Completed Modern Romances °(づ｡•‿‿•｡)づ♡

- A very adorable fluff, which i highly recommend

This story is so cute! It has the right amount of fluff and cuteness. We don’t completely escape some tropes, but there are only one or two of them, so it’s fine. And most importantly, it’s the right length, not too long and not too short.

- Surprisingly well done amnesia drama

I must say, at first I was scared off by the synopsis, but I can confidently say that the mangaka did the story justice. Though we can’t escape a love triangle, it's handled well, but still, it’s there.

- Very average fluffy story

This is the most stereotypical fluff, and that’s not a bad thing. The story is just two adults and their dating life, and that’s nice. However, it feels very short, and I feel it needs more chapters

- A nothing burger fluff where you can easily predict everything

I’m glad I didn’t take a shot every time I predicted something right, as I would be blackout drunk. Seeing that there is no plot, I was praying the characters were somehow good, and they are! Which gives a point up in my book. :D Although even the characters aren’t enough with the weird inclusions of information.

- The most "i swear it gets at x chapters good" moment.

I’ll be straight, the translation in the third part of the story is awful. Like, so awful it’s understandable that every other person will drop it. But after that part, the story becomes a romantic comedy with some very self-indulgent wish fulfillment, that you can easily turn your brain off and enjoy.

— School life more like drama life

Do you want to read endless pining followed by a mess of miscommunications from teenagers? This is the story for you. ;) Back to an actual review. This is a next-door love story about teens trying to finally date each other which, of course, happens at the end. And naturally, it has its tropey moments, especially with the “pentagon of a love triangle.” The only saving grace is that the characters aren’t as bland.

— Turn off your brain and enjoy the drama

We have alcohol as the main villain, some tropey moments, and pretty good art. And of course, 18 chapters of “will they finally tell each other they want to date again?”

— Miscommunication, tragic backstories, and love triangles

The first three words sum it up perfectly. We have fake best friends turned lovers, with the help of a traumatic experience! My favorite moment in the story was when the ML thought her brother was his romantic rival.

To be fair, though, this story isn’t the worst or the best thing I’ve ever read. It has the obvious issue of the MC being constantly saved by the big, strong ML, but it’s not written so badly.

- It´s a dumpster fire full of attempts at being everything and failing at all of them

This story is hit or miss for me. At first i was drama, then it turned into soap opera and lastly into a fluff? And not me questioning the MCs brain function, when she is puzzled why he was so angy when she told him she wanna be strangers and he kissed her to get the point across, truly the mystery of century. Not adding the weird quoves eveywhere. Unironically i like the side couple more.

- It’s a frustrating dumpster fire

First of all, the enemy part lasts only 10 chapters, and it’s all a misunderstanding. Yeah, even I’m not sold on that. Another issue is that it’s way too cliché - like, very cliché. And the eyes… oh god, the eyes.

But to actually write a proper review: the story feels extremely rushed. You get every trope you can think of, and of course, plenty of dumb decisions made by the characters.