Regretted re-reading after all these years.
Surely piqued my interest because of the art. Hands down for me. There's also a nice variation of character design and you can recognize them properly.
Started strong, with female MC having a unique character unlike the overused weak type, but then ended up not facing the issues head on as opposed to how she's supposed to be. I appreciate how the author weigh in the consequences student-teacher relationship hence Shishio's path of action. The issue is with how the 2nd male lead was developed, it's shallow, his actions doesn't go well with how his character was built.
I'd say the
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 Alternative TitlesSynonyms: The Daytime Shooting Star, Hirunaka no Ryusei, Cookie Girl Cream Boy, Tsuyu Kaoru, A Love Story in Moist Rainy Days, Heroine no Ryuusei, More than Words Japanese: ひるなかの流星 More titlesInformationType: Manga
Volumes: 12
Chapters: 86
Status: Finished
Published: May 20, 2011 to Nov 5, 2014
Genre:
Romance
Demographic:
Shoujo
Serialization:
Margaret Authors:
Yamamori, Mika (Story & Art) Statistics Ranked: #4542 2 based on the top manga page. Please note that 'R18+' titles are excluded. Popularity: #150
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Sep 13, 2016
Will definitely contain spoilers in it
In the beginning I thought the manga was cool, normal like other shoujo manga and it is, but the art is absolutely beautiful so I kind of fell in love with the manga as I kept going. I'm normally the type that ships the first and most obvious pair in any type of romance manga, anime and books, so if you have read the first chapter, our first main characters will be satsuki shishio and yosano suzume. I like suzume as the main character, she's expressionless and not your average generic female mc, and I really like ... 
Apr 22, 2017
For the most part, the manga was decent, with not much separating it from similar manga. However, I gave it a bad rating because of the ending and especially one chapter. I hope I can explain it without giving out many spoilers. The story is about a love triangle between a girl, her teacher and her classmate. It seemed like the mangaka had an ending for the lead, Suzume, to end up with one of her love interest. It was set-up to be with a certain character throughout the story, while the other characters was going to be the one
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Dec 7, 2015
This manga started out very strong in terms of story and character, towards the end it became unfocused. A story that once featured a strong female character struggling to fit in was reduced to a love triangle and the strong female character was reduced to a prize. While you could argue that there were hints towards the ending it still came off as rather abrupt, and rushed, with a main character's backstory being shoved into one chapter, the last chapter, taking the focus off of the protagonist, and from a literary standpoint it read as unrealistic. It's not even unique in that other manga have
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May 4, 2016
Some spoilers.
I didn't finish this. I won't finish it. After chapter 65 I just can't care anymore, and I should have quit at chapter 10. Hirunaka no Ryuusei is kind of boring and Shishio Satsuki is a creep. The mangaka has a section where she explains the original plot before the editors tore it to pieces, and apparently Shishio was originally a classmate and not an emotionally stunted 24-year-old man hitting on a 15-year-old girl. Suzume starting to date Mamura was the best thing that happened to anyone in this manga, but them dating is pretty boring too. ...but the art is beyond stunning. It seems like ... |
