It was actually possible from the very beginning. The only problem is that the author is a woman, so she’ll probably screw over the MC from now on, just like the author of Grapara did.
What kind of logic is that? She saw him fucking another girl. Her responsibilities to him are so dead that she doesn't even owe him being properly broken up with.
What kind of logic is that? She saw him fucking another girl. Her responsibilities to him are so dead that she doesn't even owe him being properly broken up with.
The solution to violence is not more violence. Stooping to the level of the person who hurt you doesn't make you better; it simply turns you into another piece of trash, just like him...
The solution to violence is not more violence. Stooping to the level of the person who hurt you doesn't make you better; it simply turns you into another piece of trash, just like him...
Replace with “cheating” and the point remains the same. Him betraying her explains her pain, but it doesn’t make it right for her to do the same. If the relationship was already over for her, she could have ended it before kissing someone else. Hitting back doesn’t make you better; it just repeats the same behavior. And for a serialized manga, I expected a little more intelligent drama, not the same cheap NTR doujin cliché.
That is why we said women should be kept away from writing seinen—they might produce abominations like this.