Hananoi-kun to Koi no Yamai

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Synonyms: I'm Addicted to You.

Japanese: 花野井くんと恋の病

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Type: Manga

Volumes: Unknown

Chapters: Unknown

Status: Publishing

Published: Dec 22, 2017 to ?

Genres: Award Winning, Romance

Theme: School

Demographic: Shoujo

Serialization: Dessert

Authors: Morino, Megumi (Story & Art)

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Score: 7.80¹ (scored by 4,921 users)

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Ranked: #1287²

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Feb 3, 2019

LadyAxeFace

Mixed Feelings

Preliminary (6/? chp)

This manga is really, really bugging me. It's written as if it's a typical cute shoujo romance. Nothing special, girl meets boy, they start dating even though Hotaru isn't sure if she likes Hananoi yet.

The problem I have with it is that Hananoi is continually giving me stalker vibes. He literally knows nothing of Hotaru, yet he's immediately so obsessed with her that he'll do anything for her, such as search for her barrette in a snowy field all night. When they're alone, he throws her against the floor and looms over her threateningly, because he's just so into her he can't control himself. He'll ...

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Sep 15, 2023

Skirt

Mixed Feelings

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Preliminary (4/? chp)

So I think the most polarizing thing here is obviously going to be Saki Hananoi, our protagonist's relentless stalker I mean love interest. Is getting his hair cut based on an off hand comment endearing? Or would your heart sing when your persuer spends all night looking through the snow for your hair clip, putting his health at risk for the tiniest chance to make you smile? If he hasn't won you over yet, then certainly revealing their shrine to you sounds like a romantic date?

Oh honey, I hope not. Which would be fine enough, but this is all portrayed with complete sincerity from ...

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Feb 21, 2023

Lolitroy

Mixed Feelings

Preliminary (12/? chp)

I'll start this by saying 90% of the reason behind the rating is the male lead, as it usually tends to be with series of that sort. With that said, the remaining 10% is what made me drop this.

I'm used to reading/watching questionable stuff and often find enjoyment in it, but something about this manga set my fight or flight response off from the beginning. I couldn't exactly tell you what it was. The male lead? I've read worse. The weird way in which his actions get portrayed as cute? I've unfortunately also read worse. The way he contrasts against everyone else's blandness? I think ... that might be it. I don't even remember what the female lead's name was and I just finished reading. She's cute and nice enough, but I can't really think of any legitimate way to describe her aside from non-committal adjectives that might as well describe 99% of female leads out there. I found her non-reactions to Hananoi's creepy behavior amusing at first, but at some point it began to feel as though the story itself wasn't aware of how his behavior might come across.

In a vacuum, I think Hananoi is easy to relate to being a 0 social skills loner who hides behind books (like a lot of us probably are), it's just the way the entirety of his existence seems to revolve around the female lead after he meets her. It's genuinely worrying. I can't tell if the story is expecting the reader to find this cute or if there will be come sort of commentary on the subject along the way. Again, there's a ton of highly questionable stories I've enjoyed that fail to acknowledge a potentially disturbing premise (I unironically like Junjou Romantica and rewatch it often ffs), it's just that usually they'll at least have some point of interest like a good sense of humor, charming characters, even a bile fascination factor, but this has nothing. All it does it make me worry about the female lead and everyone around her.

It kind of reminded me of Momokuri at the beginning, where the female lead does things like collect the male lead's trash for her shrine. The things she does are way more extreme and she's arguably more obsessed, but she also... you know, has friends, ambitions, interests other than her boyfriend. Besides, a lot of the comedy comes from her unhinged behavior, and it could be that this manga tries to do the same, but so far none of the jokes have landed for me. It feels more like having an unstable boyfriend whose entire life revolves around you is supposed to be the fantasy. I don't know, maybe I can't like this series as much because it's just not enjoyable to me.

Art-wise, it's fine, but with how much eye candy you can find in shoujo it really doesn't seem that special. I don't know, maybe it gets better as it goes on. I hate dropping series and this is the first manga I've dropped in years but I just can't bring myself to continue. There's nothing interesting happening, every character but the male lead feels like white noise, and said male lead could easily be the villain of a horror story. There's just so many other things to read these days, similar premise or not, that there's just no reason to keep going for me.

If this is the sort of story that appeals to you, though, by all means, have fun reading it. I picked it up in the first place because my almost 30-year old cousin is obsessed with this series and collects the volumes. Teenage me would've outright hated this. My sister also enjoyed it a lot and it seems to be mostly recommended, so maybe I'm just an outlier. Who knows. Enjoyment, or lack thereof, is subjective is nothing to be ashamed about after all.

EDIT: Due to said cousin, I read up to volume 9, and pretty much everything I've said still holds up. After several volumes of nothing happening, the story randomly got packed with the usual shoujo tropes (childhood friend crush, creepy teacher x student subplot, male lead is 1/4 English (it's always England lol), a 'fight' between friends that lasts half an episode, etc.) so it went from boring to derivative in the worst way possible. There's an anime coming out, though, so there's that. Cheers.

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Nov 5, 2022

moykul

Mixed Feelings

Preliminary (41/? chp)

Im honestly confused on how to feel about this manga, I think it has a good premise, 2 love interests who are honest about their feelings and intentions from the start and work through their issues together, and the romantic scenes and such are what you expect from your usual shoujo, its got a good amount of humor too. But i don't really get what the author has in mind for the male lead, Hananoi anymore.

Hananoi has a messed up perception of love/self worth and in his own way is trying to be better about opening up and not be overbearing/toxic, but he's essentially ... being re-socialized through his high school girlfriend? That wouldn't be that big of a deal if his attachment to her didn't come across as a genuine mental illness. This isn't a 'dig' at him, i'm just at a point in this story (ch 39-41) where I would rather read about him getting professional help because his behavior is unacceptable.

I guess the point of his character/their relationship is essentially supposed to be 'everyone deserved to be loved, and learn how to love' (in a healthy way) regardless of baggage, but we've gotten this far and his form of 'love' is still at the expense of others so now what? Having good intentions or feeling genuine affection for someone cannot make up for shitty behavior. I understand to an extent he cannot change overnight and is pretty self aware of his shortcomings, but I cant root for them completely because it feels like if they remain together he's only going to keep relying on her as his only sense of happiness and learn nothing, and thats not good for either of them in the long run.

I might be being a bit harsh, I do think its enjoyable overall and im sure plenty of people overlook the conflict for the sake of the romance, but i genuinely hope Hananoi's character is addressed properly.

EDIT 6/28/23: i decided to catch up after i took a break from reading this, I will say that my concerns did more or less get addressed! Hasanoi gets called out by several characters and is learning that a support system that isn't composed of only your girlfriend is good (lol) however, not completely satisfied with how his fuck-up wasnt treated as seriously as it could have been. Like i understand that at the end of the day this is a shoujo and its gonna be a little silly and corny at times, but this manga does take itself pretty seriously! so i wish it touched more on the aspect of how scary thinking someone you care about could be unsafe to be around. Again i appreciate this newfound realization that Hananoi can rely on other people, but i still think he need like. people that arent teenagers to give him advice lol.

Point is, this really isnt for everyone! but i do think its at least an interesting read.

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