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everlaerian's review
2.0
It's ok. Redundant plot of new step siblings falling in love slowly, one of them being related to the chairman of the school/ them being the student president as well. Unoriginal ending.
Since I've read this type of manga, with basically the same/ similar plot down to the T with the exception of character names, I personally don't recommend. Again, I tend to be harsher to mainstream/ popular titles and this just didn't seem that amazing as everyone else claims.
Do I recommend it:
Since I've read this type of manga, with basically the same/ similar plot down to the T with the exception of character names, I personally don't recommend. Again, I tend to be harsher to mainstream/ popular titles and this just didn't seem that amazing as everyone else claims.
Do I recommend it:
shoggoth_roof's review against another edition
4.0
Parece que en todos los volúmenes viene un personaje nuevo a alterar el status quo. En este caso se trata de Mitsuko, la hermana de Harumi y hará que Yuzu y Mei se enfrenten en unas elecciones por la presidencia del consejo estudiantil.
Creo que le ha sentado muy bien este giro de acontecimientos a la serie para ver el contraste con historias anteriores, el valor de las relaciones de los personajes y sus motivaciones.
Creo que le ha sentado muy bien este giro de acontecimientos a la serie para ver el contraste con historias anteriores, el valor de las relaciones de los personajes y sus motivaciones.
shlackspot's review
3.0
The last chapter made me go with three stars instead of two or maybe two and a half. I really wanted to see Yuzu’s and Mei’s relationship evolve a little bit more after what happened in the last volume, but I got a whole arc about Aihara’s bigger sister being mad about the current student council ??? I was a little bit disappointed, since I couldn’t see really the point of the arc more than not showing Mei and Yuzu evolve with their feelings.
As I said before, what made me go with three stars was the last chapter. I’m really glad, because we saw a new side of Aihara, a character I’ve always felt that deserves more development, a new side of Yuzu loving herself thanks to Mei, Aihara and that junior student, her whole speech about her convictions, love and friendship, wich I thought it was the cutest thing in the world; and we also see a new side of Mei, fighting for what she believes and talking more to Yuzu, skipping rules just to kiss her after school in their grandpa’s office, making Mei’s character feel a lot less flat. I liked it a lot, and I felt it deserved three stars since we see so much character development everywhere.
As I said before, what made me go with three stars was the last chapter. I’m really glad, because we saw a new side of Aihara, a character I’ve always felt that deserves more development, a new side of Yuzu loving herself thanks to Mei, Aihara and that junior student, her whole speech about her convictions, love and friendship, wich I thought it was the cutest thing in the world; and we also see a new side of Mei, fighting for what she believes and talking more to Yuzu, skipping rules just to kiss her after school in their grandpa’s office, making Mei’s character feel a lot less flat. I liked it a lot, and I felt it deserved three stars since we see so much character development everywhere.
joe_sock's review
funny
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
3.5
tyler_j's review
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
5.0