JK, Shachiku wo Kau

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Ah yes, manga series featuring a teacher and a JK, we don't see these around as much as they used to be.
Perhaps due to evolving societal references or "cases" with artists.

Regardless, this was a great series and I was pleased to read the last "translated" chapter just now.
To be frank, the story is just tug and war between the JK and a High School teacher.
Nothing excessive or R-rated, mostly along the lines of flirting and teasing.
You could probably guess from the cover who is the teaser and the one being teased.

There's nothing special or mind-blowing in JK Shachiku, everything is within reasonable expectations while relying ... on a fair amount of tropes.
Let us be glad it ended peacefully even if there were obvious hints of the character's familliarity with each other.

Personally, in a non-twitter way of looking at things, it does start off as a blackmail a very non-christian way of conveying emotions/intentions, but without looking at things through only light and dark, blackmail can be grey by all means, this manga shows how such a non-christian method would bring about the full potential and healthy ways of a corporate slave to a lucky bastard with a playful childhood friend soon to be wife of course.

This is also a lot more ingestible than the premise of Nagatoro, a rom-com who knows how to perfectly convey wholesomeness and its lighthearted enough for you to fully enjoy ... the rest of the chapters despite a very morally questionable way of introducing the female main lead.

The chemistry between the both of the main characters are also very evident, it does not only shower you with the advancement of the character through humiliation, but clearly shows the subtle way of how the female main lead will undoubtedly be there to listen through the rants of a corporate slave and even encourage the main lead to strive on becoming a better person.