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Going straight to insults shows me I wasted my time commenting on anything you said in the first place, preciate it.

Just because she didn't act in a way you would or you seem reasonable doesn't make it bad writing. A kid who was adopted and had an established role that she was going to be the inheritor of the family company understandably feels indebted to their parents. Him telling her to lock down her...

I understand the thought process but one of the main points is that he's being shunned by his friends and co workers, which contributes to his depression. If you want to make it a plot point throughout the series that he has no one else to turn to and that he eventually will have to find a way...

Based on what he's saying they should've just been an actual couple from the start. "We're best/childhood friends who wanted to try out dating each other" seems like a valid thought process whether they wanted to call it real or fake. No one would really question that.

Not being able to accept his feelings may hurt, but does it hurt as bad as having to read this stupid ass Chita arc for 5 straight chapters? Methinks not.

This school was said to be "The place where the top talents in all of the country get recruited too", I doubt one of those type of kids parents care about a hierarchy system as long as they get the benefits of the schools reputation.

Feel like this exchange is less giving Kanna a chance and more of a means for Iemori to realize that even though he's liked Kanai for so long that everything that has happened in this past year (shown by all the flashbacks on him reflecting how their relationship has changed) has contributed...

Not a huge fan of the little brother arc but I'm not gonna lie he's 100% valid for not wanting his sister to chase after Ei from the outside looking in. Living with a fiancée who he's already seemingly close with seems like a recipe for disaster to chase after.

I feel like your aversion to this trope wouldn't be so bad if it wasn't used so often to prolong series, which I 100% agree with, but it's also very normal for someone to not want to commit to a relationship if they feel like they can't put as much time and effort into said relationship as they...

Kind of annoying but not surprising they didn't officially get together. Atleast they confirmed their feelings and understandable he wants to focus on his exams before committing to a relationship, but wish this wasn't how every MC ever went about it.

Aquarium date straight into Beach arc is an insane romance trope speed run

Might just be me but I actually like Himari and think her and the MC complement each other well. I also appreciate the fact that once she came to realize her feelings she didn't hesitate to act on them like Honoka has been doing for YEARS. I don't understand why when an MC doesn't act on their...

I've built up a pretty good tolerance to frustrating MCs at this point, but this guy is really trying to push me to my limits

What a great analysis instead of "Childhood friend comes = story bad"

Glad to see I'm not the only one with no interest in this side couple.

I know people are worried about this being "rushed" but Makiba has always been very matter of fact. Once he realized he has feelings he's definitely set up to be a character that doesn't dwell on them for very long before acting.

He probably tells her soon considering in the 1st chapter pre-flashback he says something about it and she responds with knowledge on his situation. You also say that like she wasn't all up on him in that chapter anyways even after knowing the rules.

Like this better than him just being Atsuhito but not having his past memories tbh

Playing the piano while being engulfed in flames is crazy aura

Totally forgot about that