It turns out that "girlboss" is really a meaningless phrase, that it's good character writing vs bad character writing which has always been the real problem, and that a group of people just want to make everything about their preferred politics rather than see anything improve.
This has been pretty obvious to anyone paying attention over the last decade, but good for you for noticing, OP.

>>290863071
well no my point is that you don't actually need to add "flaws" to characters to make them likeable

>>290863085
She's a delinquent and her desire (and ability) to just beat the MC's ass would be considered flaws. Plus, it's less "flaws" and more struggle. Characters who don't have a specific trait that could be listed as "flawed" can still run into issues or situations where they can't handle it well, where they have difficulty, and where (for story purposes) viewers get to see a side of the character beyond their stereotypical outer presentation.

It's when they get presented with the same situation all the time, resolving it the same way, and just having the same personality and presentation all the time, that the character gets boring. This is half the problem of the "girlboss" trope. They're just annoying and overconfident and nothing ever changes about them to make them stop acting like that. (The other half is just having an obnoxious personality.)

>>290862901
corr
when will we get the manga in print again?

You're stupid and you should be stabbed

>>290862901
She's not a self-insert. She was the author's ideal girlfriend. And she's the original tsundere btw.

old good new bad

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>>290865974
>And she's the original tsundere btw.
Guess again, r-tard.

>>290866791
Not a tsundere.