa was in the beginning is a personal failing

>>287949319
holy fuck with is going on with momo's legs there

>>287951701
Juxtapose it with the celebrity worship theme. All criticism or distrust of social laddering is positioned as a personal failing and an inability to "adapt", as if the culture itself isn't deeply sick on a global level. Conformity isn't a success story when you are conforming to garbage. Look at this character Jin, feeling alienated because he has no ambition to "shine" and "consume" like the people he sees around him. He's actually mentally healthier.

If you were so satisfied with your life of being and under-achieving loser laughing at other people trying to make things of themselves in the world instead of rotting away you wouldn't be crying about a fictional character in a spin-off of a light-hearted romcom wanting a better life.
This thread reads like AI.

>>287953381
Replies aren't upvotes, insecure one, and seeking short-term satisfaction is the basic problem.
What we have here is a gaslight, because you want to hold onto the values you were given that justify your own identity. Now, is it an expression of self-loathing or real trust in consumerist culture?

>>287949480
Thank you for posting.