I’ve been reading this manga for what feels like forever, and I’ve loved the author’s work for years. One thing I’ve noticed, though, is that I keep forgetting how the story unfolds — not because it’s boring, but because the pacing and character development are so slow that it becomes easy to lose track. Honestly, the characters get under my skin sometimes, especially Ken. He’s probably the definition of my pet peeve. I get that confessing your feelings is hard, but the way he kissed Kirara and continues to send mixed signals? It’s frustrating to watch.
That said, I’m genuinely rooting for Hitomi to finally get his happy ending. Seeing Oomeda and Hanawa, and even the older brother and the single father, find their own kind of happiness has been so satisfying. Now I’m just hoping the same for Hitomi — he deserves it. („• ֊ •„)
I’ve been reading this manga for what feels like forever, and I’ve loved the author’s work for years. One thing I’ve noticed, though, is that I keep forgetting how the story unfolds — not because it’s boring, but because the pacing and character development are so slow that it becomes easy to lose track. Honestly, the characters get under my skin sometimes, especially Ken. He’s probably the definition of my pet peeve. I get that confessing your feelings is hard, but the way he kissed Kirara and continues to send mixed signals? It’s frustrating to watch.
That said, I’m genuinely rooting for Hitomi to finally get his happy ending. Seeing Oomeda and Hanawa, and even the older brother and the single father, find their own kind of happiness has been so satisfying. Now I’m just hoping the same for Hitomi — he deserves it. („• ֊ •„)