moody_bish's manga / #music(2)

i- here are 2 songs that played in my head: too sad to cry by sasha sloan and life moves on by finneas. not jazz but they just played in my head. the story began awkwardly and the dialogue sounded unnatural. however, when the underlying conflict surfaced, i began to admire the straightforwardness of the dialogue. the songs used and the character building matched even when the pacing was somehow slow, like listening to jazz (i tried listening to a few of the songs, starting from lucky to be me by monica zetterlund). too sad to cry began playing in my head when the truth about Jaejun's suicide unraveled. life moves on played when they were slowly coming into terms with it. also, i can picture the first season as a musical. the second was more serious and fit for a movie. my emotional and sentimental heart breaks and heals while reading this. especially because of how impactful Jaejun's suicide was...

The story has a weak start, a confusing middle, but a well-enough ending. The professor becomes a distasteful character once you've sorted the whole premise. Akira and Yusanao are both Ozawas. Akira, the plain looking guy but with more social skills helps the good-looking virgin, Yusanao, to get a girlfriend. One night, Akira teaches Yusanao an experience Yusanao couldn't forget and pursued Akira. However, Akira has a complicated past which makes him hesitant to pursue a romantic relationship with anyone.