Kenziecake's manga / #childhood friends(101)

Probably one of the best doujin I've read in a while. The art was awesome and the characters felt on point. I'll probably re-read this one several times.

Oh man where do I began with this one. At first I had very little expectations for it, but boy was I wrong, it kept me reeling till the end and foregoing sleep. The thing that was probably the biggest yes for me was the feelings presented by the main character Hirou Yuusa aka "Hero". He was relatable in ways that made him feel realistic, most of the ways he reacted to things, to me, broke most a lot of cliches for how most (I'm assuming he is) semes act. I like when points are made very clearly( and reasonable) that's one of the things that bugs me a lot when people argue in stories is that I don't feel that they properly arrive at they outcome they do with what was said. Off the point there, but anyway I really liked this story. It felt very fresh. I also really liked the bits that played out like gaming platforms "Do you wish to save your data?" "There are no replays in the game of life." Also I loved how even if Yuusa's mom only appeared in like two pages, I felt like it added a lot when she said " I'm happy as long as you are satisfied." And I'm glad that Himekawa was finally sorta able to make up with his mom, I know personally how difficult it is to have a parent with mental problems. I'm glad I read this.

One again I think this author has pulled off a refreshing story with realistic