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I must say, their misunderstanding game is of a higher tier than any I’ve read before. Not only does it make sense from the each of their perspective, but it’s weaved along in the story without it being knots. It’s rather interesting how intricate and well-connected it is. I even lost track of which is which.
Admittedly, it does get frustrating and dare I say boring mainly because it doesn’t give one the satisfaction that it went along as they thought it would. Kind of like the exasperation felt when exclaiming, “It was right there! Why tf did you go to the other direction?!”
The simple solution to enjoy this type of story though is to take breaks. Perhaps a break or change of pace could help lessen if not rid of that frustration/boredom (if one is). It’s a great story after all. It would be a pity if one suddenly stopped reading it altogether.(づ￣ ³￣)づ