Girls Go Around

[MangaDex]

 

[Orcbolg]

Don't read this if you don't want to feel bad.

 

[sherish]

I feel bad.

 

[FiddlePop]

Spoiler

Just like the loop; pointless but maybe worth a shot

 

[Turahk]

Spoiler

Chihiro acts just like Rika Furude...she expects things to change on their own. And then they kinda do but everything still goes to shit.

 

[totallynotmike]

Holy fuck, that was depressing. Make no mistake - this is a horror story.

Spoiler

Characters are effectively in hell of their own making - faux-malleable locally, but impossible to change globally, for timelines always to converge in one of six closely lying points. There's probably not a chance that this story could've ever had a "proper" happy ending, but talking things out would've at least made it possible for (n-1) people to move on (whatever meaning that expression could possibly carry).

Despite being axed, i think the author wrapped things up nicely.

One can only hope, that

Spoiler

after sufficient amount of time, Chihiro will muster enough courage to start communicating with Kyousuke, and they both decide on the sort of outcome they can be happy okay with. Maybe it will take two additional cycles, maybe thirty of them. Maybe they will amount to number of years Gaku spent waiting for Yukari (if they did not already - after all, readers aren't told how long Chihiro has been doing this, which is a scary thought in itself). Then again, i think there's a chance for that here - humans are adaptable, and if external change is impossible, internal one will be considered. Not to mention the possibility of fear and-or despair being a catalyst for one - after all, there hardly are concepts more terrifying than spending eternity in a box, even if said box happens to be the size of a world.

 

[ravidya]

Wow, it was pretty fun and fluffy.

Spoiler

Until the last chapters. Holy shit.

 

[BakedBanana]

Went into this blind, came out really really sad.
Would recommend, 10/10.

 

[JKKater]

Very good, but with bad (open) ending. I feel like his childhood friend got like no screen time... also would've been better if she at least tried to do something outside of just trying to save him

 

[SanityBlurz]

...It's got me speechless. There's so much I want to say but so many things that are better left unsaid. Out of all those things there is one I think needs to be heard. This is one good manga.

 

[rclay11]

Ending is too open-ended for my liking, but other than that, wonderful manga.

 

[HeckYou]

Spoiler

Is it physically possible to troll the reader this hard?

 

[KAFi]

Looks like this got axed, the ending is kinda rushed and left on an open note. Characters such as the SF club Prez and other member were introduced but never expanded on. The author probably planned the class trip and the sports fest but he had to skip those, prolly cause he was told that this was gonna get axed and should wrap things up. Welp was a good read but could have been way better

 

[kaitouk166]

it was pretty good at early chapters until the ending i saw that this got axed this makes me sad this was probably have a chance to have an anime adaption if the story got more understandable and detailed i guess.

 

[Joks]

I won't be giving this one a numerical rating for numbers aren't enough. This is a depression out of a trainreck that was axxed too soon. I recommend it.

 

[siotechua]

It would been better if the author makes the story longer on

Spoiler

how the MC able to save all the girls that he saves from the previous loops that he encountered from dying. Everything is just a double edge sword, where one is saved but one must die and its just loop hole literally

 

[dontprepublish]

Well, that was sad, I’m sure she’ll figure out eventually that all she can really do is come clean and try to convince him not to kill himself, this could happen at any point in the 3 years and would have an immediate effect even if it was just the day before he jumps. Cool story, 8/10, shame it got axed