I’m truly sorry, but this is just so incredibly bad.

It really compels me, though. There is something about its awfulness that grabs my attention and won't let go.

Maybe it's the sheer audacity of how bad it is, or perhaps it's the challenge it presents to try and understand what went wrong.

Either way, I find myself unable to look away.

I keep thinking about it, turning it over in my mind, trying to make sense of it all.

It's like a train wreck that I can't help but watch, even though it's painful to do so.

But despite its badness, there is also a strange kind of allure to it.

It makes me wonder what could have been done differently to make it better.

And in that way, it actually becomes a valuable learning experience.

So while I may be sorry that it's so bad, I'm also grateful for the opportunity it gives me to think about what makes something good or bad.

The second volume is even more captivating than the first one.

It offers a wealth of new and exciting content that keeps the reader on the edge of their seat from start to finish.

The storylines are more intricate, the characters more developed, and the action more intense.

Each page turn reveals a new twist or turn that makes it impossible to put the book down.

Whether you're a fan of the first volume or new to the series, the second volume is sure to leave you thoroughly entertained and eager for more.

It's a must-read for anyone who loves a good adventure or mystery.

So don't miss out on this amazing sequel - pick up a copy today and prepare to be blown away!

It was an extremely enjoyable experience! The moment I engaged in it, I was filled with a sense of pure delight. Every aspect of it brought me great pleasure. The activities were interesting and engaging, making time fly by. I found myself completely immersed in the moment, forgetting all the stress and worries. The people around me also added to the enjoyment. Their company and the interactions we had made the whole experience even more memorable. It was truly a wonderful time that I will cherish. I can't wait for more such enjoyable moments in the future.

Love this series already!

I have just started exploring this series and I am completely smitten. The storylines are engaging, the characters are well-developed, and the overall concept is truly captivating. Each installment seems to build upon the previous one, creating a rich and immersive world that I can't get enough of.

The writing style is also a major plus. It is流畅 and easy to follow, yet still manages to convey deep emotions and complex ideas. I find myself getting lost in the pages, eagerly turning the next one to see what happens next.

Whether it's the thrilling action scenes, the heartwarming moments of friendship and love, or the thought-provoking themes that are explored, this series has something for everyone. I can't wait to see what the future holds for these characters and this wonderful world that has been created.

In conclusion, I highly recommend this series to anyone who loves a great story. It is truly a gem that will keep you entertained and engaged from start to finish.

OHMYGOD! It was Domyouji! What is this? I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw him. He was standing there, looking as handsome and arrogant as ever. My heart started pounding like crazy. I had never expected to see him in this place. It felt like a scene from a drama.

Domyouji is the most popular guy in school. Everyone knows him and wants to be with him. But he is also known for his bad temper and high-handed ways. I had always thought he was out of my league. And now, here he was, right in front of me.

I didn't know what to do or say. I just stood there, gaping at him like an idiot. He looked at me with a strange expression on his face. Was he surprised to see me too? Or was he just being his usual self? I couldn't tell. All I knew was that my life was about to change in a big way.

The heroine cries out, "I shan't let them keep me down."

However, the whole freaking school responds with, "Well then, we will make your life hell. Have fun!"

This exchange sets the stage for a battle of wills. The heroine is determined not to be defeated by the negativity and hostility around her. She stands firm in her resolve, ready to face whatever challenges come her way.

On the other hand, the school seems intent on making her life miserable. Their cruel words and actions are meant to break her spirit. But little do they know that they are only fueling her determination.

As the story unfolds, we will see if the heroine can rise above the adversity and prove to everyone that she cannot be kept down. Will she find a way to turn the situation around and show the school that she is stronger than they think? Only time will tell.

This manga is truly extremely problematic, and yet, for some reason, I find myself absolutely loving it. It's as if my mind has turned into one giant error message: ERROR. At this moment, my morals have quite literally flown out the window, leaving me in a state of confusion. I know I should probably have more self-restraint and not be so drawn to something that has so many issues, but I just can't help it. I keep telling myself that I'll try to be more rational later, but for now, I'm just going to enjoy this manga for what it is.

Perhaps it's the unique art style, or the engaging storyline, or maybe it's just the fact that it provides a temporary escape from reality. Whatever the reason, I'm hooked.

