I just love how quickly they handled the miscommunication. A lot of romance media usually use it as a point of conflict, but I'm glad that they cleared it up asap. Such a healthy relationship. I wish there was more tho.
EXACTLY like one disagreement and like its over for 30 chapters like shit just TALK DAMN
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Literally just made an account to say that this made me cry from Ch. 3 onwards, and even 15 mins after reading it.
Their problems felt so real that even when I knew it was coming, I couldn't help but cry. I have seen that kind of rough patch before, and it's not pretty. It's far from it. It's all I could think about while reading this, and it just made it all more real because people do experience this irl. I'm just glad that the ending is worth my tears.
This manga is a true tear-jerker and heart-wrencher because the character's problems and conflicts don't just stem from cliched misunderstandings and contrived miscommunication. It's something very human that even if you haven't experienced it, there might've been people in your life that did, and that makes it all the scarier because it might happen to you too.
I like both Hinata and Aki, but tbh... I like Haru and Ryu more as characters compared to Aki. Aki never really had that much of a personality compared to the other characters.
Hinata's a ditzy emotional mess, Haru's a loveable brat, and Ryu... Ryu's just best boi. Aki's just meh.
It's still pretty decent, but I hoped that Aki's personality shone more thru. I understand that it came up short since most of it is from Hinata's POV, but... yeah. I hope Aki's personality was showcased more. He comes of as really bland compared to the other three.