It's not Karino
Yeahh, that was what I was thinking, but even so I I remember a few years ago she wrote a letter at the end of one chapter (7.5) saying that she doesn't know how it will end, but she would say it's a happy ending
She confirmed this three days ago ;)
I never thought it was; I said "if" she were still brave.
I personally think CH had an enormous potential, it was innovative, to a certain extent. But she lost it, simply. Maybe it was not really her path or, most likely, she was left with no other choices after a large part of the public went wild against her. I don't know, I just know... it has turned into something less dangerous, and certainly more reassuring, that means, alltogheter, less interesting.
She is brave and she didn't change anything. She knew what ending she wants from the beginning. She has an ask.fm page where in 2014 she already knew it's gonna have a happy ending. It's not called being brave it's called giving characters a development. But it's your opinion.
yes, it's my opinion that to turn an extraordinarily original story into a superbanal plot it's a shame.
You guys attack her when it's rape then you attack her when it's not... You wouldn't be happy with anything she did.
...which she hasn't been for a while, now, turning one of the most brilliant pieces ever into a sort of romantic comedy for horny teenagers, that guy trying to drown Azusa would be Karino, on a hint to teach him who's the real in command.
If it goes on like this, it will become a really romantic love-story, which is not the case. The true end would be Azusa taking revenge on him. But that was before he felt head-over-heels for the man that essentially destroyed his dignity.
Sometimes, editors and the public, too, are a bunch of assholes. Nothing more, nothing less.