This series is truly growing on me, much like a rather freakish dandelion.

It's quite amusing how Tsukasa fails to put two and two together and realize that he likes Tsukushi. In fact, it seems that no one around him can figure that out either.

There are a few things that I would like to point out. Firstly, you can't develop autism, nor can you simply grow out of it. You might become catatonic, manic depressive, or even develop a lazy eye, and potentially overcome all of those conditions, but being autistic is something that persists. I mean, the symptoms described in the series were nowhere near those of autism. And I'm not claiming to be an expert or anything.

Secondly, you can become a lawyer and make a difference by helping the poor in your own community, town, neighboring town, or even on the other side of the country. You don't necessarily have to fly halfway around the world to assist the underprivileged. At that point, you might as well just go to some country in Africa and start lending a hand.

It's important to look at these aspects and consider the implications within the context of the story.

I truly have a great passion for reading this manga.

It is extremely hilarious and always manages to bring a smile to my face.

Although I don't have a particular fondness for the art style, the captivating story line more than makes up for it.

It has this unique charm that keeps me constantly eager to turn the next page and find out what happens next.

Moreover, the drama in the manga is simply amazing.

It adds an extra layer of excitement and intensity, making the whole reading experience even more engaging.

Overall, despite the slight drawback in the art, this manga is a real gem and I would highly recommend it to anyone who loves a good laugh and an interesting story.

This series seems to be continuously deteriorating.

It could potentially be somewhat entertaining in a perverse sense, were it not for the fact that all the sexual assault within it is glamorized and excused.

I'll grudgingly admit that I did have a certain liking for the ending. However, just two cool panels are in no way sufficient to make up for the remainder of this work.

The way the sexual assault is presented is deeply concerning and inappropriate. It sends the wrong message and undermines the importance of respecting others.

While the ending may have had a few redeeming qualities, the overall flaws in the series far outweigh any positives.

It's essential that creators are more responsible in their portrayal of such sensitive topics and strive to create content that is both engaging and respectful.

Otherwise, this kind of series will continue to disappoint and have a negative impact on its audience.

Tsukasa is an actual psychopath. His actions and behavior are truly disturbing.

Every time I encounter his character, I feel a sense of unease creeping in. It's not just one aspect, but almost every way that makes me uncomfortable.

Seriously, what the fuck is wrong with him? His lack of empathy, his twisted mind, and his unpredictable nature all contribute to this feeling of discomfort.

I can't help but wonder how such a character could exist. It's like he comes from a different world, a world filled with darkness and chaos.

His actions seem to be driven by some unknown force, something that is beyond my comprehension. Maybe it's his past, maybe it's something else.

Whatever it is, it's clear that Tsukasa is a character that I would rather avoid. He gives me the creeps and makes me question the sanity of the people around him.

I hope that in the end, justice will be served and he will get what he deserves.

This is an awful turn of events.

The potential love interest has essentially committed a sexual assault against the main female character.

How can such an act be justifiable? It seems completely unacceptable and makes him an irredeemable character.

I am truly concerned about where this story line is headed.

Adding to the horror, it is casually disclosed that he beats people within an inch of their lives simply because he has the power and knows his father will bail him out of trouble.

This new revelation further darkens the character and makes me question whether I will continue with this series.

I am left in a state of uncertainty, not knowing if I can stomach the potential further development of this disturbing plot.

This one was really strange.

It seems as if the love interest has become garbage now.

I have been thinking that I’m going to give it one more volume.

However, this particular installment was quite unsettling.

The way the story has developed and the actions of the characters have left me with a sense of unease.

I’m not sure if it’s just a phase in the narrative or if there are deeper issues at play.

Nonetheless, I’m still willing to give it one more chance to see if it can redeem itself and bring some clarity to the situation.

Maybe the next volume will offer some explanations and turn the story around for the better.

But for now, I’m left with this strange and unsettling feeling after reading this volume.

Re-read August 2018:

I truly have a complex love-hate relationship with this series. During this re-read, there are certain events in this volume that I simply do not like. Strangely enough, I don't recall having this thought when I first read it. (How could I have missed this and not been bothered by it??) But even when it was initially published by Viz in 2003, I find it hard to believe that this would be acceptable.

I became extremely frustrated with Domyoji. How could he have attacked Makino in such a way? No, no.

I understand the reason for his portrayal. He is inexperienced in love relationships and, since he always gets his way, he is frustrated that Makino doesn't immediately return his feelings. Then, he becomes angry and lashes out. I am fully aware of all this. I know that he is upset thinking she went from him straight to Rui. Even Makino seems to rationalize it when talking to her friend Yuki. She tells her how scared she was of him, but then proceeds to talk about his strong arms and soft kisses.

Seriously? It is not okay for him to attack her when he believes she has rejected him. She was scared and pleading with him to stop. Yes, he does stop. And, yes, he seems ashamed and upset about his reaction, but I cannot simply overlook it.

Later on, when Makino witnesses a girl being harassed by an older man at Shizuka's birthday party, she confronts him and physically attacks him, even as others ignore the situation. Her behavior is a direct consequence of how helpless she felt with Domyoji earlier. She sees another victim who is unable to escape an attacker and she is determined not to let it happen to someone else if she can prevent it. It is an event that deeply upsets her and has significant consequences.

Ummm, damn! Tsukasa has some really angry issues. It's quite scary, to be honest.

Bah! This is really not a good look for Tsukasa.

Her appearance in this situation just doesn't seem to fit her usual charm.

I have a strong suspicion that she is the one who ends up with the protagonist at the end.

Throughout the story, there have been several hints and interactions that suggest a possible romantic connection between them.

Despite the various obstacles and challenges they face, their relationship seems to be growing stronger.

Maybe it's their shared interests or the way they understand each other that draws them closer.

Whatever the reason, I can't help but think that Tsukasa is the one who will ultimately capture the protagonist's heart.

It will be interesting to see how their story unfolds and if my prediction comes true.

Love this series!

I truly have a deep affection for this series. It has managed to capture my attention and keep me engaged from start to finish. The storylines are captivating, filled with twists and turns that keep me on the edge of my seat. The characters are well-developed, each with their own unique personalities and backstories that make them relatable and endearing. The writing style is excellent,流畅 and easy to read, yet still manages to convey the emotions and atmosphere of the story effectively.

Every time I pick up a book from this series, I am transported into a different world, one that I don't want to leave. I find myself eagerly anticipating the next installment, eager to see what will happen to my favorite characters and how the story will unfold. This series has become a part of my life, and I can't imagine not having it.

In conclusion, I highly recommend this series to anyone who loves a good story. It is sure to capture your heart and keep you entertained for hours on end.

The almost sexual assault that appears to be a standard element in numerous romance manga series is indeed an extremely uncomfortable one for me.

Dangerous, yet appealing, men have long been a mainstay of the romance genre. However, there is a boundary, and sexual assault lies on the other side of it.

The tone of this particular series fluctuates wildly, going from one extreme to another. But despite this, I find myself so hooked that I will undoubtedly continue reading.

I'm curious to see how the story will unfold and whether the author will handle the potentially sensitive themes in a way that is both engaging and respectful.

Will the main character be able to overcome the challenges presented by the almost sexual assault and develop a healthy relationship with the dangerous man? Only time will tell as I turn the pages of this captivating manga.

The situation is fast-paced and exciting... I don't know what will happen next