I love how tsuka sensei went about this. I still don't like Toki sensei but I can feel that she is not a bad person and is ready to change. I like that the author made the characters acknowledge that they are projecting their own fears and mistakes onto the students which is currently making them suffer. That was why I didn't like Toki in the first place, she kept projecting her own experience onto the students. It was like she was punishing them for the mistakes that someone else made in the past. I'm glad Tsuka chan made her realise that and she is taking a step towards the future.
I let this marinate for a long time and read the latest chapter just now but what the heck happened to the art?! The facial features are too sharp and the art style is simple. It's like they drew the base lines and profiles but forgot to smoothen and blend it. It feels too clunky. Am I the only one who thinks this?
I get that the other guy had his reasons but coming so aggressively towards a married woman (especially in that time period) when her husband has made it clear he's uncomfortable with her meeting him alone, he's just a selfish jerk at this point. The only reason I'm not going ballistic is because I want Fuki herself to choose if she wants to talk to him or not. I don't care what his circumstances were, in the end he chose his family over his fiancee. That's what matters. Now that she looks happy and is in a great marriage, he wants to talk to her? Where was he when she was struggling? It's not like they imprisoned him or chained him at his home. If he didn't have the determination to marry her, he should just let her go. If he really wanted Fuki to be happy, he would just let her and himself move on. She's clearly happy now. What more does he want? Anything beyond this is purely for his own selfishness. Yeah, F that guy.
The new villain guy is a f**king snake. I hope he gets done by a Cactus. He really couldn't stand seeing two people happy in love. He digged into each person's insecurities and almost made them break up. You know what, I hope he gets done by 3 cactuses at the same time. The author better not give a redemption arc for the pervert.
Um.... I appreciate your innocence kid. Let's find out how ugly some adult's hearts are when you're a little older. (￣∇￣")
If that's the logic, then how about you quit b**ch? Since you don't have an ounce of decorum or morals as a teacher. To corner a student and almost blackmail her into doing what you want, that's not very righteous or ethical of you, is it? Oh the irony. A brilliant student has to quit for having a wonderful boyfriend (and in this economy?!) while you're discriminatory, pathetic and unethical. If this happened in the real, you'll be slapped with a hefty lawsuit.
I think what people get wrong is that support is only "support" if someone asks for it, irrespective if they're disabled or not. Smothering someone and taking away their autonomy is not being supportive. By being so overprotective and overbearing like his brother, you're just constantly reminding them of their disability and hindering their life even more. There is no standard "normal life" for anyone. Everyone has a different kind of "normal life". So bashing them for trying to live their own kind of normal is just plain cruelty in my eyes.
Reprimanding students and telling them to be careful and safe is fine. But telling to quit?! She isn't qualified to be a teacher. I know for sure the author is going to justify and make us feel bad for the teacher because something happened in her past. But nope, I'm not going to forgive that shitty teacher. You don't traumatise other people and hurt them because you have trauma. If this happened in the real world, I would've said fine and sued the entire school. Curse them to hell.
I don't know if I'm the only one who thinks this but the story is becoming more Questionable and problematic. There were some issues in the beginning but now with the new guy, it feels like a completely different story. I hate the new guy and just when I'm about to give him a chance, he does something creepy like now. Ugh, I don't know what the author is thinking.
I read spoilers that she's only doing this to go back to her own world but I don't care. This may be a story or game to her but doesnt she realize that that the other characters are real people who struggle and get hurt just like her?! The entitlement and selfishness is crazy. She doesn't care that she is trying to ruin innocent lives because only her life situation is most important than others.
I loved how mature and realistic they were in their relationship. The whole story felt comforting and melancholic at the same time
The real reason why Diana won't let go of the temple is not only because it helped her become the Crown princess but because it made her "special". She is portraying herself like a victim while she fully enjoyed the benefits of being called a "saint". She was doted on and praised by everyone. It made her feel special and superior to everyone else. She fears losing out on that superiority. Helios cannot save this marriage anymore. It's like he's babysitting a child who throws temper tantrums often. It's too one sided. Helio tries to understand Diana's beliefs and actions while Diana refuses to leave her bubble and doesn't think about others. She didn't lose her powers because she married Heli but because she stopped caring about others.
I know it's a fictional team but I'm so glad they won!!!! There are actual tears in my eyes ╥﹏╥
I truly hate Miyoshi. I don't care that he's a genius at what he does. That doesn't give him an excuse to be a shitty person. He's a man-baby who throws tantrums and acts like everything revolves around him. I read the spinoff and I didn't like him there as well. The sad thing is, people like him exist in real life and while their work is great, they're a menace to be around.
I'm suprised that he's shocked by this. I was already expecting this since I don't think Guwon really likes him. It's more of like a fascination or ego trip for him, like keeping an exotic dog that follows you innocently without any caution. I mean, what did the MC expect? He's living in a dystopian world where supernatural things are happening. Did he expect everyone would be innocent and honest? I was uncomfortable since the start because of Guwon (his vomiting and hesitation to physical affection). The MC is kind of dumb for trusting everyone blindly, especially Guwon. But he's just gonna get trapped, get Stockholm syndrome and think he can change him for the better.
Don't bash me here pls ┗( T﹏T )┛I don't know why but as much as I like both of them together, I don't get a feeling of stability from them. I understand both of them are exploring what they want in life and are young. But I get a niggling feeling like Itsu's dream is something to be celebrated (which it is amazing) while Yuki's mundane life is portrayed to be something dull and boring. (Even some of the comments gush over itsu while Yuki is called plain and boring). At the beginning of the story, it was like two opposite worlds coming together but now it feels a little one sided where Yuki is getting sucked into Itsu's world. I don't know how to explain it but while Itsu's dream is amazing, it feels like his future plans are put on a pedestal or given more priority? A simple mundane life can also be special and amazing in its own right. So I wish the author continued to explore how to merge those two worlds together in a balanced way like how it was in the beginning because now it seems a little tilted towards Itsu more than Yuki. It'll be great if they communicate about these aspects and find a solution together.
I love that Hes is fiercely loyal and headstrong but I wish she wouldn't dedicate her existence to Kael. I feel she's the kind of person who needs a purpose to feel fulfilled but if her purpose is to only exist for Kael, particularly in getting revenge for him then I think she is going to self destruct. What happens after she gets revenge on Diana? She constantly puts Kael on a pedestal and avoids thinking about her own feelings while putting herself down. Kael doesn't even want revenge at this point. This is like a vicious cycle. She wants revenge but gets conflicted about her feelings for Kael, then tries to live normally but gets scared and anxious, so she defaults back to getting revenge to avoid her own feelings. I feel like she's so self destructive that Kael is also going to get hurt in this process because she doesn't want to treasure herself.
I'm so happy that she dumped his sorry ass and chased her dreams but I'm kind of unhappy of how she became more clueless and dumb compared to the start of the manga. Like where did the smart and capable heroine go? isn't she supposed to be more smart since she started studying seriously? I dunno why the author decided to dumb her down instead of making her more reliable and capable.
This is just too long. It just looks like a cash grab now. It's like the author or the studio realizes that this is popular so they don't want to end it and milk it as much as possible. It's very weird, almost all the side characters are getting their own backstory, her pregnancy goes on for eternity, new plot points are being added left, right and center..... it would've been perfect if they ended this with Navier's pregnancy. I didn't even like Soveishit's amnesia arc. Now this is just making me tired and bored.