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花君と恋する私 [Hana-kun to Koisuru Watashi] #9
花君と恋する私 9 [Hana-kun to Koisuru Watashi 9]
Hana-kun fait une apparition inattendue à la soirée où se trouve Nana, puis disparaît tout aussi vite en l'emmenant avec lui. La jeune fille n'a pas le temps de se remettre de sa surprise, Hana-kun lui déclare vouloir une nouvelle chance !
Malheureusement pour lui, Nana a du mal à croire au revirement de Hana-kun. C'est alors qu'il lui propose de faire un pari : s'il a de meilleurs résultats qu'elle au prochain examen, elle devra lui accorder un rendez-vous ! Notre héroïne relèvera-t-elle le défi ?!
Malheureusement pour lui, Nana a du mal à croire au revirement de Hana-kun. C'est alors qu'il lui propose de faire un pari : s'il a de meilleurs résultats qu'elle au prochain examen, elle devra lui accorder un rendez-vous ! Notre héroïne relèvera-t-elle le défi ?!
168 pages, Paperback
First published July 11, 2014
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June 25, 2021
Hana and Nanase had one of the dumbest break-ups ever, then Nanase headed for a mixer and Hana came after her. Now everything is fine and love has triumphed… in most other books. It turns out that even dumb break-ups have consequences and Hana’s not getting a do-over that easy.
Look, I am big enough to say it - if we got this out of that break-up story I had to put up with, it was worth it. This takes a real clunker of a previous volume and makes something interesting from it, showing that actions do not exist in a vacuum and also that admitting what you want or opening yourself up to being hurt again is one of the hardest things to do.
Basically, Hana just figures he can swoop in, save a miserable Nanase, and that’ll be the key to getting back together, end of story. Well, nice try, but Nanase’s beyond wounded by him breaking things off and she’s not particularly interested in giving him a second chance.
Nanase’s the big focus here and her behaviour is borderline nonsensical until you recognize that, one, young love is frequently borderline nonsensical as a rule, and, two, she’s as upset with herself as she is anybody.
To Nanase’s mind, she should have been doing more to keep things going when Hana was suspended, rather than just being her usual goody-goody self. She’s not wrong either, but now she’s worried that she won’t be able to change enough to keep things from falling apart a second time.
That completely sidelines Hana’s realization that he screwed up and wants to make amends, he’s completely cognizant of his failings, since he might be able to accommodate a lot more of Nanase being Nanase now, but she’s still stuck thinking that ‘…maybe he won’t’.
Self-sabotage is brutal and Nanase has a lot of that here, just utterly punishing herself because she so wants this to go back where it was, but she’s unable to accept that it might be different and might work (it’s pretty obvious these two are so stupid for one another) and it’s a risk worth taking.
It’s a heavy (yet goofy) volume. Hana comes up with a particularly ridiculous wager that plays out exactly how it should, but it affords all the characters lots of time to be mopey and try to sort themselves out. There’s some fun stuff outside of all that with the hopeless rival who knows they’re the hopeless rival too.
Hana gets a little pushier than he probably should, but I will give a partial pass on this one because Nanase couldn’t be more obviously miserable as she sticks to her guns. Very much a case of trying to avoid future pain by denying yourself what you actually want. It’s a very fine line, but I’m okay with it (your interpretation may vary); he does take (multiple) no’s for an answer.
And then there’s that ending, which, well, okay, that was an earned moment.
3.5 stars, and guess what, let’s be generous because we can. We don’t get a lot of pointless breakups with prolonged consequences in shojo and this really turns around a storyline I was no fan of. At the end of the day, I am totally rooting for these two and, as I often say, what more do you want from your romances?
Look, I am big enough to say it - if we got this out of that break-up story I had to put up with, it was worth it. This takes a real clunker of a previous volume and makes something interesting from it, showing that actions do not exist in a vacuum and also that admitting what you want or opening yourself up to being hurt again is one of the hardest things to do.
