I Was Dedicated in Supporting a Couple of Childhood Friends Because I Wanted Them to Become a Couple, But For Some Reason, The Two Just Wouldn’t Stick Together?

I Was Dedicated in Supporting a Couple of Childhood Friends Because I Wanted Them to Become a Couple, But For Some Reason, The Two Just Wouldn’t Stick Together?

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幼馴染カップルを見たいがためにサポートに徹していたのに、何故か二人がくっつかないのだが?

Original Japanese Title

Also known as: I’ve Been Trying to Be Supportive to See a Childhood Friend Couple, but for Some Reason They Just Don’t Get Together?, 幼馴染カップルを見たいがためにサポートに徹していたのに、何故か二人がくっつかないのだが?

By 破和ー

3.4
japanese Web Novel
Language
japanese
Type
Web Novel
Status
Ongoing
Chapters
71 chapters
Original Publisher
syosetu

Description

Yoshihiro Shindo, a boy in elementary school who wanted to realize with his own eyes a scene he saw from a romance manga in reality, acted to become the best friend of two childhood friends. As time went by and they were now in middle school, he thought he was going to be able to support them in various events and see them get together… In the end, the two never did, and they found themselves in high school while he continued to search for the reason why. “Why…why won’t you two go out together?” Despite Yoshihiro’s intentions, did the two childhood friends had their own thoughts on the matter…? In their new environment, a complicated love story began.

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Publication Information

Original Publisher
syosetu
Original Language
japanese
Type
Web Novel

I Was Dedicated in Supporting a Couple of Childhood Friends Because I Wanted Them to Become a Couple, But For Some Reason, The Two Just Wouldn’t Stick Together? Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator

## My Thoughts on I Was Dedicated in Supporting a Couple of Childhood Friends Because I Wanted Them to Become a Couple, But For Some Reason, The Two Just Wouldn’t Stick Together? This title grabbed me immediately – it's a mouthful, but also incredibly intriguing. I dove into "I Was Dedicated in Supporting..." with a healthy dose of curiosity and, admittedly, a touch of skepticism given the somewhat lukewarm overall rating. However, I'm always willing to give a story a chance, and I'm glad I did. ### First Impressions My first impression was definitely positive. The premise is fun and relatable. Who hasn't secretly (or not so secretly) tried to play matchmaker for their friends? The school life and slice-of-life aspects create a comfortable, familiar backdrop for the unfolding drama. I felt immediately drawn to the characters and the central conflict. ### What Works Well The core strength of this novel lies in its characters and the frustrating, yet humorous, misunderstandings that drive the plot. The dynamic between the protagonist and his childhood friends is genuinely engaging. The author does a great job of portraying the nuances of their relationships, making their interactions feel realistic and believable. I especially appreciate the focus on friendship. It’s not just about romance; it’s about the bonds and history these characters share. The story has a lighthearted tone that makes it easy to pick up and enjoy, offering a pleasant escape from the everyday. ### Areas of Concern While I generally enjoyed the novel, I can also see areas that might not appeal to all readers. The "dense protagonist" trope is definitely in full effect here. While it's often played for comedic effect, it can also be a source of frustration. The slow burn romance, fueled by these misunderstandings, might also test the patience of some readers. I also feel the story could benefit from a faster pace. Some plot points felt a little drawn out, and I found myself wanting the narrative to move forward more quickly. ### Final Verdict Despite some minor pacing issues and the protagonist's occasional denseness, "I Was Dedicated in Supporting..." is an enjoyable read. If you're a fan of lighthearted romance, slice-of-life stories, and don't mind a little frustration along the way, I think you'll find something to enjoy here. I'd personally rate it a solid 3.5/5. It’s a fun, engaging story that I'll continue to follow with interest.

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