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Oh yeah, these 4 pages are definitely crucial for keeping people interested. Can't imagine how the manga would've survived without them.

This has been contetsted a lot recently, but I still think that her own words about not seeing him as a man her attempts to intoduce him to other girls and his own words about her always only seeing him as a friend All of those add up into her actually never viewing him as a romantic option...

I don't think he did. Certainly there will be drama, and I guess there is a chance there won't be a happy ending for anyone, but Hikari not ever forgiving Yuu is definitely out of question. Since this thread is still going, they announced today that there will be an officially published (light)...

Even if we don't discuss this as a romance manga, where she is obviously going to forgive him, I don't think he did something unforgivable from a RL perspective either. The complete trust they used to have might be broken, but if she is seriously in love with him, this should not be a show stopper.

Without going back to that discussion, I guess what I wanted to say is that she wanted him to see through her mask and see this instead of just accepting the former despite having suspicions that is not who she is.

I know this was brought up in context of "he could've organized more dates", but I think you're both misinterpreting that scene in the cafe. It was not about "Yuu wants to do normal couple stuff, but Yami wants to stay cooped up (and do physical stuff)". It was about Yuu thinking she might be...

Sure, it's just that most readers ignore nuances anyway, just like you did. There is no evil love rival in Saranami though.

Ok, so going back to this Are you sure you actually want drama with nuance when you completely ignore any existing nuance here, intentionally or not?

I don't remember this happening either. I went through the flashback novel chapters briefly and didn't find anything like that. Did I forget something?

I don't think those are the same things. Maybe I'm misinterpreting your words, but to me this sounds like "I contributed more/took the initiative, so now it's your turn". Which is very different from "I care a lot about you and I'm ready to pull a lot of stuff to be with you, and I would want...

Doesn't feel like what actually happened to me. Remember, it was Hikari who wanted to say something first, but only after she decided not to, he said okay, if that's it then I have something to tell you. It makes sense that he waited for her to say something first because she was the one who...

Not sure how fair this is. Yami never realized Hikari's childhood friend was Yuu until she saw his real first name mentioned, so the same could very much apply to Yuu. And Yami most likely acted quite differently with them. We don't know how much Hikari talked about her, but I wouldn't just go...

He doesn't though, or at least it was never said he knew. We always saw them meet on a neutral ground or talk via phone. And what we are sure of is that she did not know where he lived (as shown in that 21.5 extra aka sleepover chapter). So most likely the same applies to him too.

Is this why you started this very non-cliché story about a high school girl trying to confess to her childhood friend?

I just don't see how it can feel right after what happened 30 minutes before.

They might sound very similar, but the important part here is that he is waiting for the right moment, meanwhile getting closer and closer to Hikari and feeling the right chemistry. The "maximizing chances" thing would be more about "what should I say and what should I hide for my confession to...

The web novel and the manga are released simultaneously. Neither is ahead of the other, so this is the latest chapter for both.

He explains it right away, doesn't he? He doesn't want to ruin their friendship in case she doesn't reciprocate. I doubt he thinks of it as "perfect", more like "after this, I just have to". I dunno, he started saying something but she interrupted him with the kiss and then the goodbye. It...

I agree with most of your points, but I don't think he was as invested. We've had a long discussion on this with @story645, but to keep it short, to me ch. 26 and especially beach trip chapters show the difference in levels in their commitment: Yami barely slept to spend as much time with Yuu...

I don't get why you guys keep mentioning the chances. Does he really seem to be a calculating kind of guy to you? To me it seems like that was all quite spontaneous. He just had a soul-crushing encounter with his ex girlfriend who ended up bidding him farewell. He probably felt like he just had...