I feel like that’s better than glazing over concepts that need to be thoroughly dissected in order to be understood, no? we can’t really understand MC’s logic, reasoning, initiative, execution, without knowing the insecurities and emotions she chooses to hide from even herself, Its as if we’re uncovering her trauma along with her, but I get that maybe it’s more than what a typical reader of this genre signs up for, but I think its better for the author to aim for psychological than to just leave us wondering why MC is making certain unreasonable decisions. Though I do understand your point that it does get unexpectedly intense and overly complex at random moments (which would cause it to appear not in sync) but I believe it’s a realistic portrayal of PTSDヾ(❀╹◡╹)ﾉ~ all love tho
Idk but I feel like they're trying too hard to make this psychological, dont get me wrong I love the plot but it feels like its all over the place and not in sync(￣∇￣")