worth reading, honestly, but i can’t lie, i still felt a bit underwhelmed even if the chapters were kinda long. i get why some people were disappointed about the lack of mpreg, i lowkey expected it too lol. but it also makes sense why it didn’t happen. first, it’s not really what they wanted, it was more kamiya’s instincts pushing the idea of reproduction rather than an actual mutual desire. and during that time, they were still dealing with kamiya’s situation anyway, so having a child would’ve just added more stress, especially with his mental struggles and identity changes. their relationship ending up stable was actually the best part. it worked without forcing a kid into the picture just for closure. the story felt more about their growth and how they stayed together through everything, which honestly mattered more. also, hitomi going through the same disease added real tension and made their bond feel more grounded. not perfect, but solid, especially with how they communicate. at the end of the day, it’s really on the author’s direction, and i think they chose what made the most sense for the characters instead of readers expectations.
worth reading, honestly, but i can’t lie, i still felt a bit underwhelmed even if the chapters were kinda long. i get why some people were disappointed about the lack of mpreg, i lowkey expected it too lol. but it also makes sense why it didn’t happen. first, it’s not really what they wanted, it was more kamiya’s instincts pushing the idea of reproduction rather than an actual mutual desire. and during that time, they were still dealing with kamiya’s situation anyway, so having a child would’ve just added more stress, especially with his mental struggles and identity changes. their relationship ending up stable was actually the best part. it worked without forcing a kid into the picture just for closure. the story felt more about their growth and how they stayed together through everything, which honestly mattered more. also, hitomi going through the same disease added real tension and made their bond feel more grounded. not perfect, but solid, especially with how they communicate. at the end of the day, it’s really on the author’s direction, and i think they chose what made the most sense for the characters instead of readers expectations.