omg I didnt know this was the same author who made darling! All of the stories like this had such interesting plots that makes you interested in them. They dont make them like they used to be anymore
I was surprised by this manga, because I really like author's other works. To me, this manga wasn't interesting and even boring, that I had to skip certain pages. The relationship between main characters was weird and didn't feel genuine. Even Akina's choice of career (him becoming idol) didn't feel right, because, as he said, didn't have any interest in it. Chiba was unlikable, and Akina guickly forgave him his actions. It felt like Chiba didn't care until last pages. To me, this was waste of time. If you like this author, I recommend more Darling or Leopard Hakusho
Okay can someone explain me 3 things please... First why Chiba broke up with Akina & told him that he was playing with him?, second did the idols end up together? & third why in the last chap Chiba ignored Akina almost all the chapter? ╮(￣▽￣)╭
Chiba broke up with Akina bcz chiba thinks it's better for Akina to be with his family, also he didn't want to lose anyone he hold dear to him (like what happened with him in the pass with that idol who he had loved.) For ur second question there wasn't an actual part that showed they confess to each other so it's unknown; however, they both like each other so we can say yes. Lastly Chiba was trying his best to ignored Akina bcz he doesn't like to mix up his personal life with is professional life, also he was full of lust just looking at Akina so he was retraining himself.
Probably a lot of people will disagree with me dislike this comment but ...I really don't like Chiba, Akina is really too good for him (￣ε(#￣)Σ He had a nasty personality even before Tsunami died, and his relationship with Kyouei is a pretty good example. He used him for his own advantage and then threw him away without even saying anything. Everyone knew his attachment to Chiba, he could've rejected him clearly at least... What happened to Tsubaki was really sad, but I feel sad for Tsubaki, who died because of an accident, not for Chiba. If he had been more honest with his feelings, it probably wouldn't have ended this badly.
both of the stories were pretty good, I wish I could see a bit more of the second couple because the chapters dedicated to them were short, the main I don't have any complain everything were detailed greatly but in some pages the draws weren't well made
The one thing that irritated me about this manga is how smoothly Rintarou and Akina got back together after Rintarou "dumped" him. I mean, I understand why Rintarou did it (thought it would be better for Akina), but after saving Akina from falling off the roof, and all the mushy parts that came after that, Rintarou didn't once apologize or even explain his actions. The way Rintarou broke up and the words he said, it can be pretty traumatic for a young person like Akina who is in love, and yet they glossed right over it. Like, nope, no big deal and it's all solved again. So while some parts of the mangaka's plot can be a bit stretched, it doesn't usually bother me like this part did. Otherwise it's pretty typical Ougi Yuzuha manga, with the crazy story and characters, giant uke eyes and sexy seme eyes/eyebrows, and some humor thrown in.
I didn't know they were going to add more chapters to this. I already read the whole thing, now I have another chapter to read. If it's not complete yet, they need to change it to Ongoing so people don't think it's actually Complete. I thought it was done. :O Now I'm going to read the new chapter.
Extras can come at random, sometimes even years after the series is considered complete by the mangaka. They'll suddenly be asked to do an extra for a new run of the tanko, or an anniversary, or the scan group will get lucky and suddenly get raws they'd previously been unable to find. Since they aren't considered part of the main story, the series can still be considered complete without them.
That makes sense. It still surprised me when I found out there was a new chapter. I don't think it's an extra though. I think they got lucky and found another chapter. :)
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omg I didnt know this was the same author who made darling! All of the stories like this had such interesting plots that makes you interested in them. They dont make them like they used to be anymore
Hmm good to thoroughly read the first time, but not for a second. Am rereading and I just find myself skimming back through.
Great example of "you can't see the forest for the trees". https://www.mangago.me/read-manga/tokyo_shinjuu/mf/v02/c008.5/11/
LMAO
I was surprised by this manga, because I really like author's other works. To me, this manga wasn't interesting and even boring, that I had to skip certain pages. The relationship between main characters was weird and didn't feel genuine. Even Akina's choice of career (him becoming idol) didn't feel right, because, as he said, didn't have any interest in it. Chiba was unlikable, and Akina guickly forgave him his actions. It felt like Chiba didn't care until last pages. To me, this was waste of time. If you like this author, I recommend more Darling or Leopard Hakusho
Okay can someone explain me 3 things please...
First why Chiba broke up with Akina & told him that he was playing with him?, second did the idols end up together? & third why in the last chap Chiba ignored Akina almost all the chapter? ╮(￣▽￣)╭
Chiba broke up with Akina bcz chiba thinks it's better for Akina to be with his family, also he didn't want to lose anyone he hold dear to him (like what happened with him in the pass with that idol who he had loved.)
For ur second question there wasn't an actual part that showed they confess to each other so it's unknown; however, they both like each other so we can say yes.
Lastly Chiba was trying his best to ignored Akina bcz he doesn't like to mix up his personal life with is professional life, also he was full of lust just looking at Akina so he was retraining himself.
Probably a lot of people will disagree with me dislike this comment but ...I really don't like Chiba, Akina is really too good for him (￣ε(#￣)Σ
He had a nasty personality even before Tsunami died, and his relationship with Kyouei is a pretty good example. He used him for his own advantage and then threw him away without even saying anything. Everyone knew his attachment to Chiba, he could've rejected him clearly at least...
What happened to Tsubaki was really sad, but I feel sad for Tsubaki, who died because of an accident, not for Chiba. If he had been more honest with his feelings, it probably wouldn't have ended this badly.
both of the stories were pretty good, I wish I could see a bit more of the second couple because the chapters dedicated to them were short, the main I don't have any complain everything were detailed greatly but in some pages the draws weren't well made
The one thing that irritated me about this manga is how smoothly Rintarou and Akina got back together after Rintarou "dumped" him. I mean, I understand why Rintarou did it (thought it would be better for Akina), but after saving Akina from falling off the roof, and all the mushy parts that came after that, Rintarou didn't once apologize or even explain his actions. The way Rintarou broke up and the words he said, it can be pretty traumatic for a young person like Akina who is in love, and yet they glossed right over it. Like, nope, no big deal and it's all solved again. So while some parts of the mangaka's plot can be a bit stretched, it doesn't usually bother me like this part did. Otherwise it's pretty typical Ougi Yuzuha manga, with the crazy story and characters, giant uke eyes and sexy seme eyes/eyebrows, and some humor thrown in.
Hated the mum! What a nasty human
I didn't know they were going to add more chapters to this. I already read the whole thing, now I have another chapter to read. If it's not complete yet, they need to change it to Ongoing so people don't think it's actually Complete. I thought it was done. :O Now I'm going to read the new chapter.
Extras can come at random, sometimes even years after the series is considered complete by the mangaka. They'll suddenly be asked to do an extra for a new run of the tanko, or an anniversary, or the scan group will get lucky and suddenly get raws they'd previously been unable to find. Since they aren't considered part of the main story, the series can still be considered complete without them.
That makes sense. It still surprised me when I found out there was a new chapter. I don't think it's an extra though. I think they got lucky and found another chapter. :)
In the ending scene, lol he knew why.