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大正恋愛活動 [Taishou Ren'ai Katsudou] #2
Liebe in Zeiten der Taisho-Ära 02
Rinko und Ouga lernen sich durch eine Ehevermittlung kennen. Der exzentrische Ouga begeistert sich schnell für Rinko. Aber die toughe, selbstbewusste Rinko ist skeptisch. Was meint Ouga ernst und womit erlaubt er sich nur einen Scherz? Noch kann Rinko weder ihn noch ihre eigenen Gefühle durchschauen. Und weitere Verehrer kreuzen ihren Weg … Der Abschluss der humorvollen History-Romance, inklusive einer Kurzgeschichte!
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160 pages, Paperback
First published January 20, 2022
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June 11, 2023
He says she's someone special to him but also puts her in a maid's uniform to clean up after him?? lol who said romance is dead...
May 29, 2024
2.5 stars
Mid- I did not like the ending very much because it just was not satisfying imo. Also, why was there suddenly a second love interest? And how come the grandparents came when Rinko’s father knows that Ouga courts her and even likes him? Definitely some plot holes/logical problems there. I did like the aspect of Rinko wanting to be an independent woman though, especially seen through the historical lense. The short story at the end was kinda cute and the art style was also still beautiful. But all in all it was just mid. Would I recommend this duology? I don’t know honestly. Maybe for the historical portrayal? But also not really. Though, two volumes are not too much of a commitment, but do get them second-hand.
Mid- I did not like the ending very much because it just was not satisfying imo. Also, why was there suddenly a second love interest? And how come the grandparents came when Rinko’s father knows that Ouga courts her and even likes him? Definitely some plot holes/logical problems there. I did like the aspect of Rinko wanting to be an independent woman though, especially seen through the historical lense. The short story at the end was kinda cute and the art style was also still beautiful. But all in all it was just mid. Would I recommend this duology? I don’t know honestly. Maybe for the historical portrayal? But also not really. Though, two volumes are not too much of a commitment, but do get them second-hand.
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