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These kids are gonna spike my blood sugar
what are you on about manShuncuck doesn't know An-chan is the glory hole master of her school. 🐴
One good and recent case is Hima-ten! It felt rushed at some specific part close to the end and the series ended before 100 chapters, but there were series in jump magazine in a worse situation still aliveEven more than that, it's just lazy, because it's always "getting the axe" and never "oh maybe the author's reaching the climax/finale". Not every story ending before chapter 300 means it was cancelled by the editors/publishers, sometimes an author knows when to close the book on something.
And the apparent inability for people to realize/acknowledge that and always go "oh, it's been less than 100 chapters and the story I like hit a big milestone? Must be the Japanese killing another good story", which is what "axe" often seems to imply—just feels at the same time entitled but also an indication of media illiteracy for how stories are written.
Its a classicThis is not about getting a confession out of anyone.
This is about watching two absolutely adorable tweens awkwardly and sweetly dance around themselves as they slowly make their feelings known to each other and themselves.
It's about the journey.
Not the destination.
Enjoy the bus ride we'll be crossing some beautiful scenery.
I'd be surprised if either of them confessed their feelings within the next 200 chapters. This seems like it's going to be a slow-burn romance. I get the feeling they'll be content simply enjoying each other's company without taking any risks. They'll probably keep this dynamic going until their final year of high school.
Six lines on her right cheek, five on her left.Hm? I don't see any blushing on that page