Hikigaya, the Son-in-Law of Three Families

Although this book is very good and its emotional portrayal is very touching, I personally feel that it has three major flaws. 1. In the Chizuru arc, the final declaration of a lifelong breakup, although they eventually got back together in later volumes, still couldn't hold back. 2. The Clover arc had so much buildup; I really had this urge to just let Clover and Fuutarou be together! I can't take it anymore, it's too saccharine. 3. The "Who Am I" arc was good at the beginning, with Eighth Brother staying up for three days and three nights, unwilling to forget Yukino. But then it fell apart. It was supposed to be a game where Yukino had always had a winning streak, and this was supposed to be an unbeatable one, but it was still a huge win. The rest of the arc was just Eighth Brother fawning over Yukino (even though he saw her as Mai), and she even rejected him, saying, "I love my deceased husband." At this point, Eighth Brother was still shamelessly fawning over her. Where did he put Mai? (His perception of Yukino at this point was still that of Yukino ten years ago, during her most vulnerable period after her father's murder). The pacing of this arc felt like it started high and then collapsed completely. It lacked the poignant feeling of the "I love you" part. It was like a serious drama suddenly turning into a family-friendly comedy in the end. #(Sweat)

Yukino, Yui, Yumiko, Saki, Rumi, Haruno, Kiyoyuki, Yui, Hime, Isshiki, the five sisters, Kaguya, Sayoko, Eirii, Yuriko, Utaha, Kaori, Megumi, Minamoto no Yorimitsu, Chizuru, Yoru, Sakurajima Mai, Kirisu Mafuyu, Nanami Asami, Iori Rinko, Akasaka Akane, Takarada Rikka, Shinjo Akane, Hayasaka Ai, Futaba Rio, Sakurajima Mai, Hiratsuka Shizuka, Shimizu Nayatake, Kirisu Miharu, Saki Kyoka, and that's about it.

Are there any similar Oregairu fanfiction novels? I've finished reading one and want to read a few more. #(Crying)

It's a shame that volume nine had a terrible ending; the later volumes were really weak. Especially Qingxue; her relationship with the protagonist was only hinted at later, and the ending wasn't explained in detail. The author was probably afraid of it being taken down, which is a real shame for this character.

The "Who Am I" volume is truly beyond words; it's so cheesy. I didn't even consider subscribing to it; I just skipped through the ending along with the final volume. #(Sweat)

#(Question mark) Were Sayoko's scenes deleted? Wasn't it mentioned that she was pregnant from the point of the Shinomiya family's struggle for the head of the family? I've read 50% of the book, and there's not a single mention of Sayoko or her child. What's going on? #(Laughing and crying) Also, why does the storyline of Nao and Hayasaka seem to have ended abruptly? Was it reported?

Volume 15 is so good!

#(Funny)#(Cute)

Has the author completely forgotten about Tuanzi? Qwq