I got sucked into this because the old drawing styles of pre 2020s make me nostalgic, but the pacing is darn slow amongst other complaints. I've only read up to 21 chapters and I've nearly pulled all my hair out for the necklace arc (which STILL isn't over with btw). The two of them were running around in circles for it, always a step behind changing of the hands. Also, I think it's selfish of Hina, tbh. I get that she may have felt that it wasn't important if she's going back into the future anyways, but after all thats happened...? Out with it already!! On top of that, I feel like telling him would turn out to be an advantage for her. The misunderstandings are infuriating, but I wanna see where this goes.

The plot is heavily driven by misunderstandings, and there are some shoujo-like shenanigans cause Hina is young and very immature. Very similar to other works I've read from this author, it's interesting and kept me reading despite the frustration.

There's a heavily romanticized pairing between a 30+ yo and 16 yo later on that made me lose interest in finishing this, but can't expect much with the low age of consent and being written almost a decade ago.