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I mean... no one is just "fashionable" and "well-groomed" from birth. Every person who has an organized outfit, good hairstyle, and is in general well put together has decided at some point in their life that "I will work on myself and become more X".

This is the part I don't get the most. he also wants to "immediately apologize" in this chapter too. Come on man, out of all the situations in the relationship, the one thing that should never happened is for the party who was cheated on to apologize. It's not even about confidence, purely based...

This is inconsequential at this point. Like I've said, if it was him pursuing Yumi all along and initiating, it would be fine (at least for me - some signs could have been interpreted that way, so sure). But it's not what happened. It's Yumi explicitly hiding the fact that he is her ex from her...

People are really not fine with betrayals. I think at the core of the outrage it's not about tonal shift, romance, who Yuu likes, who was first, etc. It's about a pure girl, who trusted and confided in her best friend and then witnessed that trust being trampled on. If Yuu was actually in love...

IMHO there is no other way to read it. It was put in that way for a reason.

The new girl's hair is similar to Koharu's (the cheerful girl), so I'm guessing that's her, or her sister, or sth.

The bullies donated organs after death, and then through the sacrificial offering by Kyou their organs took over other peoples' bodies.

Even with the premise being what it is, I always felt like this is a story with no tension. After a few chapters, it becomes obvious that those two are so stupidly into each other, that even the impending reveal doesn't sound like anything big.

I think all of his dialogue feels a bit disingenuous, like a person trying to convince themselves that it was a good thing, so they have no reason to feel sad, while at the same time looking and sounding sad as fuck. I'm not sure if that was the author's intention, but I think it would be fine...

It's not really mature, it's just not something that had any emotional meaning to her. To her, it was Tuesday. I don't think she is a big villain, but the lack of empathy she is showing doesn't paint her as a good person either. We can also see from past events that she is duplicitous, so I...

I don't get it. How is his brother returning? Wasn't he exiled by imperial order, due to treason or something like that? Or am I remembering it wrong? Anyway... those cinnamon rolls... just too precious. And they expertly dance around the fact that they both just want to be together. I'm sure...

AFAIK the whole rewrite was because the author didn't like what they came up with together with editorial team, so he did what he wanted to make a threesome happen. And sure, the teacher arc was unpleasant for most, but we haven't seen where it was going, so who knows? At least the characters...

Was it ever the point? The editor is an integral part of creating a good story. He's the first reader of the manuscript, who likely has way more experience reading and releasing stories than the author, who points out what doesn't work. If you let the author go with no supervision, it's one less...

And of course, 003 got involved now. I guess it's time to take her down.

Bullshit ending for a bullshit fight.

I feel like out of all the fates that she could have had, this one was not the worst. The fact she was even allowed to live for 8 years or so is already a pretty good result.

I know that this is the way it is shown, it seemingly makes sense as described. I just think it wouldn't make sense for a human being. Elementary school kids are not usually that cognisant of those kinds of changes. You just enter a new friend group, you adapt, sometimes you change, and...

I guess the author achieves his purpose. We have almost as many comments here as the last 6 chapters combined, and it hasn't even been 8 hours since release.

I know, but it's just laid a tiny bit too thick.

I just can't with those caricatural evil nobles in this one 😂 Although I guess I was never raised in a society that puts peerage before anything else, including ability, so who knows, maybe that's how their brains worked back then.