The Tenth Generation Boss's Guide to Winning Back His Wife [Crossover]

I always felt that the relationship between Tsunayoshi and Chiho came out of nowhere. Fortunately for Tsuna, he had a crush on Chiho since he was a child. Although his memory was sealed later, he still had an impression on his subconscious mind. As for Chiho, she didn't show any different thoughts about Tsuna when they met twice when she was a child. When she grew up, she suddenly became attracted to Tsuna when they reunited. Even if I'm a little concerned about Tsunayoshi forgetting about me, I don't think this concern is enough to turn into a good impression. In short, Chiho's feelings for Tsunayoshi came very suddenly. Although it is often said that Takema is no match for the sky, but Chiho fell in love with Tsuna so easily and suddenly, I really feel unworthy of Tsurumaru. In the full text, Tsunayoshi's appearance rate cannot be compared with that of Tsurumaru, but in the end it was him who took the lead. I always felt that because he was the male protagonist from the beginning, he was forced to HE... I don't know how to describe it, but it just gave me a sense of violation. Tsurumaru has paid so much for Chiho, and has been with her for ten years, but it is completely unable to compare with Tsunayoshi, who they only met when they were young, and started flirting with each other shortly after they met again as adults... I think this setting is very unreasonable. It's not like I haven't read novels about affectionate male protagonists who regretfully leave the scene, but often I feel pity for the male protagonist while at the same time I feel that the love between the male and female protagonists is naturally beautiful and perfect. This article is the first time that I feel that the male protagonist is too annoying and unworthy of being the male protagonist (maybe that is a bit too much, but I really feel sorry for Tsurumaru...)

~It was a bit confusing to watch and the ending was rushed (><)

(((I would like to ask what kind of interpersonal relationship Yato was originally set in (if I remember correctly because I recently read a miscellaneous article orz

Although the relationship between the male and female protagonists progressed too suddenly, some emotional gaps can still be found. When the heroine was a child, she could only see swordsmen in Honmaru, and Tsunayoshi was the only human of the same kind and age. Although she later met Dazai Osamu and Nakahara Chuuya, they were already adults, so it is understandable that the heroine has feelings for Tsunayoshi. Although Tsurumaru has been with the heroine for many years, he and the heroine are more dependent and affectionate.

Although the relationship between the male and female protagonists progressed too suddenly, some emotional gaps can still be found. When the heroine was a child, she could only see swordsmen in Honmaru, and Tsunayoshi was the only human of the same kind and age. Although she later met Dazai Osamu and Nakahara Chuuya, they were already adults, so it is understandable that the heroine has feelings for Tsunayoshi. Although Tsurumaru has been with the heroine for many years, he and the heroine are more dependent and affectionate.

Ha? Is this the end? Congratulations on the ending... How should I put it, Tsunayoshi is unhappy, oooh, Tsurumaru, Hashiri.

I cried TT, I hated the Vongola of that era.

That... Actually, 550,000 yen is equal to 36,000 soft girl coins...

It's very beautiful o(*////▽////*)q

Woohoo, this chapter feels so cruel even after reading it for the second time.