imo its better this way since the mc is a crazy and unpredictable person. it adds to the feeling of him being actually crazy and a lunatic. If we knew what was going on in his mind it would take away from that.
I spent the majority of my time reading this in a state of, "this is absurd; why am I still going on?" At some point, I think I was left speechless by how poorly the story unfolded and just had to see it through—it was like a unique form of paralysis. For me, the primary problem was that the jerks acted like typical jerks, and it's tough for me to accept their apologies or the supposedly heart-wrenching motives behind their actions. The secondary issue is how—ignoring the rape aspect—the victim ends up falling in love with someone who’s either never around or with whom they barely interact. How
does that even make sense?
However, the 5th chapter, although it didn’t compensate for the earlier ones, made me laugh because it was ridiculous in an intentional way. Even though it involves the same characters, I believe it’s still amusing even if you skip the first four chapters. This is adapted from a novel series by Fuyuno. In the atogaki, Ebihara mentioned that the main characters had slightly altered profiles in the series, so I’m holding out hope that this divergence suggests the original might have been decent.
when your dearest wish comes true but ends up turning your life upside down in a suffocating manner,
the person you longed for reveals themselves to be overly pushy, disregarding your feelings and making all the decisions for you.
The protagonist must grapple with newfound emotions and their own inner turmoil.
On the other hand, this story also portrays the sorrow of a successful man,
who never thought they could love, yet when they do, finds themselves unable to contain their overwhelming feelings, almost crushing the object of their affection in the process.
The artwork is truly stunning.
This mangaka excels at capturing a wide range of beautiful expressions; the characters are visually striking and captivating in their unique ways.
Reading this will not be a waste of time.
I thoroughly enjoyed this story.
Though it progresses rather quickly, it's genuinely heartwarming =^-^=
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does that even make sense?
However, the 5th chapter, although it didn’t compensate for the earlier ones, made me laugh because it was ridiculous in an intentional way. Even though it involves the same characters, I believe it’s still amusing even if you skip the first four chapters. This is adapted from a novel series by Fuyuno. In the atogaki, Ebihara mentioned that the main characters had slightly altered profiles in the series, so I’m holding out hope that this divergence suggests the original might have been decent.
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the person you longed for reveals themselves to be overly pushy, disregarding your feelings and making all the decisions for you.
The protagonist must grapple with newfound emotions and their own inner turmoil.
On the other hand, this story also portrays the sorrow of a successful man,
who never thought they could love, yet when they do, finds themselves unable to contain their overwhelming feelings, almost crushing the object of their affection in the process.
The artwork is truly stunning.
This mangaka excels at capturing a wide range of beautiful expressions; the characters are visually striking and captivating in their unique ways.
Reading this will not be a waste of time.
I thoroughly enjoyed this story.
Though it progresses rather quickly, it's genuinely heartwarming =^-^=
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