As a result of the story's rapid speed, I was unable to understand why Takashi and Kuroa did not end up together at all. It was like after declaring their love for one another, Takashi just yeeted back to his old hometown where he ran into his childhood friend once more. It just seemed like the author played a uno reverse card here. I also didn’t like the fact Takashi literally groped Kuroa just because he was homophobic, it shouldn’t have needed to be there and it was brushed off as if it was nothing. That really rubbed me the wrong way like you would be rooting for Takashi to get better but when you do something like that, it puts me off rooting for him again.
Interesting idea of a plot and art was pretty neat but I wouldn’t call this the greatest LGBT+ story to recommend out there.
