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Hats off to the author for making the playing scene so lively and spectacular with 2D art. It's a shame that the anime version can't do justice to the original manga. I think only KyoAn has the caliber and integrity to pull it off.

Didn't expect a chapati-making scene in a manga on living in the Japanese countryside.

Who really want to eat the same dish 5 days in a row no matter how good it is? Even karaage is not good on day 5, assuming it can last that long.

To be honest, I've never been more disappointed in an ending, and I was a big fan of the early chapters. There was already a shortage of interesting josei mangas. This is only going to make it harder for future josei mangas to stand out and and be taken seriously.

I forgot that they are not even in the same class, which makes the teacher just a P.E teach to her. Kudo to him for going out of his way to help her when her homeroom teach has failed his job. I prefer the river scene in the manga to the one in the anime. It really shows how good it is, and how...

Do the orchestra players have to buy their own musical instruments? The teacher said that he had to work part-time really hard to buy the violin. I assume the school will lend you instruments when you start out, but you may want to play a better model as you progress. Otherwise, I can't believe...

I hope to see the middle school teacher appearing more. He's a big reason behind how Aono-kun was able to get over his slump, and there's nothing similar between this manga and Your Lie in April except for both MCs being gloomy musical prodigies.

So it seems like violin is not that common in middle schools in Japan. In this chapter, a classmate of Aono-kun said that the only one playing violin at this school is Aono. Aono is the son of a world-class violinist and he and his mom haven't moved out of the house since the divorce. Famous...

Thank you for working really hard on the translation. It's rare to find a manga that has a combination of good storytelling, good art and on a topic I love.

Sensei can always pick up the violin again if he really wants to.

I don't play violin, so asking out of curiosity? Is it realistic to expect an orchestra where some second violin players are beginners to win nationals? I know they have a lot of skilled, experienced players in other sections, but based on what I've seen in some beginner violin players in real...

I know that for third year students, this is their last chance to play with their comrades. But why do they always act like they won't touch their flutes, baseball, badminton or whatever activities they are pursuing once they graduate? It's such a waste.

I agree that the pacing is a bit too fast to sympathize with MC but I can sympathize with the author. Nowadays it has become too hard for mangas to stand out and the author is new (can't find their other works) so they have to do it quick. Hopefully later chapters will live up to this premise.

He lost any excuse when he buried her with those bastards. If he can't give her a respectful treatment when she's dead, it's unlikely that he'll have the courage to protect her when she's alive.

It's so hard to make a name for yourself as an artist with so much competition in this day and age. It's such a waste to drop it when you've got momentum.

Uhm, excuse me. Why does Shizuku have to clean up the aftermath of Mishima's dinner?

Not talking about rudeness, it's quite thoughtless of those girls to provoke supposedly "bad guys". Considering that they are supposed to be smart people, their action is even more stupid.

The character design for this pair is very mature. Especially in page 22, they look like they come straight out of an office manga/webtoon.

Not sure if this series deserve this rating, but its popularity is well-deserved. I wish I can find this level of maturity in Josei mangas.