Rent-A-Girlfriend, Vol. 11
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- Author：Reiji Miyajima
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Paola
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This is the Ruka-chan that I remember loving~ ✊🏻😭😭 Please those chapters were so full of tension， uffSumi is cute but definitely not my type and I'm finding her date kind of boring。。。 This is the Ruka-chan that I remember loving~ ✊🏻😭😭 Please those chapters were so full of tension， uffSumi is cute but definitely not my type and I'm finding her date kind of boring。。。 。。。more
-moonprismpower-
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Of course it’s crazy biatches like Ruka that try to “win” a guy using sex。。 *eye roll*And I’m probably the only one， but Sumi bores me。 I get bored reading about her dates…。
Kieran Little
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This was the best volume in a while。 The manga isn’t great， the whole thing is just coincidence after coincidence and all the characters are dumb。 But that hospital stuff was intense and I love sumi。
Moa Lupuianu
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Refreshing to have a chapter with only positively intentions。 Go this volume！！🥳🥳🥳
Your local idiot Swarup
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good
Jon Ureña
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Four stars， four and a half for this genre。This is a loose review of volumes nine， ten and eleven。 At this point in the series it feels late in the game， with the protagonists tying themselves into more and more daring and compromising situations。 Volume nine and maybe part of ten were a bit of a bump on the road， though， with a sequence in particular I wasn’t entirely on board with due to how they messed with the progress so far。At the end of the previous volume， the protagonist had taken a shy Four stars， four and a half for this genre。This is a loose review of volumes nine， ten and eleven。 At this point in the series it feels late in the game， with the protagonists tying themselves into more and more daring and compromising situations。 Volume nine and maybe part of ten were a bit of a bump on the road， though， with a sequence in particular I wasn’t entirely on board with due to how they messed with the progress so far。At the end of the previous volume， the protagonist had taken a shy escort he met through his beloved （the main escort） in order not only to help her become less shy， but to get some ideas on what to gift the coprotagonist; they recently experienced a significant upset in their budding relationship because the protagonist’s actual girlfriend （who had blackmailed him into it） spent the night with him， and his beloved escort doesn’t quite believe they didn’t frick。 In any case， the shy escort， burdened with the request of figuring out a gift， ends up dragging him from a mall to another mall， and up to that second mall’s roof。 An acting troupe is performing a knockoff of the Power Rangers for a horde of children。 The shy escort gets all happy。 The protagonist suspects that the girl is actually deranged and that she had forgotten about their goal。 However， he realizes that the pink Power Ranger is none other than his beloved escort （she’s mainly trying to become an actress）。 Awed by how many things she does to further her dream， he figures that she must be exhausted， so he buys her some pickled plums as a gift or something like that， because they are supposed to help you recover your strength。 Don’t know how I feel about that， but when the girl receives the gift （he had left it on her balcony， which is next door; a bit of a breach of privacy）， she’s pleased with his intention， and that’s what counts （？）。The protagonist and the escort attend the same college， but there she wears a Clark Kent-like disguise （mainly heavy glasses） that prevents the idiots around her from noticing that she’s actually the gorgeous escort that they’ve actually met before。 They have a different set of friends， and the protagonist’s friends invite him to an outing with the guys only to end up in some drinking place with other girls。 One of those other girls turns out to be the escort in disguise。 They are troubled， as they risk the protagonist’s friends， who have met his “girlfriend” quite a few times， realizing that they are the same person。 It could lead to her work as an escort being discovered， which could potentially ruin her social life and her acting career。We got nice moments of confusion， like one of the protagonist’s best pals praising the protagonist’s absent “girlfriend” （the version of the escort they had met） as someone phenomenal， wasted on the protagonist， while the disguised escort sits there stone-faced。 Everybody gets drunker and drunker except the protagonist and the escort， who want to remain rational。 However， at one point someone proposes a drinking game I couldn’t properly understand。 The point is that the escort was doing terribly at it， which would likely end up with her drunk out of her mind。 The protagonist wants to prevent her from getting to that state， so he deliberately loses all rounds and gets drunk out of his mind himself。 At the end of the night he can’t get home and keeps almost passing out。 The disguised escort， concerned， helps him get home （which is also her home， as they live door to door）。 He urges her to get into her own apartment and leave him to sleep， but given that he can’t get to open his own door， she goes inside with him。 He hunches over in the bathroom to vomit。 