I know I shouldn't have expected much from a chinese series like this but c'mon. I was at hoping to have some good wholesome father daughter stuff which it has, but there's so much dick measuring and "YOU WANNA DIE??" with no sense of pacing which amounts to a very sub-par series.
honestly, I don't mind how that end got resolved. But I would have preferred it not to get pushed into a romance route so directly. I think it should have showed how good friends they can be without developing romantic feelings. The whole point of their argument is how much they care for each...
What I disliked at first was how needlessly convoluted it got but then I actually got hooked despite that so props to the mangaka. Now the only thing I really dislike is how gullible the MC is. He jumps from one to the next without really thinking for himself and the only time he tried to think...
man, isn't this university? Cyberbullying extends far into any age group but for their to be actual school bullying on a university campus seems really pushing it.
"Not long after, Tarou finds that Umi only has 100 days to live!"
I've experienced my fair share of waiting for boy/girl to die series and my heart refuses to put itself through the experience again.
chapters of nothing and then finally some interesting developments. Feels kinda forced but meh, a part of me thinks that is due to the execution in the manga medium rather than the source material. I have a feeling this kind of scene is probably far better done in the LN. I should try to read it...
King of Qi still being the greedy troll we always knew he was is refreshing to say the least.
It's a tad silly riboku didn't consider Qi but I guess because Qin intend on conquering ALL of china, Qin getting outside aide is not as viable. However, it happened before which is why Riboku finally...
@breizh I think it's more so being caught up in the pace. Ever since Leslie joined things have changed in the household. Anytime something happens with Leslie everyone else gets riled up lmao.
I really like this. Not only does it have great waifu and lots of appropriate cultural diversity, but the actual plot has decent pace and some interesting stuff. The MC seems a little too lacking in ambition but I guess that's at least something consistent. Slice of life isn't for everyone but...