I really can't take it..fuck..y is she like a emotionless robot and like there is no flexibility in her character..no romance..ugh..m tired...so quit for a while...if its gets better..inform me guys
This manga, in my view, is excellently written and features compelling character development throughout its narrative. Initially, when I read the synopsis involving someone falling in love with a chair, I was somewhat skeptical. Fortunately, I chose to give it a try anyway.
The charm and warmth of the characters are truly engaging. Moreover, the subtle twists in the plot keep the story captivating.
The first three chapters focus on Jin, a furniture designer and craftsman, and Azumi, a young man who becomes enamored with a chair crafted by Jin. Their relationship experiences its fair share of highs and lows, with supporting characters seamlessly integrated into the storyline. I found the epilogue's explanation of the brothers' resemblance being attributed to a "virus" intriguing.
Additionally, there is a one-shot titled "Love Sign" included in this manga. It explores the premonitions of falling in love and narrates how two teenagers at an all-boys school come together after recognizing the intense glances they exchange. Though brief, it is skillfully written. I appreciated how the mangaka depicted the classic "tease the one you like" scenario.
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This is a nice romance book and I'm happy to be reading it 🤗🤗🤗
The charm and warmth of the characters are truly engaging. Moreover, the subtle twists in the plot keep the story captivating.
The first three chapters focus on Jin, a furniture designer and craftsman, and Azumi, a young man who becomes enamored with a chair crafted by Jin. Their relationship experiences its fair share of highs and lows, with supporting characters seamlessly integrated into the storyline. I found the epilogue's explanation of the brothers' resemblance being attributed to a "virus" intriguing.
Additionally, there is a one-shot titled "Love Sign" included in this manga. It explores the premonitions of falling in love and narrates how two teenagers at an all-boys school come together after recognizing the intense glances they exchange. Though brief, it is skillfully written. I appreciated how the mangaka depicted the classic "tease the one you like" scenario.