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Akina-san and Keita-kun (1) (The plot picks up where the year-end party left off) Despite being constantly criticized for her low emotional intelligence and simple-mindedness, Akina Nakamori is, after all, a woman. How could she not know Keita Aso's feelings for her? At first, she was somewhat resistant to the sympathy and pity in his eyes.

I learned about Quanshui Jie (a popular online singer) after I started working away from home and became involved with the internet, but I actually liked her songs much earlier, including the Dragon Ball GT theme song. There's really no reason why I liked her; I simply liked her as a person. Even though she's gone, I still love her, and I'll always love her.

The romance is fine, but the Akina Nakamori thing is just a pain… If you don't like someone, just say no. You can still be friends and business partners. What's the point of pushing her to her best friend? It's like matchmaking… Anyway, I've skipped all the parts about Akina Nakamori and her best friend… Write more about the main character and the older sister, less of this random matchmaking…

This is a book that you can't put down once you start reading it. Fortunately, I've finished reading the latest update, and I finally have a chance to say a few words. To be honest, what attracted me most to this book was the intimacy between the lines and the flowing, everyday descriptions, as if I were a spectator standing on the scene, quietly watching the characters in the book and observing…

This is seriously toxic. If you weren't planning to get Akina, why did you write so much about her romantic interactions with the protagonist? Akina already confessed to the protagonist, and then you still encourage your friend to pursue her? Are you out of your mind? In conclusion, this is a cuckoldry story. Be careful if you haven't read it yet!

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Slightly toxic. If you're writing about Izumi's pure love, don't interfere with Akina's storyline. If you don't like her, just pair her up with your friend to show brotherhood. Your friend is a key supporting character, so why is he always hanging around in front of the main character? Too much screen time makes readers uncomfortable.

I dropped the book because of Akina's romantic storyline. I also really like the older sister, but if you're writing about the older sister as the female lead, could you please describe Akina's romantic storyline less? Suddenly having Akina paired up with someone else is really unbearable.

I heard you're sending a girl? Don't be ambiguous. Either state it directly from the beginning, otherwise readers will feel disgusted, like finding a worm in their food. Why do the vast majority of authors insist on courting disaster? 🤫🤫🤫

Sending the girl away, damn it, I'm done. It would have been better if you hadn't written about Akina at first, I liked the older sister too, but you've hurt Akina again and I'm not happy about it. No matter what your intention was, writing it like this makes me feel suffocated. Goodbye.