Damn, my prediction for this series was WAAAY off. I was not expecting ship captain Matsuri. This outcome is fine, I guess, although I’m a bit annoyed that Wakaba never got her get back. Who knows, maybe the next few chapters will change my mind.
Also, is it just me, or did the confession scene feel a bit underwhelming? Like, really, all that trouble and you’re not going to make Komaki work for it at all? Not even a little?
Bit of a cheesy ending. I skimmed this since it was "I love you" spam and art panels of them in different cute poses.
I've got not complaints, in any case. It's nice to have the couple resolve things and then get a time skip, rather than having it the other way around to seem more dramatic.
I don't even remember why I dropped this (I think it was too much nonsense for my tastes), but if it's just 20 chapters I'm tempted to read it from the start :P
Happy, sentimental ending. This was a fun series. I'll reread this for sure. Reminder that it has an official release now too, so it's been noticed. I'll probably pick that up as well. Thanks for the TL.
Bit of a cheesy ending. I skimmed this since it was "I love you" spam and art panels of them in different cute poses.
I've got not complaints, in any case. It's nice to have the couple resolve things and then get a time skip, rather than having it the other way around to seem more dramatic.
Yeah I'd pretty much echo this. The tsundere was maybe broken a bit too completely, but it was sweet regardless.
Decided to pick this back up since it ended, and well all's well that ends well I guess. Also at least we got more of a sex scene than Devilishly Sweet lol
Bit of a cheesy ending. I skimmed this since it was "I love you" spam and art panels of them in different cute poses.
I've got not complaints, in any case. It's nice to have the couple resolve things and then get a time skip, rather than having it the other way around to seem more dramatic.
Yeah I'd pretty much echo this. The tsundere was maybe broken a bit too completely, but it was sweet regardless.
Honestly I'm glad she stopped her bullshit after so many frustrating chapters of nonsense.
Always loved waiting for this series the past two years^^ As always, feels a bit short on the resolution but thats just how manga volumes work rn, Still nice to see them have a happy ending
Tsun to hard dere like others covered aside, I mildly dislike how the sexual aspect is handled in these types of stories. The "toxic yuri" narrative has problematic emotional relations get expressed in sexual interactions. This leads to development in the characters but, in the mean time, it's implied they're both at least partially enjoying it. When the toxic emotional aspect gets resolved, they then go full vanilla or something close to it.
I am not on the team who complains about the lack of healthy BDSM representation in manga. I would still prefer the resolution be one instead of implying you go vanilla once you stop being toxic. In the end, I don't mind this too much, as a narrative convention rather than any kind of statement about how sexual interactions should work. The author wouldn't write a story like this if they thought power exchange was inherently toxic.
Some things could definitely be expanded on for it to be a bit more reasonable and coherent. I liked it overall, even if it was really rushed in the end (really got the axe, rip).
Tsun to hard dere like others covered aside, I mildly dislike how the sexual aspect is handled in these types of stories. The "toxic yuri" narrative has problematic emotional relations get expressed in sexual interactions. This leads to development in the characters but, in the mean time, it's implied they're both at least partially enjoying it. When the toxic emotional aspect gets resolved, they then go full vanilla or something close to it.
I am not on the team who complains about the lack of healthy BDSM representation in manga. I would still prefer the resolution be one instead of implying you go vanilla once you stop being toxic. In the end, I don't mind this too much, as a narrative convention rather than any kind of statement about how sexual interactions should work. The author wouldn't write a story like this if they thought power exchange was inherently toxic.
i mean, the context matters in that power exchange, or did you some how forgot what the foundation for BDSM is build out of?
it’s clearly it was a toxic one because of the context not that the author thinks power exchange itself is toxic lmao
This was actually pretty sweet in the end. I think all the tension gets resolved nicely and the love bombing fits the story and the characters well. The ending was nice and the story length was good. I wish it was longer but I guess we have that miyagi sendai pay for gay story for slow burn. Thanks all that were involved!