She decides to stay with him， sitting on the floor， to make sure he’s not going to Jimi Hendrix himself。 Although he wants to prevent the girl from witnessing the disgusting mess he’s about to make in the bathroom， she keeps patting him on the back as he vomits his guts out until he passes out。Next comes a troubling scene featuring the protagonist’s meddlesome ex along with the protagonist’s actual girlfriend （who blackmailed him into it）， who is even more meddlesome and controlling。 He’s at work in some Karaoke place， which also serves as a place where one can rent a room to study or read or whatever for a time。 He works with his girlfriend Ruka， because she wanted to spend more time with him。 The ex was seen in the previous volumes approaching the protagonist’s best pal; I supposed she was going to reveal to the guy that the protagonist had been renting escorts， but she actually wanted to know where he worked。 For some reason this ex thinks it’s a good idea to use that place as the one in which she’ll get some quiet to study。 Maybe she just wants to be served by the protagonist， with whom she has a complicated relationship。This ex became an interesting character。 She began as a girl straight out of high school who clearly intended to use her generally good looks to validate her existence， and wanted to keep the protagonist， whom she had dumped， pining for her although she had no intentions of dating him again。 She has a somewhat narcissistic personality profile。 At this point of the story she looks like a grown woman， but very jaded。 While in the past she could act like a beaming girl， in the present she always looks fed up with everything。When Ruka witnesses the protagonist and the ex interacting， and the protagonist clearly hiding something， this Ruka girl goes nuts。 She’s had enough of having to share her boyfriend with the escort he’s actually in love with， and she’s not going to lose also to an ex who wants to butt in his life again。 She bursts into the room the ex had rented to study in and yells at her for an entire chapter， berating her for daring to deliberately come to her boyfriend’s place of work to make trouble， assuring her that he has no feelings for his ex whatsoever， and that they as a couple have a healthy sex life （lies） which completely fullfills him。 The ex， who until that point had mostly engaged in passive-aggressive confrontations， just stares at the extraordinarily angry Ruka， stunned and horrified。 In the end she makes a quiet exit。 We follow her on the streets for a while， failing to understand what happened， where that sudden girlfriend came from， how come the protagonist is dating someone so crazy， and where in the picture does the other escort fit。 The ex along the way had wanted to figure out whether the purse she noticed in the protagonist’s apartment back in the previous volumes belonged to the escort， and now she wonders if it actually belonged to this crazed girlfriend。 Why she’s even bothering to figure these things out I’m not sure。 She’s clearly incapable incapable of loving anyone， and maybe the fact that someone she had a relationship with， and who should have remained wanting to regain her love， just moved on and got better girls， is killing her （I unfortunately had serious issues with a narcissistic person for years just because I decided to stop hanging out with the person， so I wouldn’t be surprised if that’s her reason）。In one of those coincidences in this genre， as the ex was riding a train back home， none other than the escort enters in front of her。 The escort doesn’t want to deal with her at all after she had to assure the ex that she wasn’t going to contact the protagonist， but the escort had come with the same purse that the ex had seen in the protagonist’s apartment。 She realizes the obviousness that the protagonist has some sort of deeper relationship with this escort and that it endures to this day。 The ex lets out a laugh of despair， and later on she goes as far as asking the confused escort to say honestly whether or not she’s kept meeting the protagonist。 The escort lies。I feel sorry for this ex person。 She’s not evil， and she’s clearly incapable of being in a normal relationship。 The one guy she had a connection with ended up dating a vastly hotter girl， and somehow became involved with another girl who is also cuter。 Now he’s dating a new one out of the blue， a brat possibly still in high school and who yelled at her as if she were worthless。 And whenever she tries to get a straight answer， she only gets lies。 What a life。The protagonist’s actual girlfriend， this half-crazy Ruka girl， is worried that her outburst at work has made the protagonist want to break up with her。 Although it certainly hasn’t made him love her， he admits he’s kind of pleased that it will likely mean that the ex will stay out of his life; it’s a weight off his shoulders， as he no longer contemplates being involved in a relationship with that one。 Meanwhile， though， in lonely nights the ex keeps trying to mess things up in his life: she has searched for the protagonist’s family members on the internet， only to come across his grandmother’s Twitter （the old woman has always been seen as very technologically active）， where the grandmother is very pleased to showcase the hot girlfriend her useless grandson dates。 The ex follows this grandmother and even contacts her wanting to establish some line of communication。Now comes a sequence， a mini arc， that I wasn’t particularly on board with， and that seemed beyond the main characters at this point of the story。 