I think this is an interesting take on the reincarnation trope, where the MC has to figure out who her mu*derer is and why so she can save her life. (😉I have 2 candidates in mind)

The characters are not shallow and are believable, the dialogue is straightforward (it suits them because they’re high schoolers after all), sometimes clever, and funny which is sadly ironic considering the tragedy she knows she’s trying to prevent each day.

I look forward to reading to the end. Thanks translator-sama for sharing this with us... more>> 🙏 <<less

Uh... well first of all it feels childish. The plot, the characters, the conversations are all very simple. How did she even reach the conclusions she did? How is there no trauma?

Not utterly terrible, but cringe-y, boring and a waste of an interesting premise tbh.

Hmm... It has an interesting plot and I agree the way it was presented is a bit childish. Especially the romance part, I'm reluctant to continue because I'm not sure who the male lead is. If it's the former then no, but if it's the latter then I would continue. There's nothing much interesting going on except the scenes with possible male lead no. 2 on it.

The writing is very simplistic, but since I've been looking for a 'light-hearted' yandere story, it was very easy to read. I think the MC is charming. She isn't super smart, and by all means she's just a high school student forcefully stuck in a time loop on the day her crush rejects her. It's one of the worst days to be stuck in, but due to exactly this, she's only able to deal with the situation in her immature, teenage ways. Namely, compartmentalizing her many savage deaths by assuming... more>> that the way to get out of this time loop is to be accepted, when there is no precedent to this kind of solution.

At first, her confessions are normal, but with her every Thursday, I've started to feel the weight of it all. Her crush is her light—because he steadies her, even if he doesn't know it. Her situation is traumatic, and if she doesn't focus on one thing, I feel like she would fall apart. If she doesn't persistently hope that ending up with her crush would (spoilers below)

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make the stalker of Male Lead 2 realize that MC really doesn't like ML 2,

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she would be stuck with unjustified deaths. She would then be forced to confront that this situation isn't a boon for her (to be able to be closer to her crush), but is akin to an unreasonable punishment. While I would have been very interested if the chapters I read so far focused on her interacting with the lynchpin of the situation, to figure out how the time loop works, I still was engaged reading about the small decisions that show her character.

If there's one thing I hope to read, it's that I wish she snaps from the stress at some point. I still believe that instead of dismissing it all entirely, her trauma is being covered up by a veil of denial and a small dose of 'If I don't think about it, it's not real'. These are all just suppositions though; up till this chapter I read, I haven't encountered an in depth break down on how f*cked up it is to repeat your Thursdays. <<less

It's very interesting. But the suspects are kind of obvious, I mean I've only read till Ch3 and each time it's interesting.