Seaside Stranger Vol. 5
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It’s been five years since Mio and Shun came to stay with Shun’s parents. By all accounts, their life is great. Shun has taken a temporary break from writing novels, and Mio is working as a mechanic. But with stability comes ennui, leading both to begin quietly questioning their relationship. And an even more turbulent storm is brewing, as Shun’s now-teenage brother, Fumi, has entered a rebellious phase!
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Bruh, what? I was totally thinking to give this 4.5 stars throughout the whole volume, but the ending messed it all up. 1) Fumi is 13. Sakurako is around 30. That's so wrong and annoying. Sakurako actually rejected him multiple times which were so nice and satisfying to read, but Fumi's only getting more annoying after that, and has no fucking clue when to shut the hell up. Chasing after a girl until they say yes because boys can't accept a "no"? Are we really doing this? 2) Mio looked better with long hair. ~ 3) The way Sakurako seemed so happy throughout the whole volume... was so refreshing to see. She just seems like she finally found herself. Whether it means she's aro/ace or not, would be cool but doesn't matter really. It's just nice to see when someone's happy with their own company. 1 extra star for that.
Description
It’s been five years since Mio and Shun came to stay with Shun’s parents. By all accounts, their life is great. Shun has taken a temporary break from writing novels, and Mio is working as a mechanic. But with stability comes ennui, leading both to begin quietly questioning their relationship. And an even more turbulent storm is brewing, as Shun’s now-teenage brother, Fumi, has entered a rebellious phase!
Book Information
Posts
Bruh, what? I was totally thinking to give this 4.5 stars throughout the whole volume, but the ending messed it all up. 1) Fumi is 13. Sakurako is around 30. That's so wrong and annoying. Sakurako actually rejected him multiple times which were so nice and satisfying to read, but Fumi's only getting more annoying after that, and has no fucking clue when to shut the hell up. Chasing after a girl until they say yes because boys can't accept a "no"? Are we really doing this? 2) Mio looked better with long hair. ~ 3) The way Sakurako seemed so happy throughout the whole volume... was so refreshing to see. She just seems like she finally found herself. Whether it means she's aro/ace or not, would be cool but doesn't matter really. It's just nice to see when someone's happy with their own company. 1 extra star for that.