Until now, the rivalry between the three Mikado sisters has been internal—subtle glares and passive-aggressive cooking competitions. Otowa’s public declaration means the gloves are off. Chapter 136 will likely feature the first major confrontation between the three sisters. Will they fight over Yuu like rivals, or will their sisterly bond prevent a total war?
Stay tuned, because the answer is coming, and it promises to be anything but choroi (easy).
: The chapter emphasizes the internal struggles of the characters, particularly Sakura and Miwa, as they navigate their growing affection for Yuu while dealing with external romantic advances. Until now, the rivalry between the three Mikado
pointed out that despite Miwa's calculated efforts, Yuu’s unpredictable nature often leads to unexpected outcomes during these interactions. What to Read Next If you have finished Chapter 135, you should proceed to Chapter 136: "A Brilliant Move"
Would you like a more detailed summary of Chapter 135, or help finding where to read it legally? Will they fight over Yuu like rivals, or
Chapters leading up to 134 had set the stage for a major cultural festival arc, with tensions rising between the three sisters as they each plan a separate event to impress Yuu.
The chapter focuses on the eldest, Natsumi, who notices how much the youngest, Hinata, has grown—not just in height, but in confidence. Meanwhile, Sakuya accidentally reveals she's been keeping a secret notebook titled "Ways to Annoy Our New Stepbrother (Affectionately)." Laughter ensues, but the final panel shifts the tone: a photograph falls out of an old family album, showing their late mother with a mysterious young boy who isn't their father. Cue the cliffhanger. pointed out that despite Miwa's calculated efforts, Yuu’s
, titled "I'm in Love with Someone," marks a critical turning point in the series' romantic development. Chapter 135: "I'm in Love with Someone" In this chapter, the focus shifts heavily toward Miwa Mikadono as she navigates her growing feelings for Yuu Ayase. A Confession Rejection
The first major beat of the chapter occurs when finds him. Unlike her usual tsundere demeanor where she hides her feelings behind fists and blushes, Niko sits next to him without a word. For three pages, there is no dialogue. This is a masterclass in visual storytelling. Niko, the sister who struggles most to express vulnerability, simply rests her head on Yuu’s shoulder.
This is a huge character moment. Niko, who has always viewed Yuu as someone to protect, finally acknowledges that he carries his own burdens. The chapter title, “The Hardest Walls Are the Ones We Build for Others,” comes into full effect here.
This is no longer a slice-of-life comedy about three easy-to-please sisters. This is now a romantic drama with high stakes.