Kekkon surutte, Hontou desu ka
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I think most of us do just without the awkwardness of doing karaoke and being the oddly over confident oohara at the end of meeting the family. overall 9 out of 10 manga does get a little slow in the middle
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by the way this is my first romance manga so it leaves a good first impression
Great manga ruined by the parents. It added so many drama the little fluff felt insignificant because it would have another drama occur litteraly 5 sec later. Its nice that the manga tries to be realistic like the idol lovers subplot but the story went from wholesome fluff between two introvert to a couple with parent issues. It annoyed me a lot but i was already invested in the story to drop it. It felt like the manga was more about the parent's life than the mc and fmc. Start of the manga is amazing but i cant say the same for the last arcs.
peak, this is just pure peak, an absolute cinematic
Yeah, this manga really fell off for me. It started out okay, but everything from chapter 40 or so and onwards felt so overly dramatic. I am by no means against drama, but in my opinion drama should be grounded and realistic. This shit was so contrived for the plot at all points it was unreal.
The "character progression" was non existent. Every action they took was to further the plot, not to address their personalities or flaws and grow together.
Who in their right minds hears about their partners father wanting them to move back to their hometown, and instead of talking to their partner, uses all of their saved vacation days to: go across the country on their own, stay at their partners family home who they've met once with no warning, leave only a note to let their partner know where they are, and then ACTIVELY tell their partner to not get in contact?? That is so wildly self centered and overdramatic. The characters weren't 'characters'. They were so inconsistent with how they reacted to situations they may as well have been three different personalities bundled into one.
I want to see situations and stories born from characters. Not characters being shaped and morphed and flipping into different personalities to push a story to a specified ending. If someone asks me about the main character in a story, I should have a concrete idea of who that person is after 100 chapters. I couldn't tell you jack shit about this MC other than that he has a cat, fluffy hair and was born in the country side. Motivations? Values? Likes? Dislikes? Mannerisms? Nothing. Very underwhelmed.
The "character progression" was non existent. Every action they took was to further the plot, not to address their personalities or flaws and grow together.
Who in their right minds hears about their partners father wanting them to move back to their hometown, and instead of talking to their partner, uses all of their saved vacation days to: go across the country on their own, stay at their partners family home who they've met once with no warning, leave only a note to let their partner know where they are, and then ACTIVELY tell their partner to not get in contact?? That is so wildly self centered and overdramatic. The characters weren't 'characters'. They were so inconsistent with how they reacted to situations they may as well have been three different personalities bundled into one.
I want to see situations and stories born from characters. Not characters being shaped and morphed and flipping into different personalities to push a story to a specified ending. If someone asks me about the main character in a story, I should have a concrete idea of who that person is after 100 chapters. I couldn't tell you jack shit about this MC other than that he has a cat, fluffy hair and was born in the country side. Motivations? Values? Likes? Dislikes? Mannerisms? Nothing. Very underwhelmed.
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