I seem to have encountered a long sequence of CLAMP manga where the plot is dragged along with great difficulty to reach its conclusion, with Clover being another example. Precious pages are wasted on bombarding the readers with walls of tiny text that any rational person would simply skip over.

At this juncture, I am inclined to believe that Hina is not in her right mind. Nine kidnapping attempts would make any ordinary individual extremely paranoid, and by now, Hina should be an expert at detecting signs that someone is after her, such as her teddy bears being knocked over or shoe prints in her garden. However, no, she blindly trusts everyone she meets. I have no clue as to why she is permitted to take care of herself at this stage when she clearly needs a parental figure to tell her that she is being foolish.

Touko continues to be my favorite character as the resident voice of reason, but that's not exactly a glowing endorsement, as she doesn't really do anything. She fails to explain to Hina why it's inappropriate to like her teacher in that manner or why she suspects him; she simply lets it go.

The plot in this volume is简直就是个笑话. You could remove half of the scenes, and you wouldn't miss a thing. In fact, you might as well just throw the book out the window and engage in something more productive with your time, like staring at a wall for an hour.

I rate this manga with four stars.

The reason is that I have a great affection for the art in it.

The story progresses further, and the student develops a feeling of "like" towards the teacher. I put "like" in quotation marks because there is truly no hint of romance. It's similar to a child discovering an adult whose care she enjoys. She views him as an ideal companion rather than a lover.

Moreover, there are more characters introduced, and more questions arise, which makes it quite exciting to witness how things unfold.

The complexity of the relationships and the mysteries that are gradually revealed keep the readers engaged and eager to know what will happen next.

The art style also contributes to the overall charm of the manga, enhancing the visual experience and making it a pleasure to read.

Despite the lack of a traditional romantic storyline, the manga manages to capture the reader's attention with its unique characters and engaging plot.

Overall, it's a manga that I would recommend to others who enjoy interesting stories and beautiful art.

If you are in search of a fast-paced and effortless read, then this is precisely for you.

The entire series is extremely cute and enjoyable. It offers a delightful escape from the daily grind, transporting you into a world filled with charm and excitement.

Each book in the series is crafted in a way that keeps you on the edge of your seat, eager to turn the next page.

The characters are well-developed and engaging, making it easy for you to form an emotional connection with them.

Whether you are a fan of adventure, romance, or mystery, this series has something for everyone.

So, if you are looking for a light-hearted and entertaining read, look no further than this wonderful series.

It is sure to bring a smile to your face and brighten up your day.

Volume of passage in which some things are clarified.
For example, who it is that draws the parallel story.
And yes, it was exactly who I thought it was

I am truly beyond frustrated, lol. It is simply mind-boggling how the dad could think, "My daughter got kidnapped 9 times, let's let her live alone so I don't have to be mad anymore?" This line of thinking makes absolutely no sense at all.

How could he come to such a conclusion? After his daughter has endured so many terrifying kidnappings, the logical response would be to ensure her safety and provide her with the necessary protection and support. Letting her live alone seems like a completely irresponsible and dangerous decision.

It makes one wonder what could possibly be going through the dad's mind. Maybe he is so overwhelmed by the situation that he is grasping at straws, but this solution is far from being a viable one. There must be better alternatives and ways to address the issue and keep his daughter out of harm's way.

A significant turn in history.

With many elements that resonate with other stories (more like Koi and Watashi no Suki na Hito), or those of police like Combination. And with a story that I can already somewhat imagine how it will end.

The part of the bear stories is really great and cute. I also loved it.

This narrative seems to blend various familiar elements, creating a sense of both recognition and anticipation. The connection to other well-known stories gives it a certain charm, as if it is building upon a foundation that readers are already somewhat familiar with. The mention of the bear stories being great and cute adds a touch of warmth and endearment to the overall tone. It makes one curious to see how the story will unfold and whether the imagined ending will actually come to pass.

I just completed the first volume and promptly dove into the second. Ugh... I don't believe the current me has any fondness for Suki. Moreover, I can fathom why my middle school self didn't like it either. The plot progression is rather sluggish, and the teacher along with his friends/acquaintances gives off a creepy vibe.

Additionally, Hina's naivete, which is supposed to seem cute and endearing and perhaps even rouse the protective instinct within me, just leaves me completely exasperated. The way she views the world with such extreme innocence, especially in the most perilous situations, is truly tiresome. Fortunately, this series is concise, and there's only one book remaining.

I'm hoping that the final installment will offer some redeeming qualities and bring a satisfying conclusion to this somewhat lackluster reading experience.

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The overall quality of the thing was mediocre at best. There were certain features that could have been improved upon to make it more user-friendly and engaging. The design, while not unattractive, lacked that extra sparkle that would have made it stand out from the competition.

2.5 / 5

All in all, it's not a terrible product or service, but it definitely has room for improvement. I would recommend that the creators take a closer look at the areas that need work and make the necessary changes to提升 its appeal and functionality.

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Still not sure…

I find myself in a state of confusion. I still don't know precisely what's going on around me. It's as if I'm in a fog, unable to clearly see the path ahead. And to be honest, I'm not even sure if I should be happy about any of it. The uncertainty is truly frustrating. Every time I try to make sense of the situation, I end up more muddled than before. I keep asking myself questions, but there seem to be no clear answers. It's a constant battle within my mind, and I don't know how much longer I can endure this state of limbo.

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It is widely spoken and understood in many countries, making it an essential tool for communication, business, and education.

Learning English can open up a world of opportunities, allowing you to connect with people from different cultures and backgrounds.

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I truly have a profound affection for this work, and it far exceeds my liking for Wish and Tokyo Babylon, which are two other creations by CLAMP that I have recently perused.

Admittedly, it is somewhat eerie that the underage heroine has fallen in love with her 32-year-old male substitute teacher. However, fans of CLAMP seemed to embrace such a concept wholeheartedly in Tokyo Babylon (where the male leads are 16 and 25). Therefore, I fail to understand the commotion surrounding this particular aspect in this work.

Anyway, as is usually the case, I don't have a great deal of regard for deredere characters. Nevertheless, I don't have any strong objections to the protagonist here. Perhaps it is because, among the overly optimistic CLAMP protagonists, Hina is not the most extreme. Additionally, I have a certain appreciation for the male lead, Asou-sensei. He is very similar to, yet more interesting than, Wish's vehicle-for-affection. Both of them have intriguing pasts, but Sensei is actively attempting to conceal something, while Shuichiro didn't really have a preference either way.

This series consists of only three volumes, so I will persevere with it.

Marginally better than the last volume, or at least a little less creepy. Thank God one of her friends seems to be worried about this weird, verging on criminal, relationship.

Hina confesses her love, despite us discovering that she has been kidnapped NINE TIMES! Seriously?! This girl is just ridiculous. It makes no sense why her Dad thought the answer was for her to live alone. Ridiculous indeed.

It's also evident that there is potentially someone after Hina. Is Asou protecting her or is he dangerous? My guess is that he's some bodyguard or something, and we're meant to embrace their illegal love at the end. Euurgh.

The story has its moments, but overall, it's still a bit of a mess. The characters' actions and decisions are often hard to understand or justify. However, there is still some potential here. Maybe as the story progresses, we'll get more answers and the plot will become more coherent.

For now, I'll keep reading, but I'm not holding my breath for a masterpiece.