If you become too conceited without any actual talent, living on hope... give up.
Hmmm... if I could sum this up in a couple of words I'd go with, "Sweetly Pathetic." What I mean by this is, it was interesting in a depressing way.
true, very true, i also found it depressing, only because i feel like it was a "real" plot. there is no happy ending (i don't think there is), it felt like it could be very relate-able, the story wasn't "manga" like where bad situations usually/always turn out in the main character's favour.
but yea, it was good, and super depressing, left me feeling sad.
ah, just noticed the psychological and slice of life tags, sigh~ i should have read that before reading the manga xD
Heisuke will think. It was looove.
I don't think he's missing anything. It's that peace of mind that's oozing from his calm personality, compared to the upthight and drama queen others, that draw little children and cats towards him. Little children and cats are never wrong :-P
He kept asking himself what he was missing in a previous chapter. I was merely responding to it after finishing chapter 19.
I know, I know. In real life, when people keep telling you there's something wrong with you, even if they're the ones who are wrong, a person sometimes ends up believing it and think he's really lacking something. That's what Heisuke did the former chapter. This manga goes a bit slow, but it's not bad at all, in the Slice of life-genre.
For this kind of ending? Half way
through I was too invested in
the story to give up on it. To anyone who starts this story... spoiler alert- the one uru loves will leave after a kiss on the cheek confession. The Cheek. No. Real. Kisses. Or confirmed Bf/Gf status. Just a promise to wait. wait for years....
I don't like the ending~~
mmmm i think it ended better than most manga do other than that the story was sweet. (=・ω・=)
gimme gimme mooooooooore. when ever you can :)