This quick read is a truly enchanting and adorable story that, beneath its sweet exterior, holds the potential for some rather dark undertones.

Hina is an exceptionally intelligent yet astonishingly naive high school student. She has developed a crush on her new teacher, who has conveniently just moved in next door to her.

At the beginning, he appears to simply be humoring her exuberant and cheerful friendliness. However, as the story unfolds, we start to suspect that there might be more to his presence and his interest in Hina than meets the eye.

The way the story is written allows older readers to easily jump to the worst conclusions about Sensei. But his true intentions remain a complete mystery, leaving me eagerly anticipating (and hoping for) some truly interesting twists and turns in the future volumes.

I can't wait to see how the relationship between Hina and Sensei will develop and what secrets and revelations are yet to come.

Overall, this story has me hooked and I'm looking forward to seeing where it will take us next.

The story sounds kind of perverted, but who knows. The >Clamp always surprise.

In what the story has gone so far, it's kind of like Sakura, kind of a high school love manga. Barely any context and just a filler of characters and the same old story of the protagonist who lives alone, without parents or adults. At least there are no giant robots, monsters or things like that. For now.

It seems that the story has a bit of an unusual flavor. The >Clamp is known for their unique and often unexpected storylines. This one also seems to have some elements that are familiar yet with a twist. The lack of a strong context at the beginning might make the reader a bit confused, but as the story progresses, more details about the characters and their relationships might emerge. The absence of typical sci-fi or fantasy elements like giant robots and monsters gives the story a more grounded feel for the moment, but one can't help but wonder if something more extraordinary will be introduced later on.

I simply cannot find any positive things to say about this one. The main character is shockingly naïve, behaving more like a four-year-old than a high schooler. She seems completely out of touch with reality, which makes it hard to relate to her. The love interest is not only her 32-year-old neighbor and teacher but also a stoic, unemotional character, which is my least favorite type. The entire story seems to revolve around him treating her like a four-year-old kid and her constantly saying "I like that so much~! ♡". It's just so creepy and uncomfortable to read.

Creepiest of all is that apparently the reason they keep meeting isn't at all hitsuzen, but because she is his "target" for whatever unspeakable job he works. This adds an extra layer of unease to the story and makes it even more unappealing. But most disappointing of all for a Clamp work is that the art isn't even pretty. It lacks the charm and detail that I've come to expect from their illustrations.

I cannot think of a single good reason to recommend this to anyone. I can't even find it in me to be glad it's only three volumes long when it should've ended here - or better yet, never existed in the first place. It's a real letdown and I would not recommend it to anyone looking for a good manga.

We started off a little badly. At the beginning, things didn't seem to be going as smoothly as we had hoped. There were some unexpected difficulties and setbacks that caught us off guard. However, we didn't let this initial misstep discourage us. Instead, we decided to look at it as a learning opportunity and a chance to grow stronger. We analyzed the situation carefully, identified the areas where we had gone wrong, and came up with a plan to correct our mistakes. With determination and perseverance, we were able to turn the situation around and move forward. Although the start was not ideal, it taught us valuable lessons that will surely benefit us in the future.

My initial thought was, "Whoa, a female version of Syaoran!" *lol*

I was truly amazed when I first saw her. She had the same kind of charm and presence that Syaoran had.

Her appearance was strikingly similar in some ways, yet she also had her own unique qualities.

It was as if she was a mirror image of Syaoran, but with a feminine touch.

I couldn't help but be intrigued by her.

I wondered what kind of story she would have and how she would fit into the overall narrative.

Would she have the same kind of adventures as Syaoran?

Or would her path take a completely different turn?

Only time would tell, but for now, I was excited to see where her journey would lead.

Boring as it might seem at first glance, there were indeed certain elements that could potentially serve as a prelude to a possible theme shift. These elements, although perhaps not immediately obvious, held the promise of something more significant lurking beneath the surface. It's as if they were the initial whispers of a new direction, hinting at a change that could bring a fresh perspective and a new level of interest. While the overall experience might have been initially perceived as unexciting, these subtle clues suggest that there could be much more to come. It makes one wonder what exactly lies ahead and how these potential theme shifts will unfold, adding an element of anticipation and mystery to the situation.

The original article may be something like this: "This is a simple article. It has a score of 2.5 out of 5."

Expanded version:

This is a rather simple article. It presents basic information in a straightforward manner. However, it lacks depth and complexity in its content. The overall structure could be improved to make the flow more seamless.

