I enjoyed the dynamic between the main male lead (his name slips my mind) and Horikita—their exchanges were sharp and entertaining. From the start, I had a feeling there was more to the seemingly easy life inside that university; everything being handed to them so freely clearly came with strings attached. That said, I found this volume a bit slow, with some unnecessary scenes like the betting on a female’s body, which felt out of place and could’ve been left out. Now, I’m more curious about how they’ll rise through the ranks and prove themselves.

There was a great spin on it. A story revolving around an apartment that can manipulate time, either forward or backward was a great concept. I can imagine how exciting and painful it must have been to fall in love with someone from another timeline. The anxious feeling of not knowing whether the love of your life is waiting for you at the other side once you open the door. Also never expected to like the endearment "Lemon". Edit Review

The number of plot twist this had was entertaining which made it hard for me to put it down. I finally finished a book in one sitting again. To say that I did not get confused was not true, I did especially with the mention of descendants and everything plus the ending wherein Yoshie was involved in all this. Now I don't know what to believe in. It would have been nice if what Keita wrote was true but again, part of me wishes there is something more to it. We may never know but the good thing is that the killing has stopped, even at the cost of multiple lives.