I liked the beginning of the chapters, but as the story went on, the characters started to feel really frustrating and unrealistic. The part where the MC suddenly puts up a wall js because he had a slightly “naughty” dream (which was literally js kissing ┐(‘～`;)┌) felt so overblown. Irl, most people would just ignore something like that and move on, especially since no one wants others to find out about that kind of thing anyway. But instead, the MC drags it out with constant avoidance, obliviousness, and naivety, and it stops being cute and just becomes stressful to read (￣∇￣")
I also initially liked the ML, but his behavior started to get uncomfortable over time. Taking photos of the MC without his knowledge and keeping a whole photobook of them comes off as invasive rather than romantic, and his jealousy, lowk even over something as harmless as a celebrity crush js felt overly possessive. Instead of being portrayed as concerning, bruh these actions are kind of brushed off as affection, which made the dynamic feel unhealthy rather than compelling...
I liked the beginning of the chapters, but as the story went on, the characters started to feel really frustrating and unrealistic. The part where the MC suddenly puts up a wall js because he had a slightly “naughty” dream (which was literally js kissing ┐(‘～`;)┌) felt so overblown. Irl, most people would just ignore something like that and move on, especially since no one wants others to find out about that kind of thing anyway. But instead, the MC drags it out with constant avoidance, obliviousness, and naivety, and it stops being cute and just becomes stressful to read (￣∇￣")
I also initially liked the ML, but his behavior started to get uncomfortable over time. Taking photos of the MC without his knowledge and keeping a whole photobook of them comes off as invasive rather than romantic, and his jealousy, lowk even over something as harmless as a celebrity crush js felt overly possessive. Instead of being portrayed as concerning, bruh these actions are kind of brushed off as affection, which made the dynamic feel unhealthy rather than compelling...