The plot was really interesting but I can't keep reading any longer. I don't like the fact that the protagonist has to teach to ml (and the other guy and his own brother) how to love or how to live as a normal human being, she's not his mother
I remember dropping this a while ago bc of ml, but it kinda makes me wonder if this is really a gem or not bc its the same author from "the 11th school trip", an absolute wonderful story ugh...
I personally liked it, I've reread it a couple of times now. The only thing that bothers me is that the side characters are pretty one dimensional, a lot of people don't like the ml but I personally think they have a pretty good chemistry. Overall I think you should give it a go if you want
I also think this is one of the areas where author fails, but it seems rather intentional than a mistake. Author prioritize the relationship between the two main characters over plot or side characters. Well Im gonna give it a try later, you convinced me. thanks!
Prepare some tissues
I was expecting something wholesome but this ended up being another trauma uh.
Not bad. Author did a good job exploring internalized homophobia out there, i really feel it as a lesbian myself. However that scene in chapter4... was totally unnecessary and even disrespectful for the story itself. Why would author do that to his character? That doesn't add depth to the story at all! And Anezaki was a good complex character but there was not enough of him facing his problems, we got nothing! Im kinda angry now.
Also I would have loved to see more of them as a couple, facing the problem and TALK properly as a couple.
At first I thought the sister was a lesbian because she said something like "We're the same" to her brother. And I was like let's go lesbians!, only to find out she's really creepy. I mean, even if her feelings are not romantic, to me this is a really weird way to put it..