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the author is camping Hatano or the psychic considering how both of them have there own standalone moments.
but the fact that his older brother is faceless is either an introduction or he is somehow going to be acquainted with MC to help draw Hatano and him closer

i'm so happy this has been adpated because the publisher with the english license basically dropped

I'm just getting a little tired of how all characters in his proximity are antagonists, sort of, he doesn't really have an equal. I was already done when they introduced the dependent child who is more of a juggernaut accessory, the only time I thought the relationship was justified was on the ride back when he's consoling that all the blame is not her fault... the story is OP, it just falls flat at times. though I do appreciate the worldbuilding, the role of a 'guardian,' I might pop back in after skiving spoilers

he's so close to figuring out what he's staying around for given one of the few other survivors also couldn't keep going on. but there's a growing reason to stay, I love the genuine connection in this series

I've noticed for the official english publication, they actually changed some panels from the original digital japanese. and speaking of some word choices, he uses a lot more casual language, it actually writes more home about his personality in the live-action lol
he's pretty pathetic, but that's a charm point~

any recommendations with a sort of found family banter like this one and a self sacrificing FMC like this like the we die like beta AO3 protagonists

we know this genre, we know how this'll turn out

He’s a genuine muscle head, there’s a flower field in there. Not to mention how the main couple is somewhat sincere(?) they match each others freak at least.

Literally the author's doing god's work to make sure the two of them never meet. I'm soo excited for the day it will happen, but also like, I'm amused and enjoying how much effort it took for the author to take him out of the situation.

People seem to disagree with how she’s going about a problematic child, and it does insinuate things about gender roles beyond this book. While I can disagree as everyone else about adding the little girl to the mix; I agree from an adult standpoint that peers are the more impactful voice and the parent’s presence (not voice) heavily impacts children. BUT in an educators setting, it’s bullsh*t from personal experience, peers are not corrective forces. That is a lot of pressure and undue stress on a child. Not to mention the risk; speaking as someone whose school counselor who called me in to “coerce” a “friend” who has been sent to juvy, later in life got an ankle monitor, probably had access to a handgun, and needed a grown a** man to watch him… yeah. And the last thing you want to do is completely step away from the situation. The only defense is she spent that entire session being by her side, possibly to observe his reaction. But it feels too… one-note as if she doesn’t have a plan b.