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* TheScrappy: Shoutarou's first wife abandons her children and severs all contact, leaving her sons ''very'' distressed, but the author never treats her as anything but sympathetic. When the family meets her late in the manga and she's pregnant again, many readers screamed for Child Protection Services to take the next baby away from her.
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* TheScrappy: UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: Shoutarou's first wife abandons her children and severs all contact, leaving her sons ''very'' distressed, but the author never treats her as anything but sympathetic. When the family meets her late in the manga and she's pregnant again, many readers screamed for Child Protection Services to take the next baby away from her.
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* TheScrappy: Shoutarou's first wife abandons her children and severs all contact, leaving her sons ''very'' distressed, but the author never treats her as anything but sympathetic. When the family meets her late in the manga and she's pregnant again, many readers screamed for Child Protection Services to take the next baby away from her.
* TastesLikeDiabetes: For some. Others will take this opportunity to indulge their respective sweet teeth.
* TastesLikeDiabetes: For some. Others will take this opportunity to indulge their respective sweet teeth.
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* TheScrappy: Shoutarou's first wife abandons her children and severs all contact, leaving her sons ''very'' distressed, but the author never treats her as anything but sympathetic. When the family meets her late in the manga and she's pregnant again, many readers screamed for Child Protection Services to take the next baby away from her. \n* TastesLikeDiabetes: For some. Others will take this opportunity to indulge their respective sweet teeth.
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* ArcFatigue - The series falls dangerously close to Myth Stall after the major obstacles to Natsumi and Shoutarou's marriage are properly resolved, providing a volume's worth of material unnecessary to the narrative or filler that more-or-less rehashes the same theme of family unity until it nears the end.
* FridgeLogic - Neither Shoutarou nor Natsumi seem to think to contact their banks and have the funds frozen -- in RealLife it's very unlikely the con could withdraw or transfer more than a small fraction of it in time.
* PeripheryDemographic - The manga is officially designated {{seinen}}, but tends toward a softer art style and nuanced romance that would not be out of place in a {{shojo}} publication.
* TheScrappy - Shoutarou's first wife abandons her children and severs all contact, leaving her sons ''very'' distressed, but the author never treats her as anything but sympathetic. When the family meets her late in the manga and she's pregnant again, many readers screamed for Child Protection Services to take the next baby away from her.
* TastesLikeDiabetes - For some. Others will take this opportunity to indulge their respective sweet teeth.
* FridgeLogic - Neither Shoutarou nor Natsumi seem to think to contact their banks and have the funds frozen -- in RealLife it's very unlikely the con could withdraw or transfer more than a small fraction of it in time.
* PeripheryDemographic - The manga is officially designated {{seinen}}, but tends toward a softer art style and nuanced romance that would not be out of place in a {{shojo}} publication.
* TheScrappy - Shoutarou's first wife abandons her children and severs all contact, leaving her sons ''very'' distressed, but the author never treats her as anything but sympathetic. When the family meets her late in the manga and she's pregnant again, many readers screamed for Child Protection Services to take the next baby away from her.
* TastesLikeDiabetes - For some. Others will take this opportunity to indulge their respective sweet teeth.
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* ArcFatigue - ArcFatigue: The series falls dangerously close to Myth Stall after the major obstacles to Natsumi and Shoutarou's marriage are properly resolved, providing a volume's worth of material unnecessary to the narrative or filler that more-or-less rehashes the same theme of family unity until it nears the end.
*FridgeLogic - FridgeLogic: Neither Shoutarou nor Natsumi seem to think to contact their banks and have the funds frozen -- in RealLife it's very unlikely the con could withdraw or transfer more than a small fraction of it in time.
*PeripheryDemographic - PeripheryDemographic: The manga is officially designated {{seinen}}, but tends toward a softer art style and nuanced romance that would not be out of place in a {{shojo}} publication.
*TheScrappy - TheScrappy: Shoutarou's first wife abandons her children and severs all contact, leaving her sons ''very'' distressed, but the author never treats her as anything but sympathetic. When the family meets her late in the manga and she's pregnant again, many readers screamed for Child Protection Services to take the next baby away from her.
*TastesLikeDiabetes - TastesLikeDiabetes: For some. Others will take this opportunity to indulge their respective sweet teeth.
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* FridgeLogic - They bought a house without doing a title search? Did they pay ''cash'' for this house? There's no check to put a stop-payment on? If it's a mortgage, how did they both get a mortgage ''on the same house''?
** It's strongly implied that Natsumi paid cash, and Shoutarou has a mortgage. Both of them were a little distracted by other events in their lives to do things like a title search, not to mention they're both rather gullible. It's implied the conman was pretty good at his schtick too.
** In the earlier chapters, Natsumi gets called out by her sister for this, saying that she bought real estate "as if she was windowshopping."
** It's strongly implied that Natsumi paid cash, and Shoutarou has a mortgage. Both of them were a little distracted by other events in their lives to do things like a title search, not to mention they're both rather gullible. It's implied the conman was pretty good at his schtick too.
