Serializations always change things around a bit to make a story that can go on for longer. It's kind of difficult to compare one-shots and serializations that way. Sort of like a popular radio hit is different from a progrock album.Hm. I admit, I liked the implications of the oneshot better. Where AU Miyato was still stuck in "this" world, and the hijinks that would result from having two Miyato around, and having to help the AU one make a living in a world where "she" doesn't exist.
But then again the description of the oneshot did talk about a single decision changing the entire world and a "multiversal love story". So perhaps serialization means the author can better explore their intended plot.
The thing is, the one shot is supposed to cover a lot more grounds. It’s why it was a bit more emotional and could connect with us more. Since this is the serialization version, that will end up being dragged on a bit. Although I like this new premise, I did enjoy the one shot a bit more but it’s too early to really say.Even though it was good, I preferred how the oneshot executed it compared to this chapter. Compared to the oneshot, it feels a bit weird for her to save Jogo and then say "I'm your girlfriend" later on when she just met this Jogo. Still excited to see when Miyato meets her alt self.