And that’s why making a review when you only read up to chapter 10 isn’t the smartest lol. They become more mature overtime. And that “love triangle” was never serious. It’s an ex that still likes him and he rejects her. The only reason he even entertained her is because FL pushed him to do so (because she’s the nice type that likes to see the good in everything). The only reason he shows care toward the ex is because she has ties to his brother and was there when his brother was around/passed. That’s all. He sends her off after rejecting her and she’s never seen again. There’s never a real rival in the story that causes an issue.
This is a good story because aside from the main couple’s relationship, you see how serious things are with the people around them. (The bad incident with the FL’s stepfather, the murderer, the truth behind the deaths of the ML’s brother and mother, etc).
I love the art and Rei's character design. The manga covers are phenomenal and Kira's artworks (which are very obviously inspired by Klimt) add a lot of depth to the manga. However, when I found out through the comment section that Rei's behaviour as a boyfriend was subpar, I checked out the final chapters. I read up to chapter 10, and felt the urge to drop it because it was very obvious that there would be an ex-lover or love triangle situation developing. I honestly don't understand why shoujo authors use and abuse this plot device. While it is true that in real life relationships the question of exes often pop up, it's kind of ridiculous how EVERY shoujo manga deals with it in nearly the same way. Anyways, rant over. I read the last chapters and was genuinely surprised to see how little the characters progressed? Kira and Rei seem dull as hell in the last chapters, even the way their eyes are drawn make them seem flat. I think this manga probably lost it's sense of direction. And although I find their story to be cute, it's weird that the rest of the 30 or so chapters are comprised of adding new murderous and morally bankrupt characters. Hurdles in romantic relationships are important to discuss, but how about we have a more developed storyline...