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Forget Me Not #6
それでも僕は君が好き
COMMITTING TO LOVEAfter plenty of twists and turns, Serizawa and Sam-soon finally start a real relationship. In order to become a man who can be her equal, Serizawa gets serious about finding a good job for the first time. He dives headfirst into his job search with the goal of eventually proposing to Sam-soon, but is he alone in worrying about their financial differences?
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June 22, 2019
Meh. I felt bad about how the Sam-soon situation ended, but Serizawa just doesn't have charm to him where I feel like rooting for him. Oh well. One more volume to go!
July 17, 2020
I wouldn’t say I’m rooting for Serizawa at this point, but I do want him to get his act together and finally meet a person who he’s good for and vice-versa, possibly out of pity. The guy is just a constant churn of missteps.
I would say that out of all his relationships so far, the one with Sam-soon was the one I felt most saddened by as it slowly tanked itself. They were both kind of a mess, but they were a mess that went well together, but both of them drop the ball this time.
There’s not much to say about the last relationship in this volume - it looks somewhat predictable (I have my suspicions about where it’s going on one level) and the princess is so incredibly sheltered that Serizawa comes off more like a parent to her, which is not promising for its longevity (like any relationship in this series is).
Still, one volume to go. Even the faintest glimmer of a happy ending will feel like catharsis at this point, so I’m hopeful for the last volume.
I would say that out of all his relationships so far, the one with Sam-soon was the one I felt most saddened by as it slowly tanked itself. They were both kind of a mess, but they were a mess that went well together, but both of them drop the ball this time.
There’s not much to say about the last relationship in this volume - it looks somewhat predictable (I have my suspicions about where it’s going on one level) and the princess is so incredibly sheltered that Serizawa comes off more like a parent to her, which is not promising for its longevity (like any relationship in this series is).
Still, one volume to go. Even the faintest glimmer of a happy ending will feel like catharsis at this point, so I’m hopeful for the last volume.
August 10, 2018
This continues to be a good series, though it is mildly annoying how each volume ends halfway through the story of a girl.
Can't wait for the next book.
Can't wait for the next book.
December 23, 2019
Transitions between girls felt a bit awkward (honestly though some pages were missing), but the general musings of a college student going through the job hunting process is still a relatable read
April 21, 2024
La verdad, siento que estas dos últimas chicas sobran un poco, y han solucionado otros temas más importantes demasiado rápido para meterlas...
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January 24, 2017
Finally, Samsoon and Princess Nana are not [THAT] crazy...
March 17, 2019
Fantástico, con ganas de saber cómo acaba.
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