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I have a great affection for the introduction of Kazuya. However, once more, it's a rather difficult name to remember. Perhaps I'm just not good with names. Anyway, he truly resembles some rustic fellow who happened to own land over a massive oil deposit and suddenly became wealthy. He's so adorable. Now, regarding the violin illustration. Hmm, was Kamio attempting to draw three strings or five strings? Whichever it is, it's incorrect! There are only four strings on a violin. For someone to have paid sufficient attention to know how to depict the hand of a violinist in an up-bow direction, yet still make a mistake regarding the number of strings is somewhat astonishing.

You know, I'm aware that this type of bullying is typically presented in a high school context, but it appears extremely juvenile to me. This might be because I witnessed this kind of teasing being done by elementary school children and never by high school students. Maybe it was personal guilt over not standing up for those being picked on and sometimes even joining in that led me to completely distance myself from it, but I doubt it. There were fights and name-calling, but no one purposefully tripping people anymore. Okay, so perhaps the pranks I saw being played were insignificant in comparison. Like, what were fifth graders going to do with a stolen desk? That actually meant going to school early and being motivated. Which wasn't going to happen. Actually, who on earth would be that motivated in high school for that matter? No one I knew.

It was kind of boring compared to the last one.

I am also still having a hard time getting into the romance.

The members of the F4 are not very likable. I know it's supposed to be an enemy to lover romance, but Domyoji is an abusive nut job.

We do learn more about Rui and are introduced to two new characters. Such as Rui’s ex-girlfriend, - who I theorize is a manipulative asshole, - and Tsukushi’s childhood friend who came out of nowhere by the way.

I am also not a big fan of how poverty is portrayed, as if it's a joke.

Despite all that, I oddly like this manga and I really do appreciate the fluff. I just wish it was pure fluff or there was some sort of even ground between Tsukushi and the F4.

Maybe it's the unique charm of the story that keeps me interested.

Although there are many flaws, it still has something that吸引 me.

I hope the author can improve some of the不足之处 in the future and make the story more perfect.

There is some improvement and it's a great relief.

I still can't understand Yoko Kamio's choices for the beginning of Hana Yori Dango. If it had been released in our era and not twenty years ago, I'm not sure it would have had the same success. For now, I would classify it among the "aging badly" mangas if I may say so.

The harassment continues for Tsukushi, but this time it's the girls from her high school who are targeting our heroine (yes, brats, it's way too nice for me). I admit I'm impressed by her ability to take it upon herself and face it. On that point, I have nothing to say. Our heroine has a character that many would like to have, myself first, even if I defend myself well! In itself, she is a good example in this situation, even if not everyone has that strength. It's even rather enjoyable to see the three brats getting a taste of their own medicine. As the saying goes, he who laughs last, laughs best.

Under the guise of a comical situation, Domyoji's harassment also occurs. I don't really know how to approach it. It goes much better than in the first volume, because we can see that the young man is actually a child who annoys the girl he likes, he can be adorable, but... he is really stupid in his decisions. He deserves every blow that Tsukushi gives him.

The story with Riu, on the other hand, is uncomfortable... They are trying to sell us a romance that is clearly doomed to failure. The return of the beautiful blonde childhood friend of the boys is too much to ask, and they string together problematic situations and dialogues... Is the mangaka trying to put some drama into all this? Probably, but for my part, I don't find anything interesting in it.

I'm much more hyped about the budding friendship between Tsukushi, Akira, and Sojiro. It's completely improbable and yet, I don't know, it has huge potential even though in the end, we don't see them together very often. But the little we see is enough. The arrival of Kazuya is also refreshing. Tsukushi's rich playmate and best friend when they were children, he seems very (very very) nice and his situation could become interesting, because we suspect that the children of old fortunes won't look at him favorably. I doubt a bit that the manga will go in that kind of consideration, but why not. If we're going to denounce the behavior of the rich, we might as well do it intelligently at some point.

Still not a fan of the sexual assault. *sighs*

Sexual assault is an abhorrent act that causes great harm and trauma to the victims. It is a violation of a person's rights and dignity. The very thought of it makes one feel disgusted and angry.

We should all stand firmly against sexual assault and do everything in our power to prevent it from happening. This includes raising awareness, educating people about consent and respect, and providing support and resources to the victims.

It is essential that we create a society where sexual assault is not tolerated and where everyone feels safe and respected. We need to work together to achieve this goal and ensure that the victims of sexual assault receive the justice and support they deserve.

Let us all take a stand and say no to sexual assault.

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