** In the earlier chapters, Natsumi gets called out by her sister for this, saying that she bought real estate "as if she was windowshopping."
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* FridgeLogic - They bought a house without doing a title search? Did they pay ''cash'' for this house? There's no check Neither Shoutarou nor Natsumi seem to put a stop-payment on? If think to contact their banks and have the funds frozen -- in RealLife it's a mortgage, how did they both get a mortgage ''on very unlikely the same house''?
** It's strongly implied that Natsumi paid cash, and Shoutarou hascon could withdraw or transfer more than a mortgage. Both small fraction of them were a little distracted by other events it in their lives to do things like a title search, not to mention they're both rather gullible. It's implied the conman was pretty good at his schtick too.
** In the earlier chapters, Natsumi gets called out by her sister for this, saying that she bought real estate "as if she was windowshopping."time.
** It's strongly implied that Natsumi paid cash, and Shoutarou has
** In the earlier chapters, Natsumi gets called out by her sister for this, saying that she bought real estate "as if she was windowshopping."
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* PeripheryDemographic - The manga is officially designated {{seinen}}, but tends toward a softer art style and nuanced romance that would not be out of place in a {{shojo}} publication.
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* PeripheryDemographic - The manga is officially designated {{seinen}}, but tends toward a softer art style and nuanced romance that would not be out of place in a {{shojo}} publication.publication.
* TheScrappy - Shoutarou's first wife abandons her children and severs all contact, leaving her sons ''very'' distressed, but the author never treats her as anything but sympathetic. When the family meets her late in the manga and she's pregnant again, many readers screamed for Child Protection Services to take the next baby away from her.
* TheScrappy - Shoutarou's first wife abandons her children and severs all contact, leaving her sons ''very'' distressed, but the author never treats her as anything but sympathetic. When the family meets her late in the manga and she's pregnant again, many readers screamed for Child Protection Services to take the next baby away from her.
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* KarmaHoudini - The manga tends to stress forgiveness and understanding in ''every'' situation, including to a man who strikes a little girl in the head hard enough to knock her over, and to in-laws that come close to murdering a single mother.
** This is directly derived from the author's Christian beliefs (as explained in the main entry); the relevant Biblical injunctions in this case are almost certainly the ones to turn the other cheek and to forgive one's enemies "seven times seven".
** This is directly derived from the author's Christian beliefs (as explained in the main entry); the relevant Biblical injunctions in this case are almost certainly the ones to turn the other cheek and to forgive one's enemies "seven times seven".
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* PuppyLove - Ryo and Luna.
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* KarmaHoudini - The manga tends to stress forgiveness and understanding in ''every'' situation, including to a man who strikes a little girl in the head hard enough to knock her over, and to in-laws that come close to murdering a single mother.
** This is directly derived from the author's Christian beliefs (as explained in the main entry); the relevant Biblical injunctions in this case are almost certainly the ones to turn the other cheek and to forgive one's enemies "seven times seven".
** This is directly derived from the author's Christian beliefs (as explained in the main entry); the relevant Biblical injunctions in this case are almost certainly the ones to turn the other cheek and to forgive one's enemies "seven times seven".
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* TastesLikeDiabetes - For some. Others will take this opportunity to indulge their respective sweet teeth.
* ToyShip - Ryo and Luna.
* TastesLikeDiabetes - For some. Others will take this opportunity to indulge their respective sweet teeth.
* ToyShip - Ryo and Luna.
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* PeripheryDemographic %%Anyone care to elaborate?
- The manga is officially designated {{seinen}}, but tends toward a softer art style and nuanced romance that would not be out of place in a {{shojo}} publication.
* PuppyLove - Ryo and Luna.
* TastesLikeDiabetes - For some. Others will take this opportunity to indulge their respective sweetteeth.
* ToyShip - Ryo and Luna.teeth.
* PuppyLove - Ryo and Luna.
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* ToyShip - Ryo and Luna.
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* FridgeLogic - They bought a house without doing a title search? Did they pay ''cash'' for this house? There's no check to put a stop-payment on? If it's a mortgage, how did they both get a mortgage ''on the same house''?
** It's strongly implied that Natsumi paid cash, and Shoutarou has a mortgage. Both of them were a little distracted by other events in their lives to do things like a title search, not to mention they're both rather gullible. It's implied the conman was pretty good at his schtick too.
** In the earlier chapters, Natsumi gets called out by her sister for this, saying that she bought real estate "as if she was windowshopping."
** It's strongly implied that Natsumi paid cash, and Shoutarou has a mortgage. Both of them were a little distracted by other events in their lives to do things like a title search, not to mention they're both rather gullible. It's implied the conman was pretty good at his schtick too.
** In the earlier chapters, Natsumi gets called out by her sister for this, saying that she bought real estate "as if she was windowshopping."
