My opinion hasn't changed from the jump.

Eventually, even I got tired of the "stuck in the mud in Alabama" pace and utter lack of development of three incredibly unlikable people. And while I don't like dropping manga outright, especially by a mangaka I like otherwise, there's really nothing here to keep me hooked, a fact that has been steadfast since the first chapter.

Obviously, I don't recommend this. It may be worth a quick skim once it ends, but I'm not holding my breath.

So far this series is pretty run of the mill, I'm not sure if I'd keep reading it past 2 volumes though as it has the super annoying Tsun trope of "I know nothing of love but really I do love the ML but constantly say out loud I'm not" cause it just means I don't root for that character as their situation is of their own making nor do I find it funny/endearing.

Overall it's a character driven series and all 3 main leads are pretty generic and predictable.

The ML has that self insert of the mangaka feel to it of the emo loner who somehow gets the attention of 2 hotter ladies and thats basically where his characterization ends.

The Childhood friend is a Tsundere mixed with the outgoing/extrovert trope and that's where her characterization ends.

The ML love interest who's similar to the ML but female.... So you know those 2 won't get together in the end.

My final prediction here will be that this doesn't get past 3 volumes, I just can't see this series doing well sales wise as it's just like all teh other triangle rom-coms.

*Well now I'm at 6 chapters and teh wheel spinning is real, it blows my mind on how you can read ch1 and 2 and then any other chapter thats released so far and you'd have the same experience but with less time wasted. All my predictions and above comments still hold true, when your in the 2nd volume things should be happening not 0 progression.

... Last updated on December 9th, 2022, 5:22am