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Premise seemed somewhat interesting. First chapter piqued my interest but didn't immediately grab me but I figured I'd give it a few chapters before deciding to drop it. Chapter 3 hit me with the characters' motivations and backstories and I was in for the rest.
The characters' tragic backstories/motivations can come across kind of simple or cliche, but the emotion put in the panels are what really got me. That scene of Yamashiro leaving home to go off in his own and stating what it was he really wanted grabbed me and that's when I know I was gonna have to see this through.
The art is nice and pleasing. The emotions are drawn well enough that make the story pack a punch for that extra oomph to the feels. The H scenes are appealing. I guess the only complaint is that it's too short so it feels kind of rushed to its conclusion. I wish it was possible to give the relationship more time to breathe and develop further. Overall decent read and I got more out of it than I expected.
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3 chapters in and I was in for the long haul
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Emotional and introspectiveI recently finished Principles by Sachimo, and wow, this manga left me with so many emotions. The story is very unique with a blend of introspection and relationship dynamics, which I think Sachimo really excels at. The characters feel incredibly human—flawed, vulnerable, and sometimes frustrating, but in a way that makes you root for them.
The pacing is slower compared to some of Sachimo's other works, but I think it works here. It gives you time to really sink into the characters' internal struggles and understand their decisions. The art, as always, is stunning. This author has a way of drawing expressions that hit you right in the heart—there were moments where just a look or gesture spoke volumes.
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Needs more or less Tsuji.That was a ride, I guess. It started off very lightly, but Yamashiros story was treated with the empathy it needs. Not sure about Yashiro, tho. He ... Just comes off as a stalker, which is not that convincing.
I wonder about Tsuji. I mean we do get a small chapter about him, which kind of takes up space in the storyline and prevents us from learning more about the protagonists evolving relationship. On the other hand, it's a very short chapter, and we don't get the chance to really connect with him. For me the story needs either more Tsuji so that we know who he is - or less Tsuji and let him be this stone-faced sidekick. Cute tho, minus that one scene without consent.
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