
As much as I don't want want Estrella getting hurt, I don't think red haired kid is bad just yet. We don't know him. It seems that he's been through a lot, and he picked up those jewels, so maybe it wasn't stolen but rather it chose him? And it looks like he went through a ton of shit too. I mean, his aura was black and blue, hatred and sadness. And in his defense, he met Estrella for the first time, their jeweled eyes did something, and the first thing he felt was that the girl ks dead and is a demon. I mean, who wouldn't freak out? Anyone that sensed that as a first impression will think that everyone is in danger and you're the only one aware of it since you're a jubar.
So right now, I'm putting my judgement for this kid on hold unless he're really evil or something. This kid just went through shit according to this current chapter.

Finally a comment I agree with! All these people act like he's a bad person but that's only because us, as readers know Estrella is sweet and kind. We have to put ourselves in the boy's shoe. He was cursed at and called dirty when he ate food from the ground. He's been through some stuff too, not just Estrella.
Like you said, in his defense he literally /just/ meet Estrella and the first thing he sees is that Estrella has died. He doesn't know what went down, all he knows is she's dead. Putting yourself in his shoes you'll be freaked out too. How can someone who died be alive? I hope the author can make the boy understand what happened and hopefully he'll apologize to her about the things he's done.
People honestly need to chill when throwing their.. hate(?) at people. Anyway thats just my opinion feel free to disagree or agree with me

Might get attacked but here goes nothing...
I love this manga btw, believe me, I'm obsessed.
Problems I kinda found tho:
1. Homophobia?? - Hori-san being, "Idc if he cheats with a woman now, but a MAN?!" Or that moment when they were just discussing how Miyamura might go well with another guy and Miyamura goes, "I don't think our personalities would match." And hori goes, "that's the first thing you think about? Not the fact you're both men?" I mean, I see the comedic intent but these joke don't sit right with me.
2. Normalization of women hitting men - I MEAN IT'S FINE TO AN EXTENT. Obviously it's funny at first and it has great comedic effect, but I feel like it's a bit too much. I kinda feel bad for the guys here, they're really being considerate.
3. Hori-San's Character - I loved her a lot at the beginning: popular girl = friendly + reliable + doesn't judge ppl by appearance, that's why she was able to form a bond wit Miyamura. But over time, seeing her character reduced to a tsundere that screams all the time, overly-emotional, and hits Miyamura and others way TOO OFTEN is disappointing. I've always thought that she'd be less screamy and violent especially since she's been portrayed as this responsible sister that was able to endure not hanging out woth friends to take care of Sota. She can still be hot-headed and a bit heavy handed, and a grrat example of that would be her mother. She was gentle and nice but we do see that she also had the tendency to hit people, but at least with enough reason. One scene that irked me was when she freaked out about Miyamura piercing hir ears. Yes, I get it. Fear of seeing ppl you care bout piercing and getting hurt, "treasure yourself" I guess? (Piercings aren't bad unless you're doing it to hurt yourself like a bad coping mechanism) but the way she handled it was so off the handle. She threw a tantrum. A tantrum. Could've at least idk, talked it out? Asked? Or at least just sulked and pouted, that's better than locking herself in and screaming AND accidentally hitting Miyamura with a door which caused his ear to bleed. I just really loved Hori at the beginning since she was this typical highschooler with good grades, reliable, friendly, has familial values, and isn't particular about appearance. Now she's just kinda like the fls I dislike and cringe on, exploding like a bomb every chapter for the littlest of things. Props to Miyamura for being able to handle her. I don't mind her degrading kink I guess (no kink shaming), but sometimes consider your partner's feelings, Miyamura was mostly forced on it. It's obvious she treasures her a lot.

Btw I still like Hori, but not as much as the beginning. Also, please don't lump me in woth the people that would like to cancel this because of the homophobia thing, it's not a super big deal, I just expressed what I think are the flaws. All mangas have flaws anyway. And I'm also not labelling hori as full-on homophobic, I'm pertaining to the lines said, maybe it was worded wrong or my interpretation is quite pessimistic. Also, an example would be Hori not being grossed put by Sawada, so yea, she's not homophobic. I guess I just felt like some jokes were unnecessary and could rub some readers the wrong way.

Agreed on all points. The reason I enjoyed this at the start was because Hori seemed like a sensible FL. I get that she gets her development of finally being able hang out and be a normal high schooler which manifests as being a 'typical' tsundere shoujo heroine; but the problem is that the original Hori is now nowhere to be seen. Chapter 1 Hori and current Hori are so different from each other, they might as well just be different people. I do find it sad that these violent and homophobic undertones still pervade popular manga-- Japan honestly still has such a long way to go.
FINALLY! IT'S DONE. I'M FREE. I DON'T WANNA BE SAD ABOUT THIS ANYMORE (/TДT)/