As for being with the male protagonist after the second week, and dedicating himself madly, it is just to seek a kind of comfort, a kind of lost and found. That's not love, it's an obsession that doesn't want to let go. Of course, in the first week of the game, the male and female protagonists survive to the end, which means they should be very strong, so how did the male protagonist of the second week's goal be raised? Tell me the author!
Then talk about my favorite Akise or, your name, at first glance, it looks like a cannon fodder for passers-by without a future, isn't it better to call you. I saw other people talking about it before, and that paragraph was particularly well written.
"You poor passerby can only drink milk tea and make soy sauce in the lower left corner. It's really the phrase "the first is best not to meet each other", lest you say "I exist to meet you" such a touching confession when everyone passes by After you haven't met, you can only be arranged to let go of the protagonist who disturbed your life and start a new life in a place he can't see."
However, in the third week, the male protagonist gave Yuno and Akase the ending , they are all without themselves, perhaps he also feels that it is the best comfort to not be entangled. In this way, there will be no overpowering feelings, no one will sacrifice, and even if parting, there is no need to be too sad.
Flower lover, irrigate carefully and prune carefully, not to pluck you when you're last in bloom. Instead, stand quietly in the wind, watching the flowers bloom and wither. Do not disturb, is the last tenderness.
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