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Aug 18, 2023
So I started reading this earlier today and boy, what a mess.
For a bit of context, at the beginning of the whole manga we learn that Hiroko is an older woman working as the boss of Ayaka at some company. Hiroko is a lesbian and a womanizer however she keeps this a secret from her professional work.
Ayaka on the other hand is Hiroko's kouhai and is deeply in love with her. She changed her looks and try every way to make Hiroko fall in love with her.
At first, Hiroko is unaware that Ayaka likes her. Throughout the first couple chapters, Ayaka consistently
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attempts to make Hiroko fall for her, but to no avail. But eventually she outright confesses to Hiroko (although she was half drunk), and Hiroko is so dense she thought Ayaka was talking about someone else, EVEN THOUGH Ayaka literally said "you". Even after that, Ayaka continues her pursuit of Hiroko but she is sooooooo dense that all of her attempts ends in her crying.
The final nail in the coffin is when Hiroko FINALY realizes that Ayaka is in love with her, and STILL CHOOSES TO REJECT HER EVEN THOUGH SHE LIKES HER BACK saying that "It's for the best". Like, HELLLOOOOOO!!!??? They both like each other (Ayaka a bit more) and yet she still rejected Ayaka's confession with BOTH OF THEM HAVING DEEP FEELINGS FOR EACH OTHER. You have to be as dense as a f**** black hole. It's just so hard to watch Ayaka literally pouring her heart out for Hiroko, with Hiroko knowing that Ayaka loves her, and her loving Ayaka back, AND STILL REJECT HER leaving Ayaka to just constantly suffer. She even had the nerve to push Ayaka to date another female coworker instead saying that it's better for her. LIKE WHAT. It's low key evil how she doesn't even realize how much she is hurting Ayaka by being so dense, and Ayaka endures all of it just hoping to eventually get through to her. It's just impossibly hard to watch personally.
Because of this, I'm choosing to drop the series. I know that they would eventually end up together somehow, but personally Hiroko does not deserve someone like Ayaka if she constantly hurts her like this.
Reviewer’s Rating: 5
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Oct 21, 2022
The story so far is great, the character dynamics, what each of them are hiding, who has the ulterior motives, it's all so fun to watch it unfold. The overall idea of the manga is smart too, how the author created two different sides to this strange power that the main character has and utilizes it to further push the plot is genius. I like the manga, ya'll should check it out. However, although I think the manga is great and whatever, I can't really agree with the main characters way of thinking. The idea that no one deserves to die is absolutely ridiculous. She
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saved the person who is bullying her friend, saved a murderer, like bruh. There are definitley people in this world who deserve to die like Akira's dad. Plus I can't see a way she keeps saving these people as each time she saves someone she alters fate, which means that someone else has to die in that persons place. The mc is oblivous to the fact that there are some people e.g. murderers, rapists, pedos that don't deserve to live, those who have messed up so bad already that they don't deserve a second chance. I still don't like the way the student council president kills people though since he kills people that actually should get a second chance, however I would say that I side more with his way of thinking. Although I don't agree with the main characters mindset, I still do really enjoy the manga so far as each chapter is really engaging and makes me want to know what happens next. overall, I prolly give this like a low 8. I really hope that the mc opens her eyes tho and realize that people deserve to die.
Reviewer’s Rating: 8
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Nov 15, 2021
This manga was pretty interesting as it revolves around a unique relationship between a patient and a doctor at a hospital. The age gap is a very uncommon theme even in yuri manga so I enjoyed it quite a bit. What really kept me interested in this series was how they would end up in the end. This relationship that they created was formed as a test and not really true love, but as they come to know each other throughout the chapters, this fake love transforms into real feelings with each other, which is something that I really enjoyed about this manga. I wouldn't
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say that this story is breathtaking, but it is quite unique. The art was not top tier but it was appropriate for a decently short series. Overall, this show was pretty short, but was very intriguing as it had such a unique story that even I, as an avid yuri manga reader, was surprised to find. The character development was great, and it didn't really dig deep into the backgrounds of the characters, or some obvious problems in their relationship, but I felt like it didn't need to as well. It focused on the two main characters and their journey through such an interesting relationship. I thoroughly enjoyed this manga for the interesting story, and the positive ending.
Reviewer’s Rating: 7
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