Premarital Relationship

actually i've just read only few chapters but didn't actually find this worth to read, but can anyone tell me what's worth in this story to read?

You can actually feel physical pain while reading this.

I want this to end with a harem end.

Rght now, 45 ch in, it's the only ending that makes sense.

Osanajimi and oujou-sama already know their feelings but decided for a cold war of sorts. Sick girl (technically a osanajimi as well) just got here so there's not much atm to comment, except how abrupt her intro was.

Maid woman is kinda on the sidelines this time, I don't think this will be like that other manga with the 20-somethings teacher and the 16,17y guy who tutors 3 girls

Well, if it was "inspired by Nisekoi" before, now it has killed Ninekoi, cut off its face, dressed like it and trying to meet its parents.

>gradient hair

Haha.. proof that you can be "right" and still be "wrong" at the same tiem (with the "you're sick" part) welcome to the party Ms Maid... you are doomed.

Ugh. And the comments section in another gag/joke manhwa devolves into ranting about things nobody should bother thinking about for more than a few seconds. This is a manga! Unrealistic premises or whatever are just par for the course.

 

Over all the manhwa is pretty fun. I like how it broke at least a few of the tropes of a rom com manga/manhwa, but it just reminds me too much of that Korean movie in which a guy and a girl who're childhood friends are forced to marry each other because of their grandparents. Cheap laughs are cheap and everything that happens in this manhwa, for better or for worse, is stuck fast to the rom com template we've all read a hundred times by now.

I feel like this'd be fun to read while drunk in one big binge session, so I'll hold off on reading more of this manhwa until there's at least 40 chapters.

Can you blame these guys? They're socially inept nerds who project themselves into fictional characters in situations they'll never dream of being into, instead of just enjoying a work of fiction like any other normal person.

Ugh. And the comments section in another gag/joke manhwa devolves into ranting about things nobody should bother thinking about for more than a few seconds. This is a manga! Unrealistic premises or whatever are just par for the course.

Over all the manhwa is pretty fun. I like how it broke at least a few of the tropes of a rom com manga/manhwa, but it just reminds me too much of that Korean movie in which a guy and a girl who're childhood friends are forced to marry each other because of their grandparents. Cheap laughs are cheap and everything that happens in this manhwa, for better or for worse, is stuck fast to the rom com template we've all read a hundred times by now.

I feel like this'd be fun to read while drunk in one big binge session, so I'll hold off on reading more of this manhwa until there's at least 40 chapters.

Well, I really don't wish to argue with you about it.

Well the issue as I see is that people got too accustomed to "16 years old living alone" that dont consider it odd despite being very odd, Korean labor laws dont allow minors to work without consent, let me put the article about it.

Article 64 (Minor Certificate)

For each minor worker under 18, an employer shall keep at each workplace a copy of the census register testifying to his age and a written consent of his parent or guardian.

So in Korea, no ... he could not as long his parent or guardian would not allowed it and they clearly stated they would not, maybe things are different in your county but not in South Korea.

I suspect the same with relation to rental contracts considering what I was able to see in Google search so in this case its entirely realistic they can prevent him from doing so because of South Korea laws.

Let me say I do find entirely unrealistic the whole "16 years old living alone in a apartment" that is a bit too common on manga and anime, sure it can happen but without support of parents?

I want this to end with a harem end.

No, what you call "believable" is the exact opposite, they are minors and as minors they cannot sign contracts meaning he cannot get himself a small apartment because he cannot sign a lease agreement because minors cannot sign contracts, same with a amenities.

 

He have no real options, he cannot get a job because he is a minor and in order to get a job he needs his parents/guardians permission (this is by law, I checked) ... nothing you said is believable, you are just taking old anime stereotypes, even there they point out parents pay the rent and amenities, they never say part-time work is enough for self-support ... the idea a 16-17 year old without finishing formal education can easily support himself is the farthest of believable, of all the old cliches this  Manhwa throws, at least their situation is more or less rooted in reality, without their Grandpas permission and support there isnt really much they can do, they are after all, minors.

 

No offense but really, this isnt believable but works as if they did want you wanted to do would basically invalidated the "two strangers living together as they get closer" thats the point of that setup.

Well, I really don't wish to argue with you about it.

