>>3486959I think that's pretty unlikely to happen. Even though her life can be said to be pretty exciting, so one might think she has plenty of material for writing a book, she has never shown a deep interest in literature. She is more interested in knowledge and skills that can be applied to real-world scenarios. She does enjoy watching martial arts movies though and it's possible she enjoys reading manga.
It would have to be the other way around. Maybe if I was to publish a manga it would be possible to get her help. Yeah, that would be pretty nice.
>>3487173I've been trying to perfect my one-arm push up form and now I'm spent. My wife would still berate me for being so lazy, I'm sure. Geez, does she think I'm Superman?
>>3487195Probably Neutral Good. Mai values both personal freedom and adherence to laws. There have been times where she has voiced her disagreement with the government's ways of handling things, particularly when it restricts her friends' freedom. She does work with the government to protect people and definitely tries to follow laws whenever possible, however.
Mai is such a great girl after all, I love her so much!
>>3487248Making sure we have decent illumination in case there is a blockout. Aside from that our house should be pretty secure so I doubt we would have that many problems.
>>3487441You asked that same question 4 months ago, Yuuri anon! But that's ok. I also think that's a lovely and essential aspect for your wife to have.
Mai does have some great motherly traits. She is diligent, responsible, kind and attentive to the needs of others. She is great at taking care of kids as well. You can see this on episode 11 of the anime. Where she actually took care of Haruhiko as a child by herself, all this while attending school, working part-time and hunting phantoms. Though she ended up collapsing due to stress as a result. That episode isn't in the LN, but you can still see glimpses of this side of her all throughout the novel.
