Nobita's manga / #Drama(93)

This one was a little disappointing. I didn't really felt why Kazuchi (Or whatever the Seme's name is) is so in love with a person that is literally only beautiful and not giving him anything else. The relationship between them seems based only in sex so that is kind of why it didn't really made sense to me why blond one was regretting anything about his partner when the story was not really able to convey to me how much they love or care about each other or even why they care so much. In that sense Kono Koi ni Mirai was a whole another experience. That story made me fell a lot of painful things and a variety of emotions... it doesn't even feel like the same author. Art was good though and the blond one past story was interesting, but that is almost it.

This is really interesting because Mirai is a really real person in a really real situation! It's interesting how that relationship evolved and how Mirai experienced love, betrayal, happiness, devotion and sadness sadness but how the message of the story is that is not bad to be naive. It's not you to blame if everyone else in the word is a piece of sh*t and that there will always be someone that can appreciate that and not take advantage of it. Cute, fluffy and with an interesting pacing. Liked it a lot.

O prefer this one. Since I like the exploration of the character's conflicts and I love how sassy an unapologetic Sugiyama is

I kind of like how they don't really explain much about his past, or real feelings or intentions from both of them. It's kind of a refreshing a story that's propustly not trying to excuse it's characters for their behavior. Also, couple is really messy and this type of narration makes the story have a extrange rhythm what makes the ending feel rushed. I liked it, but it doesn't feel like it has an ending at all. Oh but drawing was really nice!

It was sweet and calming but also very poetic. I like stories like that, and I like the feeling of good dialogue. Really well done. Also all the ideas surrounding the "how to be in a couple" topic were really well done without any exasperating drama. Very natural story with a calming vibe. Love it

The issues about childhood trauma and stuff was interesting enough, making characters interesting in a lot of ways, but the couple's dynamic is just so... not entertaining. I feel like I just wanted to punch Tengoku in the face and get over with it... So at the end the story was meh, because it never touched deeply enough about each other's trauma to take advantage of such interesting characters. So, excellent idea... not so excellent execution.

I loved it. Story was really original and main character has an interesting attitude. I don't like him, but he seems so human, it's kinda fascinating. It's like exploring the story of the shitty boyfriend but without knowing we are the shitty boyfriend. I want more stories like this one, for sure.

Characters were not that likeable for me but I definitely liked the story and specially I liked that Shiro took himself out of it by asking for help at the end, thinking of himself not only as something that needs help and support but that can also try his best to support and live side by side with his partner. Cute

I really don't get why so many people where against this enging. Yeah it's a little rushed at some points, author never gave a proper explaination to a lot of things, but it's not terrible, and it make sense so I was like "yeah, that's exactly how it was supposed to end". Levi, Mikasa and Armin will always be my favourite characters in this story, and Eren's last moments with each one of them was pretty cute. It's like the teenage and young adult moment, he was never going to have, expressed in this little cute moments with his favourite people in the world. Adorable ending, a little rushed and a good manga in general. Not bets shounen in the world but REALLY good, and female characters here are a miracle to shounen if you ask me