I read this for the first time and it's even more pretentious than AHR, the last one being a little more enjoyable to read. This was just plain boring. I don't know, the author wants to portray a deep story with deep characters but still fails to do it. It just feels overblown. Like the conversations between Akari and Kazu, i don't know if it was because the translation but most of the time i was like "what were they saying?" Before this I re-read Kimi ni todoke after so many years and i was able to appreciate it even more. Characters have consistent grow, even those who just seemed secondary in the beginning. Anyways I've always felt negative towards AHR and author's work in general. After this that haven't changed.
It just feels overblown. Like the conversations between Akari and Kazu, i don't know if it was because the translation but most of the time i was like "what were they saying?"
I've read chapters 40-43 from an ig account but they're not accepting anyone else, i'm sorry. There's someone who keeps reporting this acc so they're pretty strict now.
I read this for the first time and it's even more pretentious than AHR, the last one being a little more enjoyable to read. This was just plain boring. I don't know, the author wants to portray a deep story with deep characters but still fails to do it. It just feels overblown. Like the conversations between Akari and Kazu, i don't know if it was because the translation but most of the time i was like "what were they saying?"
Before this I re-read Kimi ni todoke after so many years and i was able to appreciate it even more. Characters have consistent grow, even those who just seemed secondary in the beginning.
Anyways I've always felt negative towards AHR and author's work in general. After this that haven't changed.
It just feels overblown. Like the conversations between Akari and Kazu, i don't know if it was because the translation but most of the time i was like "what were they saying?"
skill issue