I think it's because he's a tsundere. But yeah, I'd like to see a new volume with them as adults
I know, but something about how he's portrayed makes him come off as meaner and less endearing... personally, ofc.
But I think it's something about the author and their artstyle itself. I reread his for the new extra uploaded and Hayasaki also gave me some creepy vibes at times...
Mano, tu é brasileiro e a gente tá falando em inglês KKKKKKKK. Acho que por ele era tsundere e ainda ser adolescente ele é 100x mais imaturo e malvado mesmo. Tem outros mangás com personagens tsunderes que não são tão assim, né. Mas eu ia amar ver um skiptime dos dois já adultos, quem sabe a personalidade dele mude um pouquinho
Ah vsfKKKKKKKKKKK COMO QUE EU VO SABER VEI
Mas é, tsundere pra mim funciona quando da pra ver algum gap moe e aqui tem quase nenhum e considerando que até esse extra ainda foi na escola nn sei dizer se dá pra acteditar em um mundo onde publicam a história deles adultos.... mas sempre dá pra sonhar né KKKKK
Tbh I still couldn't like Nagi's personality to the very end (´• ω •` '') I know he's still a teenager and stuff, and we don't have enough chapters to get anything actually realistically conclusive on a character arc for him (so technically, what we got was actually the most realistic way to portray him...) – but, argh! Hayasaki was such a cutie!! He deserved more affection and kind words :'( I didn't need Nagi to do a 180° on his personality but like, at least acknowledging Hayasaki's efforts would've been nice... (well, not like Hayasaki was 100% a saint either. Offering that handjob was crazy work.)
Either way, I liked this story a lot, but Nagi's character didn't land well with me. I think I'd need another volume of them in college for me to look at him with a new perspective