As quoted from "Welcome to the NHK!", she's "his angel", and he's "her maggot". The girl herself becomes more and more dependent on her dominance of the guy, which kinda betrays her own huge insecurities and issues. What starts as bullying, to me, becomes a very unhealthy relationship, in which the guy starts to suffer from a weird type of Stockholm Syndrome, and becomes more and more dependant on the girl, while not making any progress whatsoever in having social interactions with other people. What we have here is basically a guy who has serious issues, being more or less bullied by a girl who has issues herself. I've seen people compare it to "Karakai Jouzu no Takagi-san", but I feel it's way more similar to "Welcome to the NHK!" or "Aku no Hana". Last updated on November 2nd, 2019, 1:32am Support this author by buying their work published by Vertical! 🙂 Its rare to find such a well-informed, deep-thinking reader/reviewer like somethingwicked.
#PLEASE DON'T BULLY ME, NAGATORO SERIES#
However, lets not ignore the fact that this series is also at the same time tickling the "sadistic lover" fetish, which is fine too.
Reading too much into it, you say? Possible, but unlikely. Really now, its like how men tease the women they like, its not that weird a concept. And also, notice she wiped his tears with her own handkerchief and even gave it to him to keep - that's her low key way of caring for him. (You could argue the blushes are due to her having a sadistic high, but could be both right? And that still makes sense). Also, pay attention to her face when she "bullies" him - she blushes, meaning she's also embarrassed, cuz she likes him. Same goes for the following chapters - Its all well-calculated, controlled moves. Some authors don't spell out every little thing because they don't want to treat their readers like children, and that's a good thing.Īs somethingwicked has mentioned, look at the first chapter: Nagatoro didn't bully him immediately - she waited until her friends were gone, then she does her thing. Every line and stroke, every shot, every facial expression, every blush, has a reason. Art and stories are all about the details, and the Japanese are big on the little things. Don't just read through every panel so quickly - take your time, pay attention to the little details. Nagatoro wouldn't do all that she does if she doesn't care about the guy, simple as that. Like Prison School, it seems like a number of readers misunderstood the real message of this work. Previous Chapter: Please don't bully me, Nagatoro Vol.10 Ch.I just want to give my support to the review below by somethingwicked - Its totally spot-on. Next Chapter: Please don't bully me, Nagatoro Ch.94 Tags: read Please don't bully me, Nagatoro Vol.10 Ch.93 english, Please don't bully me, Nagatoro Vol.10 Ch.93 raw manga, Please don't bully me, Nagatoro Vol.10 Ch.93 online, Please don't bully me, Nagatoro Vol.10 Ch.93 chap, Please don't bully me, Nagatoro Vol.10 Ch.93 chapter, Please don't bully me, Nagatoro Vol.10 Ch.93 high quality, Please don't bully me, Nagatoro Vol.10 Ch.93 manga scan Please don't bully me, Nagatoro Vol.10 Ch.93 released in fastest, recommend your friends to read Please don't bully me, Nagatoro Vol.10 Ch.93 now! You can also go manga directory to read other series or check latest manga updates for new releases is your best place to read Please don't bully me, Nagatoro Vol.10 Ch.93 Chapter online. Please don't bully me, Nagatoro Vol.10 Ch.93 Online Reader Tip:Ĭlick on the Please don't bully me, Nagatoro manga image or use left-right keyboard arrow keys to go to the next page.
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