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How can I compliment this manga when it perfectly sums up the emotions of a single parent and what if your partner dies... Will remarry? If not why? It just must read for all.
Story- 9/10
Character development- 10/10
Ending- 10/10
The story was refreshed as it's not your usual themed anime in which mc leaves his hopeless lifestyle developed hope within as it is around that but conveyed by decent storytelling.
there will be a rumour about this manga as it has a very flashy or peculiar title but I can assure you there is nothing inappropriate there rather the story has heart-drenching content so if you are reading ... this take out your time and read this manga as will not "regret" reading this.

This is a story about a harem extra girl who is rejected by MC, but her younger brother tries to seduce her.

story- 8/10 Cause it's a unique take on- what happens to extra if they get post-rejection?

Art style- 7/10

characters 6/10 typical harem type.

realism- 7/10

... enjoyable- yes.

review- offers a fresh perspective on the often overlooked characters in harem narratives - the extras. In this manga, we follow the journey of a harem extra girl who faces rejection from the main character, only to find herself entangled in a complex web of emotions and relationships thereafter.

The story presents a unique take on the aftermath of rejection, exploring the psychological and emotional toll it takes on the rejected party. Rather than simply fading into the background, the protagonist is forced to confront her feelings of inadequacy and self-worth as she grapples with her newfound status as an "extra."

What sets this manga apart is its exploration of familial dynamics and taboo subjects. As the rejected girl's younger brother attempts to seduce her, the story delves into themes of forbidden love, societal expectations, and the blurred lines between familial and romantic affection. This unconventional twist adds layers of complexity to the narrative, challenging readers to reconsider their preconceived notions of love and relationships.

This is someone else's review, which I'm sharing instead of theirs.

Okay, I gotta say this before it slips from me, and sorry in advance because this will sound like an "um, actually" moment, but I can't help but geek out: I love the whole premise of the shadow dissociating from the self. very Jungian and factually close to the psychological processing of intense trauma. and the ghost not being able to move on (as far as I understand up until this point) because it cannot accept "all the ugly feelings" (in Jungian psychology, attaining self-actualization cannot happen unless the self integrates with the shadow, and ... confronting your shadow is the first of many confrontations and the hardest to achieve), and cannot remember the most traumatic event of her life (her murder, because people with trauma tend to have memory lapses and become forgetful) are such genius plot points relative to psychological concepts. It's nice that an anime like this can portray such an experience with close accuracy.