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Damn, I was baited, I was waiting for “the big question.” So many perfect opportunities!!! Oh well, still so sweet, to see the love they have for one another is truly amazing!

Listen, I can appreciate that she still has strong feelings for Yuya, and I commend the author for not just shutting off her feelings, but Yuya needs to recognize sooner rather than later what is going on and reaffirm to her that Kaede is priority and that she needs to work on moving on. I know...

If this was real life, it would honestly be a red flag on him. It would show that even if he thinks he’s being considerate of her, he is actually showing he doesn’t respect her feelings or desires. By doing this, he is stripping her of her own autonomy. She is not asking him to fuck her in the...

Idk man, one of my least favorite tropes is the “we can’t be close at school” trope. Letting what other people think control your actions when the other person clearly wants to be close to you reeks of cowardice. I know he addresses it internally, but he needs to be open with her and tell her that.

Honestly just love seeing him do something with a hobby that he seems to care about. I don’t really care about the “trying to impress senpai” aspect of it, that should just be a “bonus” of pursuing something he’s good at and can work with others on.

One of the few stories where a confession at this point is a formality. I adore stories that allow the two parties to just feel their feelings and indirectly communicate those feelings to one another. Kuderella also does a decent job of this too. Yeah there are still tropes here and there; but...

Can’t wait for the next part where he completely denies it and then acts like tool pushing her away. Thus causing her more anxiety. Then in 20 or so chapters he finally admits it before confessing 20 more chapters later. And my dumbass will be right there, enthusiastically reading it.

What is this nonsense about suggesting getting separate beds NOW??? My brother in Christ, we should be WAY past this now and I am taking into account how conservative Japanese culture. I am all for exploring relationships post confession and coupling, but not if this is how they are going to...

I appreciate the author including the moment on the Ferris wheel as part of his flashback to the amusement park. It shows that MC has not forgotten how painful that moment was for him. As long as the author does not make it a central point of drama later on, I think it’s nice subtle reminder of...