He has been looking back on his high school days at how he got rejected by girl after girl that he liked （he got rejected by the same one three times in a row）。 Given that he’s still renting the escort he’s in love with， and that he can make requests， he figures that he’ll ask to act in a sort of cosplay date with both dressing as high schoolers。 He immediately regrets it， but the escort seems to have no issue with it。 The day of the date she of course looks amazing， which makes the guy act extra awkward for the entire sequence。 He should have matured a bit more by this point; he has been used to dealing with gorgeous girls for plenty of volumes already。 In any case， they go to some amusement park in order to fulfill his idea of a dream date: eating churros， taking photos in one of those fancy Japanese photo booths， riding the ferris wheel， etc。 Innocent Japanese stuff。 Along the way they need to hide from the shy escort， who was browsing in some shops; I don’t quite recall why the main escort was so eager to hide from a coworker， but I suppose she needs to suspect that anybody is going to out her。The point of this sequence seemed to be， beyond watching the escort in a high school uniform， that she’s being herself with the protagonist instead of acting， and also to reveal that she’s gotten another opportunity to move up in the acting world， as some other scout had noticed her during her play。 The protagonist this time is mainly happy for her。The following mini arc is a mess for the main characters。 They get tied in ways that’ll just come to hurt them later on， and there are difficult choices to be made。 The protagonist’s family wants to celebrate his birthday， but after the grandmother learns that he had failed to inform her that the escort’s birthday had come and gone （the grandmother believes the escort to be the guy’s actual girlfriend）， she demands to invite the escort into a joint birthday party right that evening。 The protagonist had just gone on his dream date with the escort the day before， so he feels beyond awkward asking her to come over to his parents’ no less， but to his surprise the girl isn’t that conflicted about it。 However， she informs him that she was already going to visit her own grandmother， who had been hospitalized recently， but that she’ll try to attend an hour or so later。When the protagonist’s actual girlfriend Ruka learns that her boyfriend is going to celebrate his birthday with his family and with the escort as if she were already part of the family， she’s beyond dismayed。 The protagonist， who until recently had just been annoyed at the girl， begins to get the sense that he’s doing something awful。 Although this girl blackmailed him into a trial relationship， she has genuinely attempted to be a good girlfriend and make him love her， but he knows he never will。 She’s not doing it for shady reasons either; she has broken down before and declared how much she loved him （for some reason）。 He wants to move toward solving this situation to avoid ruining her heart， but although he’s not clear about it， he’s considering whether to abandon pursuing the escort， whom he truly loves but who will likely move away from him whenever her acting career takes off， and instead learn to love the girl who is there for him。 Regarding the birthday party， we get the sense that Ruka， like she had done before， will simply appear at his parents’ to attempt to win their hearts and her place as the protagonist’s future wife。Of course， when the moment comes for the guy to take a train to his parents’ place， his actual girlfriend is waiting for him all dolled up （she doesn’t know his parents’ address）， and announces that it’s only right that they’ll go together。 He has no choice but to go along with it， knowing that the evening is going to become a complete disaster。 When they get there， the grandmother is disappointed that her beloved future granddaughter-in-law or whatever isn’t going to come until later （as the birthday decorations show， they intended to celebrate the escort’s birthday; they don’t give a shit about the protagonist）。 Ruka goes all out on her doting girlfriend mode， attempting to win the hearts of his parents and grandmother。 It’s working so far， although they aren’t clear on why she’s even there to begin with。 The protagonist is losing his mind: the girl isn’t unlikely to decide to reveal that she’s the actual girlfriend and that the other one is an escort who is just pretending。Meanwhile， the escort’s grandmother isn’t doing well。 The girl wants to stay for longer but has no way of informing the protagonist， as they implicitly decided to avoid linking their online profiles to avoid breaking their escort/client relationship。Ruka has buttered the grandma up to the point that she offers the girl to come over whenever。 Ruka suggests that she should be welcomed into the family for real。 As she was declaring that she’s the only who loves the protagonist， he receives a call from the escort: she has decided to just breach that taboo and add him as a friend online。 She wants to talk to the grandmother and apologize for not being there。 When the protagonist later on learns that the escort’s grandmother isn’t doing well， he tells her not to worry and to just stay in the hospital。 However， Ruka snatches the phone away from him and berates the escort for butting in their relationship， that she shouldn’t get so involved being just a girlfriend for hire。[continues on the comments] 。。。more
ジェファーソン 劉
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 //谢谢Moe的借书分享！！Cover：Sarashina Ruka 更科瑠夏和也君の誕生日瑠夏のkiss小百合奶奶病重，但是千鹤酱不愿意告诉她奶奶和也的真相
Marianne
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