
Love Comes After Studying
恋爱要在学习之后
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.7M Words
- Genre
- Urban Youth
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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The premise from the very beginning is flawed. Since Furuhashi and Ogata are set as the top students in their respective subjects (humanities and sciences), and the protagonist is second in both, theoretically there shouldn't be a single overall top student above them.
I really like characters I can't learn, but I hate pairing them up even more, so I really don't dare to watch them.
Although it didn't evoke the same sense of melancholy or leave me feeling completely moved, it was surprisingly good overall, so I recommend it. Unfortunately, the author mainly focused on the quintuplets and Fumino. Rizu drinking soup with Fumino was alright, but the plots and romantic storylines of the other characters were somewhat lacking, especially Kei, whom I was most looking forward to. I was a little disappointed with that part.
Is this about stock trading? The tags are all over the place.
It seems the author of this book has also retired from the entertainment industry.
Why are there no comments in the book review section?