Poignant story. It went exactly as you'd expect, but it was touching nonetheless
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This was good. The plot was simple but enjoyable. I also really like how the class rep looks, and I had a strong feeling from the beginning that it was going to be him because of how he kept being shown. I appreciate how expressionless he is and the fact that he wears glasses. Need to find more BL with masked/costumed protagonists because I liked that aspect a lot
This guy did literally everything wrong. Downplayed his boyfriend's feelings and acted like he was making a big deal out of nothing (despite it being clear that anniversaries are important to him), then picked up a half-assed, generic gift as an apology. Couldn't even call off work for a day to spend time with him lmao. Even if anniversaries aren't important to YOU, you should want to make your boyfriend happy, right? It's easy enough to put a date in a calendar and go along with his plans. Sheesh. I actually liked this story though, believe it or not. Cute art
I didn't like this one tbh. Sure, it was supposed to be poetic or whatever, but the thing between the grandfather and Misaki was just strange. It's weird for an old man to be blatantly projecting his romantic feelings for an old friend onto his friend's grandson, and I really dislike how they delivered that by portraying a younger version of the grandfather pining after Misaki. I also felt like Misaki was very inconsiderate of the other guy's feelings. Just the fact that he went along with the grandfather's whims, despite being fully aware of his (the high schooler, whose name I don't remember) feelings, was bad enough. And the scene where he wiped food off the grandfather's face - while he was being portrayed as his younger self - and ate it was so gross to me lmao. If he was doing it because the grandfather was financially useful, that wasn't emphasized in the story NEARLY enough. Shit like that can't just be contextually implied - a scene where he's like "I can't afford to care about superfluous things like romance right now; I need money," would have sufficed. But more importantly, if he actually liked the other guy back, why would he wait 10 years to say that? A decade wasted in what was believed to be unrequited love... most people would've hopefully moved on by then
I'll never understand why this was (is?) so popular. I also don't get why they made Nakamura the MC but developed the relationship between his crush and their teacher (ew) a lot more. The only good part of this whole series is the art
Real- I liked it until the student teacher relationship started becoming more obvious. First of all he’s a teacher wtf?? Second of all idgaf about him, I’m interested in our MC. Why am I seeing more of the teacher than our MC??
Sadly, I think this whole manga was just an excuse for the author to make teacher x student content without it being obvious. I recently saw that they made NSFW art between the teacher and Nakamura's crush... It's so disappointing
That ruined ANY positive opinion I have of this manga- I will now be erasing this manga from my brain and pretending it doesn’t exist. i was rooting so hard for Nakamura T^T
It's such a shame, right? I was really rooting for him too. But now I can only feel negative feelings toward this manga after how it developed ;-;
wait huh??? where did this happen??? this is the only time I've heard of it
Isn't it a fanart ?
I heard it was drawn by the original creator, but I could be wrong
that is a fanart, please do not spread misinformation. syundei twt acc is @sndi02 not @iimawa21 also that iimawa21 acc is korean fanacc
It's a fan account that posted Syundei's art
They are right, syundei drew that first and they just reposted it
nO GODDAMN WAY OMG you're right... i was already so disappointed and now im straight up depressed WHAT THE HELL AUTHOR
What the fuck was that ending?
Seriously...i don't understand...chyu chan became bith at the end
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Not sure why this is marked as shounen ai. Anyways, this was good. It's too bad the friendship was one-sided in the end. Hae-in was basically referring to himself when he said you shouldn't expect anything from your "friends"...