Oh boi this was a fun ride... Fun in a sense that, it's subtle and genuine but at the same time, I grew impatient when I read it. Like, let's face it, in every single romance series, it's always cut into three separate section: When they first met, when they became a couple, and the ending. This series of formula is like, how otonari tenshi-sama and Gyaru actually butchered this formula but well, I mean; it's JP WN so ehhh like; it doesnt matter. "Really, Really Miss You" is a WN that solely heavily when I read it got stuck in the first part of the formula and like, 3 chs at the end; they're already f*cking, and like.... I felt that; despite the subtlety and vividly rigidness of the story, I find it quite.... bad, but at the same time; because I'm bored; the story is simply perfectly well tailored to that current mood. Because, I felt like every single ch I read, I still feel that "awkwardness" of characters when they just first met and upon learning more about them this subtle and awkwardness is still; I felt like; present still and will forever be. I WILL NOT blame the heroine for she is such a well tailored submissive character to the point that, oh heaven; it's like how the Moon is so pure. humps of story focusing on the MCs relationship is something, I find quite lost in some cases; for instance, the ending which... heroine felt that their relationship being a couple is still too early to be converted to marriage and like... just a single eargasmming whisper she's like this doll that will forever follow you, this woven characteristic driven by the author is something I felt too deeply thrown out. Another example, would be; dialogue, especially certain "agreement" between character ought to spoken, yet I felt like, heroine didnt really love the MC that much; but despite so being the contrarian; the following chapter; despite no actual definitive clause that they're dating... suddenly they're dating.... It's like I'm put in this scenario where, when I read that chapter, I felt like somewhere it was like cut-down, then some other piece just got pushed on so the story will be piece together and somehow it will make sense. Ok again, I will not blame the heroine for being submissive and pretty much naive or ummm awkward at this certain scenario.

I wouldnt necessarily say that submissive and shy heroines will wreak a story... For me it's this overly emphasize on purity and morality that I cannot tolerate. Like I dont mind the "s*x BEFORE MARRIAGE NG... HANDHOLDING BEFORE MARRIAGE NG" meme to be injected in every single romance series for it is the whole encompassing definition of purity, but oh boi this heroine is just on the same level of dense MCs of JP isekai WNs, but then again, the transition between her change of views to his idol from his lover to his husband is the whole point of this series I feel like... It's genuinely vividly not smooth, but it's actually not bad. It might have been written for like 45 chs but damn it's not that bad, it's just-- how do I put it, slightly tailored cliche and harshly putly rushed.

I liked reading this WN, like I really do... trust me on this one... but I'll only do this one time, prolly... Really Really Miss You will never weigh the same and will never reach the same peak of greatness compared to Easily Set Aflame. dont f*cking @ me

At first I was a bit disappointed when Qian Qi Ci introduced Gu sheng to this guy as his girlfriend.. cause like he never really asked her out or anything.. much like one smile is very alluring (i was disappointed at that part of the novel) but then after a few chapters she asked her out and I was like "...." then after 5 seconds I was like "oh shit!! oh shitt!!! ooooooooooohhhhhhh!!! dont scare me like that man!" It was very exciting