He thinks a kiss on the cheek is something you only do after marriage, i.e. They haven't kissed a single time in a four years long relationship. Not to mention during prime puberty hormones.

And not s*x, but kissing, and not even on the mouth. It's honestly strange to me how they stayed together that long in the first place.

And then he rushes into the next relationship thinking about marriage? With practically zero physical experience?

This is an actual quote from a few chapters after I initially wrote this review: "It was when Kohime wished me a happy birthday that I began to think that it might be okay to give her an engagement ring."

In any other context or even most other novels that would be completely delusional.

I get that some people save themselves for marriage. I don't think it's a good idea, but I get it. But that's in the context of s*x, not almost any level of physical intimacy.

After a months long struggle of deciding whether or not he wants revenge on the subhuman scum, he realizes that he does in fact want to get back at it (yes, it, not her). He does so in the best way possible: by proving that he can be happy without it polluting his life.

People have been blaming the MC OR his ex. But 1, relationships rarely end because of one person. He had his issues, she had hers, poor communication all around, sh*t happened. 2, we're talking about a light/web novel that was probably written by a teen, for teens, and is about teens. Expecting teens to have the level of emotional maturity necessary to work through the issues those two had is crazy.

My advice, don't think too much about what makes sense, or what should happen. Just read the story for what it is and enjoy the ride.