Okay, so now we'll see Marshall seriously trying out Sam's video game. I have a question: How come the daughter of a businessman doesn't understand the concept of dressing formally for work? My dad is a greengrocer, and even he talked to me about dressing well for work. Do you know why this happens? Because this story is built on clichés, and now we have a Cinderella moment, where our protagonist, with whom we can easily identify, turns out to have always been beautiful, and now everyone can see it! And that could happen to you too! How is it possible that Link and Angela, who already knew each other, never bumped into each other at the same gym or ever mentioned it in a casual conversation? It's sweet how Link helps her, but I hate that the conversation makes you question whether his feelings are real. After so many years, you'd think he'd know by now. But we need to get rid of the secondary characters who are only there for fanservice and jealousy scenes. I must say that now I'm having doubts about who the ML will be; if it's not the one who appears in the opening, that would be a novelty.