flower_girl's review
emotional
funny
lighthearted
slow-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Plot
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.25
lilsuccubus's review
3.5
Heartbreaking. I don't approve of a teacher dating a child, of course, but everything about her actions was so grown up, and for nothing. I believe he didn't love her if he wasn't willing to wait for her or date long distance in secret.
meganmargoking's review
2.0
Good volume overall. I had the knock it down a couple stars because it tries to make it okay that a man in his twenties is dating his 15-16 year old student. No one in the series can see the issue of them dating and that's messed up.
trisa_slyne's review
5.0
This charming series has really grabbed my attention! I didn't think I would like it because there's no magic, has a love triangle, and is about everyday life, but I love it.
eef8's review against another edition
2.0
Let’s be honest, I’ve loved this series in the past...But this is full of truly, extremely problematic messages.
garbo2garbo's review
3.0
I enjoyed Miki, Ginta, Yuu and Arimi a lot in this volume, and I enjoyed seeing Miki try to understand her feelings. However, the 'relationship' between Meiko and Nachan is romanticized, which I found really unsettling and uncomfortable - this is a peodophilic and is a huge abuse of power. Meiko was 15 when she started a relationship with him - she is still a child. The fact that even Yuu and Miki's mothers express their fantasies about student-teacher 'romances' just made me even more uncomfortable. Hopefully this will be the last of this story.
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