I might fail to convey what i am thinking right now, but to put it simple this was a really nice one. The entire story and the progress with the elements used in it were very interesting. The mix of the fated partner against the feelings of the characters was just great. You feel the author is teasing you at the end of volume one but it turns out to be the core of the story.
I have to say Volume 3 was a total tearjerker for me, so many feelings that in the end just makes you think this was just such a nice thing to read.
The only thing i would complain about is what OmNom mentioned in their comment, but this is just a particular moment; because i think the author just didn't show it clearly, but volume 3 makes you understand that what happens in volume 2 was the result of more than just a "change of heart", it lacked a little bit of development but it is shown later on. I did not see it coming when i started to read this... *thumbs up*

i remember first time i read this is few months ago, but still the feelings is still here.. idk this is makes me cry so much huhuhu i love all character, Yuka, Kaoru, Rin, Taiga i love them all, and i love the plot i love everythinggggg and Taiga character development really from 0 to 100 its good tho.. i hope KaoruxYuka and TaigaxRin always be happy.. and its just me thingking that Kaoru looks like Karamatsu from manga/amime Osomatsu-san

... Last updated on August 8th, 2020, 11:39am

Although I could barely handle the heart-breaking moments in the 2nd volume, I have to say it’s one of the omegaverse works with the best morality. It’s not easy to fight against fate at all, the mangaka did a good job in creating such strong and brave characters who did win fate which is totally necessary. However, there are still some details which aren’t convincing to me

... Last updated on January 19th, 2020, 9:49am

Overall it's a nice message this manga tried to get across, and the earnest effort was definitely there, which I appreciate. I much prefer the first couple's story to the second though, mostly because too much time was spent on Rin pining for his fated partner rather than on building his relationship with Taiga, and as a result his sudden change of heart just to conveniently wrap the story up up felt a bit too abrupt and insincere. The audience barely got to know why Taiga cared about Rin so much or how Rin actually came to hold romantic feelings for Taiga. The mangaka was skimming a lot on developing Taiga and Rin as characters outside of the whole fated pair thing, which makes it harder to feel connected to them on a personal level and certainly did not help their romance become more believable and relatable. Ah well, a shame.