Amorou's manga / #school life(104)

Overall it was a good story. It was cute, and I liked the realistic portrayal of the relationships (after they get together, it's not all sunshine and rainbows; they both hurt each other numerous times, fight, and encounter near breakup situations). However, the translator changed midway through, which is where the dialogue became more difficult to read. The plot also became messier.

A cute, heartfelt story about the blossoming feelings between two highschool students. Their relationship was so wholesome and pure! However, I wasn't the biggest fan of the second couple, and felt that their story was rushed near the end. The open-ended ending of the second couple was more irritating than anything-- it definitely should've been more conclusive.

Ahhh this is my type of story-- it's already one of my favourites! Love the childhood friends concept. The pacing in this is just right, the portrayal of trauma is very well done, the character development is great, and the plot has a lot of potential! Not to mention how interesting and captivating the story is! I'm so excited for the future chapters!

Wow that was.. Disturbing and hot at the same time. I mean, A+ for creativity?

4.5/5. The storyline and plot was unique, and it didn't fall into the typical cliches of most BLs. I'm glad Kishima ended up with Yumeno, who was the second ML, but I found Kirino's character so tragic and sad. The portrayal of relationships and the reality of living as a gay person was portrayed so accurately.

The biggest thing holding this manhwa back is the extremely poor and inconsistent translation. I'm sure I'm missing like half of the plot of this story; at parts, it's nearly impossible to follow. However, though the story is a little cliché, it's very cute and heartwarming. The art is also super pretty.

It's super messed up! I always feel conflicted when such toxic and incestual relationships are normalized but the story was quite interesting overall.