I have read till 18 ch and yeah this is trash one star,now mc has system which bassicly makes it useless to cultivate and just needs to anger strong people okay but mc doesnt even care about it when his father could probably kill few 10k people easily and he is probably weak *ss ant in big world.So what does mc do nothing all he does is just lay down?And walk around making other people angry now this isnt tha big of deal anger system is okay but mc is too much anoying and arrogant, his arrongence is 20 light years tall.Authors tries to be funny but jokes arent funny at all and are anoying.Now you would think mc will improve but no, assains comes at him at night and tries to kill him and almost succed and what does mc do after this have wake up call? no he continues and forgets about it even thought ke can be killed at any second by anyone anywhere its like your house is full of landmines and you can die at any moment but mc is purposfuly trying to get himself killed,rewiew limit words
So much potential wasted on the lines of cliche and fate...
When I read the synopsis, it intrigued me. The concept that Tamura had dreams that foretold the future seemed really interesting, but after reading it, I believe that if he wasn't having those dreams, he wouldn't even be with Seiwa at all.
Their relationship, if I can even call it that because it felt more like a business transaction, was nonexistent: we have two characters who just met, who had never fallen for anyone before, saying "nice to meet you" and "I love you" at the same time.
The supporting characters were also annoyingly unrealistic and all over the place, actually deciding the main characters' next moves for them. I still forced myself to keep reading because I figured since the whole thing revolved around them doing it, it should be at least worth reading, but no, the mangaka simply decided to skip the "most important" scene of the manga, as if it's something trivial that had already happened fifty times or so.
The questions that kept coming to my mind were: would they be together if it wasn't for these so-called dreams? If someone foresees a future they don't want, shouldn't the fact that they're able to foresee it make it possible for them to avoid it? And most importantly: can it even be called fate?
To sum it up, picture one of those lame ecchi stories where the guy convinces the girl to have sex with him because otherwise, the world would end, and if the girl thinks about questioning his motives, the supporting characters are all there to convince her of how the world needs her to have sex with this guy so that they all could live for at least another day. Change the girl into a guy, and you have "Koi wa Ina Mono Myouna Mono"!
I still don't get why it has high ratings, but after finishing it, I realize that this is a work done by Tsuda Mikiyo. Now looking at my list, I didn't like most of her works, so I guess I would recommend this manga to the people who know her works and like them. If you are not one of these people, then you should probably pass on this one. Believe me, there are better ones out there!
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When I read the synopsis, it intrigued me. The concept that Tamura had dreams that foretold the future seemed really interesting, but after reading it, I believe that if he wasn't having those dreams, he wouldn't even be with Seiwa at all.
Their relationship, if I can even call it that because it felt more like a business transaction, was nonexistent: we have two characters who just met, who had never fallen for anyone before, saying "nice to meet you" and "I love you" at the same time.
The supporting characters were also annoyingly unrealistic and all over the place, actually deciding the main characters' next moves for them. I still forced myself to keep reading because I figured since the whole thing revolved around them doing it, it should be at least worth reading, but no, the mangaka simply decided to skip the "most important" scene of the manga, as if it's something trivial that had already happened fifty times or so.
The questions that kept coming to my mind were: would they be together if it wasn't for these so-called dreams? If someone foresees a future they don't want, shouldn't the fact that they're able to foresee it make it possible for them to avoid it? And most importantly: can it even be called fate?
To sum it up, picture one of those lame ecchi stories where the guy convinces the girl to have sex with him because otherwise, the world would end, and if the girl thinks about questioning his motives, the supporting characters are all there to convince her of how the world needs her to have sex with this guy so that they all could live for at least another day. Change the girl into a guy, and you have "Koi wa Ina Mono Myouna Mono"!
I still don't get why it has high ratings, but after finishing it, I realize that this is a work done by Tsuda Mikiyo. Now looking at my list, I didn't like most of her works, so I guess I would recommend this manga to the people who know her works and like them. If you are not one of these people, then you should probably pass on this one. Believe me, there are better ones out there!