2.5 / 5 This score indicates that there is room for enhancement. It could benefit from more detailed analysis, additional examples, or a more engaging writing style. With some efforts, it has the potential to become a more compelling and higher-scoring piece of work.

This girl's crush is a 32-year-old man.

Interestingly, he has never exhibited any creepy behavior towards her.

However, the story seems to lack any real substance beyond the girl's repeated attraction to him.

It's almost as if the author is trying to stretch this one-sided infatuation into a full-fledged narrative.

The last chapter takes a rather unexpected and uncomfortable turn when the girl approaches another adult man and they engage in a brief conversation about porn.

This addition transforms what was previously a barely tolerable story into one that is way too creepy for my taste.

As a result, I have no intention of reading the other volumes.

Quite frankly, I'd rather not know what further strange and disturbing events might unfold at this point.

Ew indeed.

2.5 stars, kinda skeevy!

To be honest, this rating really caught my attention. It makes me wonder what exactly this thing is that is being described.

If I recall correctly, it depicts a romantic relationship between a grade schooler and her teacher. This is a rather disturbing concept.

A romantic relationship between a child and a teacher is not only inappropriate but also unethical. It can have a negative impact on the child's emotional and psychological development.

I'm not sure if this is a fictional story or something that actually happened, but either way, it's not something that should be taken lightly.

It's important to raise awareness about such issues and ensure that appropriate measures are taken to protect children from any form of harm.

Overall, this 2.5-star review has definitely made me think twice about whatever it is that it's referring to.

Hinata is extremely naïve and childlike, to the extent that it can sometimes seem a bit excessive. However, this is truly just a charming story about an innocent young girl exploring what it means to fall in love or perhaps just having her first crush.

I noticed several reviewers expressing their dissatisfaction with how a 32-year-old could behave in the way that Hinata's teacher does in this volume. But if my memory serves me right, he never develops romantic feelings towards Hinata, although he does care about her. The reason he permits himself to be in such close proximity to her in what might otherwise be considered "compromising positions" is for a more innocent purpose (though it's a plot point, so I won't give it away).

This aspect of the story adds an interesting layer of complexity and mystery. It makes the reader wonder about the true nature of their relationship and what might unfold in the future. Overall, despite the initial concerns about the teacher's behavior, the story manages to maintain its charm and innocence, making it an enjoyable read for those who appreciate light-hearted and romantic tales.

*possible spoilers*

As a die-hard CLAMP fan, well-versed in their numerous extreme fantasy, supernatural, and shojo manga, this slice of life story they created (presumably in their early years) seems to commence with several deficiencies. It begins with a young teenager named Hina, who resides alone in a colossal house. One can envision her excitement when someone finally moves into the neighboring house. Her excitement further intensifies when her new neighbor, who is also her Sensei, shares some experiences with her.

The artistry leaves a bit to be desired, especially considering it's a CLAMP manga. It is more simplified and lacks the detail of their other works. I'm nearly certain that they assigned a different artist within the group to handle the artwork for this piece.

I also find it amusing that people are unsettled by the age difference between Hina (16) and Shiro (32). However, anyone familiar with CLAMP's works knows that this is a trope in most of their creations (even popular ones). Here is a short list:

Hikaru (14) x Lantis (?) (Magic Knight Rayearth)
Umi (14) x Clef (745) (MKR)
Eriol (13) x Kaho (35) (Cardcaptor Sakura)
Rika (10) x Yoshiyuki (20) (CCS)
Kobato (16) x Kiyokazu (22) (Kobato)
Yuzurika (14) x Shiyu (25) (X/1999)

I will complete the remainder of the series as it is short (only 2 more volumes) and was inexpensive on Kindle. It has indeed had a very slow and boring start. I earnestly hope it becomes more exciting.

MEH.

MEH is a rather interesting expression. It can convey a sense of indifference, boredom, or a lack of enthusiasm.

Sometimes, when we encounter something that doesn't really excite us, we might simply respond with "MEH."

It's a concise way to express our mild dissatisfaction or disinterest.

However, the meaning of "MEH" can also vary depending on the context and the tone in which it is used.

It could be a lighthearted way to show that we're not overly impressed, or it could indicate a more serious lack of engagement.

In any case, "MEH" has become a popular and somewhat trendy term in modern language.

Whether we use it ourselves or hear it from others, it adds a touch of informality and a unique flavor to our conversations.

So, the next time you're feeling a bit "MEH" about something, don't be afraid to express it!

Who knows, maybe others will understand and share your sentiment.

MEH.