It seems that the author whole heartedly agrees about how it’s not mandatory to make a new male rival appear to make it a shoujo. That a God romance can last even without a third wheel
Just 50 years, ie, 66 y.o. to tell her lets go on a trip. How long to tell that I like you? I’ll hope you can say it before you die. You two are way toooo shy.And my stone-Buddha couple need to advance too
I previously read Bijo ga Yajuu, and yes, though I know it's common these days, for men to be like that, I sorta still wish it wasn't. In this one, I know Nico likes the beautician, but the beautician is so... Dodgy, it's really hard to tell anything. All I know is that he likes Niko as a good friend and model, and someone who can lift his spirits up, sometimes being a refreshing character in his life. I know nothing lasts permanently, and I know that people separate for new meetings to take place... But I don't want that. If we apply this to each and every manga, and apply the concept that nothing lasts, then I can't help but think, "this couple ends up together in the manga up to the end, with the promise of a happy ending, but they'll separate, too..." It hurts my heart. I don't want it to end. I don't want to separate. If every meeting ends with a parting, then I don't want to get too attached. If romantic relationships are not bound to last, then I do not want to be in one. Ever. Immature? I probably am. Maybe I am escaping reality and simply being childish, refusing to see the world. But... I don't want to let go of my ideals. I am the president of my rejection club, and though I may be a coward and won'tt make the first step, I do not want to try. I've seen so many panful separations, and I do not want to be part of it. I do not believe in myself, and that's fine. I'm happy, and their happy. I'm not a loses in this battlefield of love. Instead, I'll be its cheerleader.
Still, this manga drew me to it, and now I can't help but anticipate the next chapter, no matter what may happen. Haha, it's not wrong to hope for a happy ending, even in this sorta manga where separation is recurring, right? Just a side note, I'd I was Niko, I would do my best to not like him and stick to not being like mg relatives... That's why I'm not the main character. Sorry, I'm too touchy when it comes to stuff like this...
I hate partings too, but I think there is beauty in ephemeral things. Like, make the most of it while it lasts, not one thing is the same forever so you just have to enjoy it as much as possible in any form it comes. Not sure if that makes sense or not...
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Chapter 14 hits different
Still confused about the salesman
I crying for grandma's story, it is pitiful, and happy.
kinda cute <3
It's still labeled as Ongoing, but the last updated chapter has the [END] tag. Is it really over or is there something else missing?
It finally is complete!
It seems that the author whole heartedly agrees about how it’s not mandatory to make a new male rival appear to make it a shoujo. That a God romance can last even without a third wheel
Omergod a wild male rival appered
Male rival used childhood friend attack but it failed ╥﹏╥
rivals !
So the mom and the salesman...was that guy supposed to be her husband?
Just 50 years, ie, 66 y.o. to tell her lets go on a trip. How long to tell that I like you? I’ll hope you can say it before you die. You two are way toooo shy.And my stone-Buddha couple need to advance too
this chapter is a manga version of "love, rosie" ;D
Is this a rip off beauty pop??
It updated!
I previously read Bijo ga Yajuu, and yes, though I know it's common these days, for men to be like that, I sorta still wish it wasn't. In this one, I know Nico likes the beautician, but the beautician is so... Dodgy, it's really hard to tell anything. All I know is that he likes Niko as a good friend and model, and someone who can lift his spirits up, sometimes being a refreshing character in his life. I know nothing lasts permanently, and I know that people separate for new meetings to take place... But I don't want that. If we apply this to each and every manga, and apply the concept that nothing lasts, then I can't help but think, "this couple ends up together in the manga up to the end, with the promise of a happy ending, but they'll separate, too..." It hurts my heart. I don't want it to end. I don't want to separate. If every meeting ends with a parting, then I don't want to get too attached. If romantic relationships are not bound to last, then I do not want to be in one. Ever. Immature? I probably am. Maybe I am escaping reality and simply being childish, refusing to see the world. But... I don't want to let go of my ideals.
I am the president of my rejection club, and though I may be a coward and won'tt make the first step, I do not want to try. I've seen so many panful separations, and I do not want to be part of it. I do not believe in myself, and that's fine. I'm happy, and their happy. I'm not a loses in this battlefield of love. Instead, I'll be its cheerleader.
Still, this manga drew me to it, and now I can't help but anticipate the next chapter, no matter what may happen. Haha, it's not wrong to hope for a happy ending, even in this sorta manga where separation is recurring, right?
Just a side note, I'd I was Niko, I would do my best to not like him and stick to not being like mg relatives... That's why I'm not the main character. Sorry, I'm too touchy when it comes to stuff like this...
I hate partings too, but I think there is beauty in ephemeral things. Like, make the most of it while it lasts, not one thing is the same forever so you just have to enjoy it as much as possible in any form it comes.
Not sure if that makes sense or not...