I Really Don't Want a Girlfriend Anymore

It's that shrimp again. I guess I've been reading too much fanfiction; I just can't seem to like this character.

I initially decided to read it because the synopsis mentioned the upperclassman, but she didn't have much screen time in the first few volumes. That's understandable, considering she's only a major character in volume five. However, I just couldn't continue reading. First of all, the first volume is the best written. Haruno can be considered the male protagonist's first love, and the various satisfying moments are quite good, enough to keep me reading. Then there's Asuna in Volume 2, which I personally found quite good. Perhaps it's because it showed a student romance, specifically the part where the male protagonist and Asuna go to cram school together and then go home. Asuna's character is also very likable, and in this volume, I could see the male protagonist's character gradually become more three-dimensional. The third part starts to decline; although it's still somewhat readable, it completely lacks the feel of the first two volumes. Furthermore, the male protagonist's character begins to crumble, collapsing just as things were starting to look promising… I forced myself to continue reading out of anticipation for the sequels to the first two volumes and the latter two, but to be honest, it was utterly tasteless. Volume 4 was truly a turning point for me. If you have no feelings for or even some aversion to the leader, reading this volume will probably be as torturous as it was for me. After reading over 100 chapters, I simply couldn't take it anymore and quit. Then, the senior in volume five was not seen. I would say that reading the first two volumes of this book is sufficient.

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