>>724089864
yeah harems are usually a way to not actually have any romance, a big one that went over 200 chapter is ending in 2 weeks, (the terrace cafe and its goddesses) and they did a timeskip to post marriage, the girl who won because she confessed first, but they never had any romantic moment and he still embarassed around her, lmao.
If you want to read an actual good Harem, see "Umi no Misaki"
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>>283128609
for me is probably the same feeling as
>>283131220
I really like Umi no Misaki for example because is not like most harems where things end at the very end, we have huge progress that build upon each other, you can actually see the progression and how that affect things, it doesn't feel like most stories where things happen because the author feels like it has to happen that moment where is most convenient for him/her.
I want stories that feel bigger than themselves, where the characters are strong enough that they feel like they have an agency on their own and that is natural to the consequences of the previous actions.
I am tired of seeing harems where character who spent years together are less comfortable with one another than casual friends are.
for me is probably the same feeling as
>>283131220
I really like Umi no Misaki for example because is not like most harems where things end at the very end, we have huge progress that build upon each other, you can actually see the progression and how that affect things, it doesn't feel like most stories where things happen because the author feels like it has to happen that moment where is most convenient for him/her.
I want stories that feel bigger than themselves, where the characters are strong enough that they feel like they have an agency on their own and that is natural to the consequences of the previous actions.
I am tired of seeing harems where character who spent years together are less comfortable with one another than casual friends are.