This manga lets out different perspectives that I've never thought of, if same situation happened in real life scenario, and that I start contemplating just like Ussui san, what love is all about and why do people need it (though didn't write the points down of why people need them)
Then again, whenever I read about Yuri, my focus was onto feelings and the projection of two female MC; Ussui's perspective had enlighten me: ah, so that's what a straight lady would think of and how a normal romance usually started between them.
And also, Saeko's clinginess to Miwa san just made me realize that: maybe we , part of being human,we can and feel if someone loves another person after all.
And also a realization of " ah so, that's why Saeko is so clingy to Miwa san. Ah, so that's how lovers communicate or how their body language is.
I think, I'm liking authors' design of a world to this manga. "The vocalist gets dumped by girlfriend? No worries, I'll add some ladies to cheer you up after your activities."
Or that
" Hey, Saeko san and Miwa san are dating and in the same club? Oh, good luck with your relationship (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡"
Even though the guys in band have interest on Miwa san. Oh , the guys were like chill and supportive.
That's lovely.
And about Kan, they are right though.
"Villains aren't born, they are made"
Maybe that's why he's filled with hatred.
I understand now.
Every coin has two faces .
The drama is really nice.
The story too. I like how they starts to build up , and resolves it the way a couple would.
Though it feels a little frustrated on the inside that Saeko san still wouldn't say what she has to Miwa san.
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