Kasanegasane no Hatsukoi Desuga - Ch. 4

[wallsg]

There it is, the famous romcom cliche: "locked in a storage room arc".

 

[wallsg]

High School Gym Storage Room has the same sort of magical powers in Romcoms that Truck-Kun has in Isekais

Isekai Romcom: Truck-kun flattens the storage room and they go form a party to fight the Demon Lord.

 

[tekkenshu7]

Can't believe the locked-in-the-shed scene came in this early. But I didn't expect all members to be involved in one event

 

[Skyhere]

Rentarou if he never met the god

 

[MeetTheWooV2]

This is one of those god planned room where you can't leave until you have seggs

 

[Koggu]

It's the locked pe room event, but what is this? All of the girls are there. Every time I see a "harem" manga, i wish they can make it as good as "we never learn' because of the multiple endings.

the multiple endings of We Never Learn are the worst thing the autor could make. Simply a meaningless walk, irrelevant development with each character so that in the end it's just a big stupid fanservice. The real ending had already appeared but the author added others because of the negative reception of the ending of 5-toubun no Hanayome he see. The work would be good if the author weren't so cowardly.

 

[Dzrian]

the multiple endings of We Never Learn are the worst thing the autor could make. Simply a meaningless walk, irrelevant development with each character so that in the end it's just a big stupid fanservice. The real ending had already appeared but the author added others because of the negative reception of the ending of 5-toubun no Hanayome he see. The work would be good if the author weren't so cowardly.

Cowardly? Nah. Spanning out its endings does well despite the fact it would be both canon and non canon, causing debate. Many authors really let their work's ending become trash because they were the opposite of "cowardly," and was dead set on finishing their way despite the build up, like AOT for example. Sure, authors should have their control when writing, but don't forget that the readers are the foundation, and the build up is the limiting factor on how well the author can control his/her story. I'd say the author is respectable for listening to fans, brave enough to end it in a way it appeal to everyone.

Didn't "We Never Learn" build it's way into the multiple ending route before it ended? Should even be before quintessential ended? The "superstition of holding hands during the fireworks" scene but wasn't shown who it was, which connects to the different routes. The last chapter then ties it all up as a possible future that each girl saw.

the multiple endings of We Never Learn are the worst thing the autor could make. Simply a meaningless walk, irrelevant development with each character so that in the end it's just a big stupid fanservice

How would it be the worst thing the author could make? Like, congratulations? You've finally found the thing that every typical "harem" school life manga has. That's kinda ironic, really, maybe even hypocritical.
The entire plot of these mangas are literally, school life, youth, clichés, a certain goal the mc has, and most importantly, build up with multiple characters each arc, only to let them all down with either one chosen in the end, or actually no reciprocating romance at all with the mc reaching his goal. Then cue in maybe being reunited, or graduation, with the, "harem," who may all still like him anyways and often times this happens despite the fact that the mc has rejected them or had already chosen one, yet they're just happy about it. It's like a teenage boy's wet dream with the guise of having morals or some shet.

All in all,
It's really a refreshing take on the typical "harem" high school trope. We have trash isekais, I'd say we should also have the term, "trash school harem."