However, when I was 17 years old I worked 40 hours a week 'at a part-time job', continued to go to school and finished my education. I moved out of my house because my step father and I fought constantly.

I later finished college and went on to get a decent paying white collar job.

All of it was done while working to pay my own way. Was it easy? Of course not. Was it hard? Sure was. But it was better than trying to deal with my step-father on a daily basis.

You are correct that being a minor and signing lease agreements is tough. But you can get adults to co-sign for you and then it's doable. Three are also places where you can live by renting a room where they don't require you to sign a contract (such as living in a room above someone's garage, or in an apartment that is being rented by 1 or more college students looking for help with monthly rent and your name doesn't go on the lease, or with a friend, etc.).

I don't say these things to be difficult or argumentative. I am merely trying to point out that a strong willed teenager who truly doesn't like a situation can avoid the situation if they truly want to.

If they did I missed it somehow. But even if they did there is no reason that he has to live in that particular house. He should be able to get himself a small apartment near enough to his school or there are other options.

No, what you call "believable" is the exact opposite, they are minors and as minors they cannot sign contracts meaning he cannot get himself a small apartment because he cannot sign a lease agreement because minors cannot sign contracts, same with a amenities.

He have no real options, he cannot get a job because he is a minor and in order to get a job he needs his parents/guardians permission (this is by law, I checked) ... nothing you said is believable, you are just taking old anime stereotypes, even there they point out parents pay the rent and amenities, they never say part-time work is enough for self-support ... the idea a 16-17 year old without finishing formal education can easily support himself is the farthest of believable, of all the old cliches this  Manhwa throws, at least their situation is more or less rooted in reality, without their Grandpas permission and support there isnt really much they can do, they are after all, minors.

No offense but really, this isnt believable but works as if they did want you wanted to do would basically invalidated the "two strangers living together as they get closer" thats the point of that setup.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't they address this back at the start? The guy planned to get a job, but, as a student, he could only work part-time and, without the funds from the grandparents, couldn't afford the monthly costs of the house, which is apparently in a prime location in Seoul. It'd be like trying to live in a high-class apartment in New York City on minimum wage.

If they did I missed it somehow. But even if they did there is no reason that he has to live in that particular house. He should be able to get himself a small apartment near enough to his school or there are other options.

The point was really that the pampered rich girl tried to go out and get a job to avoid the situation, but the MC didn't do anything significant to avoid the situation his grandfather forced upon him.

It probably even makes for a more believable story if the MC goes out and gets a job (even part time) and gets himself a small apartment so he can live away from the girl 'he wants nothing to do with' and then is forced to abandon that plan when the rich family applies pressure to force him out of the job and other living arrangements that the MC made to thwart the grandfathers.

There is still plenty of opportunity for silly comedy and some drama.

I know it's manwha, but still... rebellious teenage high school students tend to be a bit more difficult to control than this MC is portrayed. Especially if they are supposed to be smart.

Just my opinion though. /shrug

This is too fast!

We can't let this happened, it has to be slow as Nisekoi!

Its only me or their eyes seem deprived from sleep?

"It's not like this is a manhwa, so there won't be that stupid cliche where the food the girl makes is literally inedible!"

[does the stupid cliche anyway]

Way to piss away the reader's goodwill there.

...
 

[continues reading the manhwa anyway]

 

The greatest weakness so far, has been that the male protagonist didn't go out and find work right from the start to avoid the situation. He obviously knows his way around a blue collar world well enough to find a job and hold it. It wouldn't even necessarily ruin the story because the female protagonist's family is depicted as wealthy enough to apply pressure to have him lose his job.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't they address this back at the start? The guy planned to get a job, but, as a student, he could only work part-time and, without the funds from the grandparents, couldn't afford the monthly costs of the house, which is apparently in a prime location in Seoul. It'd be like trying to live in a high-class apartment in New York City on minimum wage.

Thanks for the chapters Game of Scanlation. Very much appreciated. Keep up the good work!

When you are rich and old the impulse of dicking around gets unbearable

... you run for president of the United States?

[[IT'S HAPPENING]]

When you are rich and old the impulse of dicking around gets unbearable

It sounds familiar to me...

The gramps use the old school proven so it's reliable

like old car you can repair by yourself not like the new one when it broke you need a specialist to call.