Why is Mitsuki upset that Aya's going to a concert? Is it cuz Mitsuki quit music and it hurts or smthn or just upset that she didn't tell her cuz the whole "you thought you knew everything about them" line?
Some people suddenly got disinterested once the main couple got together and they sure are vocal about it.
Disinterest is not showing up at all anymore. The problem to me seems like people are tired of the drama and conflict and expected/wanted more fluff between the girls.
Complaints about the series being disjointed only/usually come up when the drama starts/tensions rise (and like in this case, it goes from a sweet moment in prev chapter where mitsuki is thinking her body got a cold so Aya can spoil her, then small timeskip into this chapter, mitsuki is better and finds out about smthn that makes her question how much she really knows about Aya
Personally, I'm bummed out cuz all of the conflict can be resolved/be less serious if they just communicate.
If they were able to talk here none of this would've happened.
And I personally get so frustrated when conflicts happen because one party isn't willing to be honest and keeps their feelings to themselves. I just can't relate to not wanting to talk bout something and then getting upset about not hearing about smthn that's semi related to the thing I don't want to talk about, and from its framing it seems like Mitsuki might take it hard
(Also I don't it when the other party is about to ask what's going and then gets interrupted, but I'm more willing to let that slide cuz it's easier to not/forget to talk about something, esp when the other person isn't willing to open up first. I'm guilty of pushing stuff off too)
I'm too invested in the relationship between the two that whenever conflict happens/starts in just like "ughhh here we go" I don't WANT to see them break up but my gut is telling me that at some point they will (I'm having this feeling of dread rn) so every time smthn like this happens I'm just worried
Every week, it's an endless stream of people commenting on "oh, it's disjointed", "oh, it's not that good anymore",
Some people suddenly got disinterested once the main couple got together and they sure are vocal about it.
Every week, it's an endless stream of people commenting "it's not hard to follow" and "it's actually perfect, 10/10 no notes"
Some people suddenly don't like how other people are voicing that they're having trouble following the story and they sure are vocal about it.
I think the issue is the series go from having arcs(?) like, ch 151-154 happen one after the other, its very clearly building off of each other then ch 155-156 is a diff character's perspective and a break from Aya and Mitsuki, which we return to at 157 but a diff character's perspective so we don't see their internal thoughts about the conflict from ch 153 Silence, 158 is a reminder that the conflict is still happening, ch 159-160 is another perspective shift that focus on a diff character then 161 goes back to Aya and Mitsuki and continues from where 160 left off, an 162 starts some time after that
I'm really bad at explaining but it's like... every chapter time passes; whenever we shift perspectives, we don't go back in time to focus more on what happened between Aya and Mitsuki. And some chapters take place after a mini timeskip so ppl may be lost from that too? Usually when conflict starts in a story, every chapter after the start is working to resolve that conflict, but in this story, the conflict goes into the background and life goes on without the conflict being resolved, and every so often we get reminders of the conflict, so that might also be why ppl are complaining too?
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