I Never Heard That I Would Be Doted On! If You Like Me, Just Say It!?
Even clumsy love can lead to a happy ending in the end! Believing themselves disliked due to cold attitudes and fleeting glances, the heroines in these five stories are caught in misunderstandings. This anthology collects manga adaptations of popular works from "Shousetsuka ni Narou," where love is discovered beneath layers of miscommunication. From a forgotten princess to a lady who mistakenly fell for the wrong man, each tale weaves a path through crossed wires to arrive at a heartwarming, doting conclusion.
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She might be self-sacrificing, but the story sure makes it look like her best friend was herself a terrible friend harboring feelings for FL's fiance and only lifeline. And that couple got married *the instant* FL was out of the picture. They clearly didn't even wait to see what FL's fate would be, they just wanted to get away from her and shack up. It can't even be a case of them knowing FL wanted them together, or they could have waited a week for FL to be released and attend (you can't tell me her fiance didn't have the right to inquire about her legal situation if he cared).
Also can't say I'm a fan of the wife and daughter being sold into sexual slavery because the dad committed tax crimes.
So nobody thought it would be nice to tell the poor girl about anything in 10 or so years... and she is supposed to forgive them like she was in the wrong for assuming the worst? Ah
I love anthology oneshots! 3 needed a complete rewrite/overhaul, as none of it makes sense as presented. 4 had far too many plotpoints and not enough pages, but I liked the characters. 5 had excellent pacing and composition, even if its story didn't tread any new paths. Sometimes, it's okay to tell a standard story well. 1 and 2 were apparently completely forgettable.