Basically, Hana just figures he can swoop in, save a miserable Nanase, and that’ll be the key to getting back together, end of story. Well, nice try, but Nanase’s beyond wounded by him breaking things off and she’s not particularly interested in giving him a second chance.
Nanase’s the big focus here and her behaviour is borderline nonsensical until you recognize that, one, young love is frequently borderline nonsensical as a rule, and, two, she’s as upset with herself as she is anybody.
To Nanase’s mind, she should have been doing more to keep things going when Hana was suspended, rather than just being her usual goody-goody self. She’s not wrong either, but now she’s worried that she won’t be able to change enough to keep things from falling apart a second time.
That completely sidelines Hana’s realization that he screwed up and wants to make amends, he’s completely cognizant of his failings, since he might be able to accommodate a lot more of Nanase being Nanase now, but she’s still stuck thinking that ‘…maybe he won’t’.
Self-sabotage is brutal and Nanase has a lot of that here, just utterly punishing herself because she so wants this to go back where it was, but she’s unable to accept that it might be different and might work (it’s pretty obvious these two are so stupid for one another) and it’s a risk worth taking.
It’s a heavy (yet goofy) volume. Hana comes up with a particularly ridiculous wager that plays out exactly how it should, but it affords all the characters lots of time to be mopey and try to sort themselves out. There’s some fun stuff outside of all that with the hopeless rival who knows they’re the hopeless rival too.
Hana gets a little pushier than he probably should, but I will give a partial pass on this one because Nanase couldn’t be more obviously miserable as she sticks to her guns. Very much a case of trying to avoid future pain by denying yourself what you actually want. It’s a very fine line, but I’m okay with it (your interpretation may vary); he does take (multiple) no’s for an answer.
And then there’s that ending, which, well, okay, that was an earned moment.
3.5 stars, and guess what, let’s be generous because we can. We don’t get a lot of pointless breakups with prolonged consequences in shojo and this really turns around a storyline I was no fan of. At the end of the day, I am totally rooting for these two and, as I often say, what more do you want from your romances?
July 7, 2017
Err... Nanase plin-plan. Sebenarnya dia masih suka sama Hana-kun, tapi malah selalu menolak setiap diajak balikan sama Hana-kun. Akhirnya Hana-kun meminta untuk bertanding, jika nilainya lebih tinggi dari Nanase, dia ingin berkencan dengan Nanase.
March 8, 2023
Okay, now that was some well done, well deserved angst. It read like two people struggling to make the right choices, but they're hampered by the fact that they're teenagers. (Full disclosure: I made many poor choices as a teenager.)
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December 30, 2021Uh…Nanase thinks it’s HER fault and she couldn’t make HIM happy?! FFS.
I mean, I’m glad that Hana is having to work at things, but…I still don’t think they would be a successful couple.
I mean, I’m glad that Hana is having to work at things, but…I still don’t think they would be a successful couple.
February 26, 2022
Part 33: This time, I...
Part 34: Hana's Resolve
Part 35: Ready, Set...!
Part 36: The Answer
Part 34: Hana's Resolve
Part 35: Ready, Set...!
Part 36: The Answer
August 27, 2022
Kemarin hana, sekarang nanase. Aduh kenapa nanase jadi gitu sih. Sedih bacanya. Semoga cinta bisa mengalahkan ego.
June 13, 2023
Nota real: 3,5⭐️
7/10⭐️
7/10⭐️
August 27, 2024
CIE BALIKAN CIEEEEEEE YUHUUUU
October 4, 2019
Hana mi è proprio piaciuto in questo volume, mentre non sono sicura di aver compreso il comportamento di Nanase. Cioè, sì, forse un po' sì, ma la tirano un po' troppo lunga con il tira e molla.
Mi piace molto la scena finale, però.
Forse è un volume un po' più debole rispetto a tutti gli altri ma paragonato a tante porcherie là fuori si salva.
Mi piace molto la scena finale, però.
Forse è un volume un po' più debole rispetto a tutti gli altri ma paragonato a tante porcherie là fuori si salva.
December 30, 2015
Quedence juntos, pareja de boludos ¬¬
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