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| Indeed, the ending was a bit rushed. I was wondering at the end: 'What's up with this ending?'. It didn't affect the score too much though. I'd say the manga went pretty well, so it ended with a 9/10 from me. |
| The ending was a bit rushed but quite enjoyable overall for me. Looks like the manga went well with the psychological part although I didn't like some of the random sex scenes much. I felt that lacked a bit of a development and just popped out of nowhere. However, I did like the interactions, allusions, and mindfucks in this manga. So, overall I give this series a 7/10. |
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| Even if it was rushed it did end in a matter that left me satisfied... NOT. It was a tad sad. Or actually it was depressing seeing as the main chara accomplished his goal at saving her at the cost of losing her. Losing a loved one like that kinda just... Ugh... Them feels. |
| That's all? I thought it was going to be better because of the reviews and scores. 6/10 for me. And... about the genres: Seinen: the only thing seinen about this manga was the magazine in which was serialized and the sex scenes. Psychological: something like Oyasumi Punpun is psychological, but this? no way :P |
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| Yeah, it was okay. Debating whether to give this 6/10 or 7/10 But there is something that's bugging me. Who exactly is Ootsuki-sensei? I mean what is she to Emiru? It was hinted that she knew her before all that and now it was mentioned they see each other once a month. |
| To me it feels like the author was trying too hard for the story to be 'deep'. But it was quite good anyway. 7/10 grandy_UiD said: She told Kazuma that once the 'fake' Emiru disappears, she would rehabilitate the real Emiru. I think that's why they see each other once a month.But there is something that's bugging me. Who exactly is Ootsuki-sensei? I mean what is she to Emiru? It was hinted that she knew her before all that and now it was mentioned they see each other once a month. |
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| The theme and plot would still have come across, elegantly, if they tone down on the sex therapy. The constant need of bringing up despair and trying to make it deeper than what it was. That said, some of the dialogues are good and I feel sad for her alter personality which is existentially a monster with face created by the real Emiru. |
| I wonder if the real Emiru really remember what happened to dead Emiru and Futaba. Emiru was saved but Futaba lost his loved one. the ending was bittersweet 6.5/10 |
| This started as a good story but I lost it at the point he "slept" with her and then later tried to kill her other personality. He couldn't accept Emiru for what she was, he only ever loved a part of her. Such a guy shouldn't be a counsellor. Overall pathetic story. |
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| It would have been an A+ thriller if the author didn't want to make it a bittersweet love story so badly.. I actually wish the dude had killed her by accident while trying to erase her main personality, and ended up in jail in the end. It would have shown how badly it can end if you; try to do therapy uneducated, without rly knowing what you're doing and end up falling in love with one of the alters so you fuck( practically rape) the mentally unstable patient. I wish the author would have,anternatively, gone with a ghost story of possession and falling in love with the ghost- I feel like they didn't rly research the dissociative identity disorder, and wanted to create a love story where the guy falls in love with some weird creature, and not a person who has DID. |
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