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| THIS IS A MANGA ONLY DISCUSSION POST. DO NOT DISCUSS ANYTHING BEYOND THIS CHAPTER. ---------------------------------------- And there is the end T_T. Was an okay epilogue, never really liked epilogues in most series though since it kind of makes you sad and nails in the fact that the series is over, plus the endings are usually too perfect. I mean, everyone lived happily ever after (even Asaba who I guess is going to become a pedophile in the near future, that'll be an interesting showdown when Arima finds out about it.). Anyways, the series was really good in my opinion, the ending was probably the part that stood out as being slightly lower quality since it felt rushed, I wish they had put the same "emotion" they put in the father arch in to the ending instead of having it just be a quick wrapping up with the series. However, even when we ignore all that, this series reminded me a bit of Mars, in a very good way, with characters having to deal with more drama than just love triangles / misunderstandings / or other half-hearted drama, was well as putting in that slight psychological touch. So I really liked this series, 8/10 for me. |
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| This was great! At first I didn't want to read this, but thanks to my friend, I did! A must read. =D |
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RabiaRSA said: It says that there are 108 chapters but I can only find 101 chapters? Extras were counted as well! ;) |
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| This manga pushes the boundaries of relationships. Maybe including things that are taboo just makes it more attractive to readers because it's thrilling to play around with a forbidden fruit? E.g. May-December relationships (Literal cradle-snatcher), brother-sister relationships. Other relationships that started off with hate, bullying, and revenge but later blossomed into love are also very intriguing and motivates readers to follow their progress. |
| Arima almost got NTR'ed lmao.. It was ok ending..not quite satisfied with asaba story tho.. seem like the author put random story for him |
azenobio said: I think we can all agree that Asaba is a little problematic in the final chapter. I was loving the idea where he was describing his role as a father figure and finally realized the “love” he was looking for was within the family that Arima and Yukino have created together. That is understandable. It should’ve stayed as that. Then Sakura confesses to him. I think this triggered a can of worms he didn’t really want to admit to, especially how uncomfortable he looked half the time. However, it is unsettling for sure when he admits that Sakura is the “woman” he loves and that he “doesn’t know what he’s doing”. Like…if you’re an adult, you should know better. Asaba was practically there helping Arima and Yukino raise their children. It definitely gave me Usagi Drop vibes lmao Hoshi14 said: This manga pushes the boundaries of relationships. Maybe including things that are taboo just makes it more attractive to readers because it's thrilling to play around with a forbidden fruit? E.g. May-December relationships (Literal cradle-snatcher), brother-sister relationships. Other relationships that started off with hate, bullying, and revenge but later blossomed into love are also very intriguing and motivates readers to follow their progress. My two cents on this. Yes, the anime pushes a few boundaries. The society has those boundaries in place to protect itself since the majority of children are not wise enough to take the proper decisions and some adults are predatory. The other situation like this was with Maho and her 28 year old dentist boyfriend. However the situations presented in this manga both involve a very smart younger girl falling for a much older guy. And both older guys are responsible enough to wait it out until they are even more mature. I do not see the problem with this if Asaba and Sakura have a platonic relationship for around 3 years and if she still feels the same way about him after that then it's their decision without anyone being able to deny it (although the society will still frown upon it). |
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