I really love this story. Both of them are incredibly adorable.
Mitama did have feelings for Koyomi when he was still a child, but Mitama never had any impure or inappropriate thoughts. So I don't understand why some people say the ending has pedophilic undertones when neither Mitama's actions nor his thoughts suggest anything like that.
Mitama started watching over Koyomi because Koyomi was able to sense his presence, and I think his feelings truly blossomed after Koyomi gave him the scarf.
To me, this is a sincere and pure love story. If people consider this to have pedophilic undertones, then wouldn't that logic also apply to stories where the older top or bottom—whether they're a god or not—has cared for the younger one since childhood?
That said, every story will have different interpretations. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion.
As for me, I absolutely adore this story. Both of them are just so lovable. I saw someone say they wished they could experience a love like the one in this story, and I feel exactly the same way.
I really love this story. Both of them are incredibly adorable.
Mitama did have feelings for Koyomi when he was still a child, but Mitama never had any impure or inappropriate thoughts. So I don't understand why some people say the ending has pedophilic undertones when neither Mitama's actions nor his thoughts suggest anything like that.
Mitama started watching over Koyomi because Koyomi was able to sense his presence, and I think his feelings truly blossomed after Koyomi gave him the scarf.
To me, this is a sincere and pure love story. If people consider this to have pedophilic undertones, then wouldn't that logic also apply to stories where the older top or bottom—whether they're a god or not—has cared for the younger one since childhood?
That said, every story will have different interpretations. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion.
As for me, I absolutely adore this story. Both of them are just so lovable. I saw someone say they wished they could experience a love like the one in this story, and I feel exactly the same way.