Hey, Best Friend. How About A Kiss Today Too?

A caring high school boy, Akahori Renji, has a best friend. She is his childhood friend, known as the most beautiful girl in the school. The childhood friend’s name is Yakumo Sagiri. Despite her pale hair, delicate eyes, light lips, and a complexion so fair it seems frail, she has a good figure. With a humorous personality, she is popular with both boys and girls, and confessions are a common occurrence for her. However, she consistently turns down those confessions. One day, Renji’s childhood friend unexpectedly kissed him. It was a kiss that touched lips, despite Renji thinking of her as a best friend and not being conscious of her as the opposite s*x. “We’ll always be best friends.” —She just said that. Since then, every day, when they were alone, she started kissing him. “Because we’re best friends.” This is the sweet story of ‘best friends’ whose journey begins with a kiss.

Original Publisher

Unknown

Original Language

japanese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Hey, Best Friend. How About A Kiss Today Too? "Hey, Best Friend. How About A Kiss Today Too?" is a title that practically screams fluffy romance, and for the most part, it delivers on that promise. I went in expecting a lighthearted, feel-good story, and that's largely what I got, though with a few caveats. ### First Impressions The premise is simple: two childhood friends who are clearly into each other dance around their feelings, much to the amusement (and perhaps frustration) of everyone around them. It's a classic setup, and the early chapters do a good job of establishing their dynamic and hinting at the simmering attraction beneath the surface. I was immediately drawn in by the potential for sweet, awkward moments and the slow burn of their romance. ### What Works Well The strength of this story lies in its ability to create a comfortable, almost cozy atmosphere. The interactions between the main characters are undeniably cute, and the author does a great job of portraying their physical closeness without venturing into overtly explicit territory. It's a story that's easy to pick up and unwind with, especially if you're looking for something that's relatively low on drama and high on fluff. I also appreciated the comedic elements, which were well-integrated and added a nice touch of levity to the overall narrative. ### Areas of Concern While the "will they/won't they" dynamic is initially charming, I can see how it might wear thin for some readers. The characters' reluctance to confess their feelings can sometimes feel a bit contrived, especially when their actions clearly indicate otherwise. While I personally didn't find it too bothersome, I can understand why some might find it frustrating. Additionally, the plot does meander at times, and the pacing could be tightened up in certain sections. ### Final Verdict Overall, "Hey, Best Friend. How About A Kiss Today Too?" is an enjoyable read for those who appreciate lighthearted romance with a touch of humor and a focus on the sweet, awkward moments of early love. While the pacing and character density might not be for everyone, the story's strengths lie in its ability to create a comforting and engaging atmosphere. I'd recommend it to readers looking for a feel-good story that won't demand too much of their attention.