Am i the only one who is getting pretty tired about this manga?
I followed this pretty close in the beggining, it's a strange relationship but it got my interest, i was even capable of letting go the fact that the male lead is kinda weak, i mean Urabe calls all the shots. But after his past love showed up and invited him to the festival the series began to go downhill. I can accept the fact that Urabe is strange and well... mysterious 🤣 but when his ex agreed to go naked to test the drool bond...well... i really don't know what to write.
And then came along the arc we all knew would appear sooner or later: the idol. But seriously that has to be the worst arc i've ever seen, it develops nobody except a character who will leave eventually and does nothing for the guy or Urabe.
I just wished the series would go back to it's earliest chapters where slice of life reigned and things were better.

I totally agree on your view. It started as a really good manga but after a while some really distubring/unrealistic things happend. If they just continued with the relation between urabe and that guy than it would be so more intresting than everything what is happening now.

PS: i want to be better in english so if there are some mistakes please point them out.

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No mistakes on your part unknown500.

I think that this series will stretch for at least another 10 to 15 chapters, so we'll have to bear these filler arcs so to speak. I wonder if this manga will ever go back to it's earlier ways...

Unfortunately I have to agree. That's not to say this isn't one of my favorites still, it's just nowhere's near as good as it was.

I still like it a lot. though lately panty scissors have been lacking and I want to see another one of those really detailed dream worlds. And yeah I would like more interaction and development between Urabe and Tsubaki.

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Well I like this series but for the storyline concept it is going too slow.

I think the idol arc got a bit too extended, but i think it served its purpose.

well i think that the last chapter of the idol arc was very enjoyable but other than that i agree with you guys it did start going down hill at the festival arc

As soon as he refused to

kiss that girl, I knew, uh-oh, we have another chobbits situation. Where some hot-blooded teen is going to unrealistically refuse to have touch some other girl no matter how turned on he is, just because he's a saint-incarenate. Of course I would have hated him if he had kissed her, but what I hated more was how they threw away the childhood friend character after they developed her...totally getting rid of the chance to force the couple's relationship to advance while adding dramatic tension.

Yes, the jump the shark moment was when he was temped, but refused to kiss the girl in the matsuri arc. Would you agree?

Ya