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That was a bit abrupt - I really would have liked to see her develop a little in her career as Hime (and their relationship). I guess Kudou followed his father’s path in the end? The dream that Yamada had never seemed resolved to me...was it really just his promise to have a seiyuu he mentored...

Disjointed and sloppy story.

“Playful delivery” is not how I would describe that performance. Also, why does she look so crazy? I get that she’s intense, but it’s like a wild beast being let loose on the koto.

Argh. What a stupid lie. And how dumb to follow this CEO that is obviously hitting on you (even admitted it!) to get food and then a drink. He seems like a scammer too... TBH I also think Shunin is an ass, so I don’t feel badly for him either.

This is a cute story, but it does give me the creeps when the teachers start talking to each other. It’s rather predatory and gross if you think about it too much (like so many shoujo tropes...). I also don’t see why the MCs need to act mature all the time, or why their view of maturity means...

Sly sensei.

All these kids falling for their teachers...or random adults on the bus 😵

No matter how cute, he’s 14...

Lots of cliched shoujo tropes. Excessively aggressive male with air headed, naive female.

The story moved incredibly fast, without much in the way of true conflict - the end/epilogue really appeared without much warning. I did enjoy Nono's positive attitude and approach to people, no matter how unrealistic.

So...sweet... I love that it shows Chika and Houtsuki have had very similar lives in the way of being isolated emotionally and struggling to cope. This is still my favorite manga... i hope the anime lives up to my expectations.

The story sped up and started feeling disjointed after the first couple of chapters. It could have been interesting, but there just wasn’t enough development.

Ok, psycho girl. How can you work with others if you can’t respect their contributions? Milan isn’t even interested in listening to anyone else. That’s amazingly self centered. They must be talented to have this dissonant group be brilliant...imagine how much better it would sound if they...

She has really bad luck. It’s getting to be ridiculous how many close calls she’s had, and for pretty stupid reasons. You would think that a lifetime of seeing these auras would have led to her developing ways to deal with dark people, but she’s completely helpless to save herself.

I don’t think it’s the teacher, but that it is someone else connected to her.

I really have to wonder what kind of books he wrote, that so many of his fans seem to be insane...

Overall it was an interesting story, though it felt extremely rushed in a lot of places. Not really a fan of Ran, who is massively overpowered and taught no self control or awareness until after she nearly destroys everything. Her parents are pretty careless when it comes to raising their...

Argh. At least they’re talking about it openly for once. But Kyoto seriously needs to stop acting guilty and making excuses, and Ren needs to get over himself. This chapter seemed out of character and somewhat abrupt for both of them. I hope she blasts him in the next chapter. The look on her...

This series was a complete disappointment to me.

I agree. Apparently you just need to get them drunk and every single time they’ll drop the scroll and be unable to tell a human from a dog. How exactly did he switch the scrolls this time anyway? It’s an interesting plot, but I am sad about this development (esp the love triangle/square). Hell...