Eh.
There was no kind of climax at all, whether it was for the plot or his relationships....
As for the political aspect... how should I put it?
It just kind of wrapped up just like that?
Was it like this for the novel as well?
5/10
Im not sure why Nanaka is mad when she knows they're only pretending to date
@hordebay
Read temple, same artist
Grand Blue is more of a comedy with romance sprinkled in while Temple is a true romcom
Aw it was for money, I thought Sakurako found out that Iori and Chisa weren't actually dating
@FgoSegul
1. Kitahara's dad is adopted, so Iori and Chisa are NOT related by blood
2. Probably, but she wouldn't do it if she didn't like Iori in the first place. She even said in this chapter she...
Hes not a bad dad, but he's not a good one either.
I mean, he has good intentions but he's also a dumbass.
I can't really hate him though, he's better then 70% of manhwa dads.
He can get better.
Reading through this again, I can definitely see it's flaws.
It progressed too quickly, they learned about the connection between worlds too fast.
They should of had a couple more trips back and forth, slowly learning something new everytime.
They also got strong too quickly.
The power...
Oooo will she make up with Harsen now that she sees how she hurt him?!
I feel sorry for this dude tho, 2nd male lead syndrome hits once again
@alphagudetama
I think its because shes never given Harsen a genuine chance to understand her
Kizuna is probably the kind of hero Naofumi wanted to be.
Because of Naofumi's traumas and the attitude of the other heroes, hes let go of such expectations.
The great thing about Kizuna is that she shows that what Naofumi hoped for is indeed possible.
Kizuna is a great parallel to Naofumi...