Kanojo Okarishimasu – Fans are furious with the author. That's right! In the latest chapters of the Kanojo Okarishimasu (Ren't a Girlfriend) manga, the author has been gradually advancing the protagonist's relationship with one of the main heroines , but fans who are still following the manga are furious with the author for dragging things out, since we are approaching chapter 250 and nothing significant has happened yet.
Kanojo Okarishimasu – Fans are furious with the author of the work
Check out some comments from fans:
"Damn, he never evolves, bro, it's always the same thinking , that's why the blonde girl dumped him."
"It would be great if Truck-kun would stop by this manga and take Kazuya for a ride."
"It's embarrassing to see what this protagonist does."
"It's hard to keep up with this story; there are already more than 200 chapters and it feels like we're still on the first one."
"Manga is good, but it takes ages to develop a character."
"The author is trying to make the One Piece of novels. "
"Does anyone still have hope in this mess? I stopped at chapter 68 and came back at chapter 200 and nothing changed. "
"Honestly, I expect Kazuya , even though the author threw him into a one-on-one situation."
"The pinnacle of v1rg1ind4d3 can only be seen in this manga, lol."
"I don't know. I read 20 chapters and jumped to chapter 220 and there's no difference at all ."
"Dude, go f*** yourself, why don't you just finish this crap already? This author only knows how to drag out this story that should have ended years ago."
"Even the scanlation group that was translating the manga quit , it's that bad."
"Dude, what a tiring . I simply ignored the thoughts of that awful protagonist."
Synopsis:
A 20-year-old college student living in Tokyo . After a painful breakup with his girlfriend Mami Nanami , he decides to rent a girlfriend. He soon finds himself having to continue renting Chizuru to keep up appearances with his family and friends.
Finally, numerous criticisms continue to be made of the work and the author ; fans simply want the story to end, something that is far from happening, for now.
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