The title lied to me! I expected to see them move on from their school days, maybe into college or even past that, and starting that family I was promised. Instead, we get junior high? high school? kids mating and talking about kids, kinda implying at the end that Haru's pregnant.
Mating is basically like getting married, without the option for divorce. It's forever. I dunno about anyone else, but my son, who starts high school this fall, last thing I want is for him to be getting married and having kids. The parents were unrealistically supportive in this story. Sure, the damage is done and nothing can be done about it. But I'd still be more than a little pissed at my kids, even while still giving my support and care.
On another note, after they started living together, why did Souta forbid Haru from going to school? If he was in heat, I could understand, but he clearly wasn't. I don't get it.
And please don't take any of what I said the wrong way. It's a cute story, and I enjoyed it for the fiction it is - especially Tomo, I love Tomo - but certain points of it made me both concerned and bothered. Maybe I'm just speaking too much as a parent, but I'd have liked it more if the kids had waited even just another 3-4 years before mating. AND SHOW ME THE FAMILY I WAS PROMISED!
Their parents told Haru to live with Souta while he's in heat, they're living together temporarily and he's at home cuz he's in heat.
About your opinion bruh I couldn't agree more. I was reading anxiously waiting for a huge skip time at least to the end of college days.
I believe in early love and I'm not against their bond. I'd also be supportive but it's too early to have kids, I really hope the author doesn't messes up the story making something like that too early.
Y'know, there's something that's always bothered me about mangas with weddings. Are weddings such a secretive thing in Japan that close family members, such as the children in case of remarriages like here, don't find out about it until the literal day off, or even after it's already happened? I keep reading it in these mangas, (usually) mom comes and is like, "I'm getting remarried!" Kids go "Cool! When?" "Tomorrow!" Eh????
According to the summary of this story, Yuuma comes home from his part-time job to hear from some rando dude that their parents got married. Like, when did that happen? That day, during his job? While he was working? I'd be so confused on so many levels. When did my mom meet someone new? When did it blossom into love? AND WHY THE F**K WASN'T I INVITED TO THE WEDDING??
A wedding, at least here in America, takes months of planning and is a huuuuge deal, even strangers on the street are hearing about it. Are they really just something not talked about or mentioned, at all, in Japan?
I think because it ‘s manga like i dont really know much but my cousin married to a japanese and it seems that they are taking the marriage seriously just like any other weddings but yeah this is what i only know maybe someone who lives there might give the answer we need because i also curious about it
It's so cute, but I really wanted Hatoyama to apologize to Hitsuji for basically telling him he's not part of their family that time Hinata went missing. Sure, later he said sensei is their family, but it just got glossed over when he said he wasn't. That look on sensei's face broke my heart that time, and I wanted him to speak up for himself, but he never did. And no apology later either! Otherwise, it was such a cute story!
On the other hand, I know a grandma who'd forever lose all visitation rights if it had been my kid who she basically tried to kidnap. >_<
I'm a bit late to the party, but I was confused about something and had to ask. The way Usato described his healing punch, he heals all the damage he inflicts as he deals it, leaving only pain to build and accumulate until the body can't take anymore and passes out. So then, why did the Black Knight girl still have so much extensive damage? Shouldn't that have been healed the instant it happened? Did I miss something?
Well because the black armour reflects damage to attacker and since Usato uses healing, there are no damage to reflect. I don't remember in were but I think it was said in previuos chapters that demons can't use healing magic or smth like that. :) The armour also depends on psychological condition of the owner and since that demon felt pain she couldn't consentrate properly to maintain her defence.
I think it was because her magic only reflects damage to the armor. However, because Usato heals his own wounds constantly, the magic couldn't be reflected onto him, and she was hit through her armor. And armor isn't a living thing, so Usato can't heal it. Usato was damaging the armor, and she was getting hurt through the armor because the magic wasn't reflecting the damage. (I think anyway.)
Hmmmm... I think because Usato is using healing magic on himself he isn't affected by the armor that reflects attacks. As to the demon accumulating damage, it's because Usato concentrated mana on his first and since the armor natural weakness is healing magic, they cancel each other's effect (the demon's armor's backlash and Usato's healing). Since the healing is canceled, what's left is his physical strength which is by no means human, therefore, the demon is naturally wounded. And also since no one really noticed that she's wounded because she activates her armor whenever there's people around when she was captured, it just got worse since her internal organs might have been damaged because of Usato's punch. But since demons are tougher she didn't die in the end.
That's what I think anyway. ┑( ̄Д  ̄)┍
Kind of scared me, to be honest. Not only did it seem to have a GPS tracker in it, but also a listening device so Renji could hear everything Haru and those close to him said. But the part that truly scared me was that it seemed to be fingerprint locked, so that if Haru had not chosen Renji, it couldn't ever be removed, at least not easily. He would never have been able to take another mate so long as that collar was fixed around his neck, almost like an artificial bite mark. Maybe to some people, but for me personally, that does not scream romantic. But overall, I liked the story and was glad Haru ended up with Renji, I just hope his more extreme possessive qualities cool down some in the future, or else I'd worry for Haru's future.
I also felt kinda sorry for Eiji's fiance at first, until he nearly had Haru gang raped and force mated. I mean, his fiance was cheating on him, "playing with a pet" he thought that whole time. No one would be happy to know that their boyfriend is seeing someone else on the side. He had my sympathy until he pulled his shit, then I hoped Renji actually followed through on his threat. Sorry, he lost all my sympathy. He and Eiji deserve each other.
Isezaki needs to have his dick ripped off and his ass be raped by omegas. (╬ ̄皿 ̄)凸