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A review by boredvsick
Agents of the Four Seasons, Vol. 1: Dance of Spring, Part I by Kana Akatsuki
emotional
reflective
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? No
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? N/A
2.0
The plot is good but the book is really not.
The story is fast and seems pretty cute but the way it was written doesn't give justice to what the author wanted to say.
I find the speech pattern of Hinagiku annoying and I find annoyance in the way the same event is written again and again.
A lot of things are explained instead of showed and it's kinda weird.
It's supposed to make you feel the tension of the traumatic event and how much it affected characters but it just feels forced, almost a fever dream.
The only one I really cared about, Autumn, was shown for so little that I couldn't even feel bad about what happened.
Even the fight scene are fast, written as fast as possible.
I will read the sequel, since I've already bought it, but I'm disappointed.
The story is fast and seems pretty cute but the way it was written doesn't give justice to what the author wanted to say.
I find the speech pattern of Hinagiku annoying and I find annoyance in the way the same event is written again and again.
A lot of things are explained instead of showed and it's kinda weird.
It's supposed to make you feel the tension of the traumatic event and how much it affected characters but it just feels forced, almost a fever dream.
The only one I really cared about, Autumn, was shown for so little that I couldn't even feel bad about what happened.
Even the fight scene are fast, written as fast as possible.
I will read the sequel, since I've already bought it, but I'm disappointed.