Alright, let's check some moreWahahahaha! You're literally a youkai miko!What's wrong with you? You just show up and start laughing at people's faces...You should look after your parents once in a while.Huh?Your mommy's right here~~HUH?...you're just as I thought. Boring.Hey now, this is no way to treat your ancestorHuuh?! Who are you calling a fairy?!Are you okay? Are you getting along with the bake-tanuki?Wha? Well, yeah...You're supposed to say I'm an interesting woman.
Sanae calls herself an "omoshiree onna" or "interesting woman." This is an often-said line made by male love interests in shoujo romance stories after their initial encounter with the female protagonist.
Common set-ups include a male protagonist that's used to being popular with women but a female protagonist that's not interested in him at all, either due to something about him that puts her off or her perhaps being interested in something else entirely. Or the male protagonist being a genius that's set in their ways and has no interest in others, with the female lead being an eccentric or unpredictable person. When the two characters meet at the start of the story, these differences between the protagonists are made clear, and the male love interest might mutter to himself afterwards "What an interesting woman", thus starting the romance.
The long and short of this is that Sanae likes shoujo.
What's wrong with you? You just show up and start laughing at people's faces...
You should look after your parents once in a while.
Huh?
Your mommy's right here~~
HUH?
...you're just as I thought. Boring.
Hey now, this is no way to treat your ancestor
Huuh?! Who are you calling a fairy?!
Are you okay? Are you getting along with the bake-tanuki?
Wha? Well, yeah...
You're supposed to say I'm an interesting woman.
Sanae calls herself an "omoshiree onna" or "interesting woman." This is an often-said line made by male love interests in shoujo romance stories after their initial encounter with the female protagonist.
Common set-ups include a male protagonist that's used to being popular with women but a female protagonist that's not interested in him at all, either due to something about him that puts her off or her perhaps being interested in something else entirely. Or the male protagonist being a genius that's set in their ways and has no interest in others, with the female lead being an eccentric or unpredictable person. When the two characters meet at the start of the story, these differences between the protagonists are made clear, and the male love interest might mutter to himself afterwards "What an interesting woman", thus starting the romance.
The long and short of this is that Sanae likes shoujo.
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