Bunny Drop

I've got to say that when I started reading volume five I was incredibly disappointed that Rin was already in high school! I didn't understand why we had to fast forward so far! Now, after reading all up to volume seven I kind of get it. There's a bit more to write about when it comes to teenagers. Not to mention Rin-chan realizing she wants to know who her mother is!

The series shifts to focus more on Rin's relationship with Kouki than how Daikichi deals with being an instant parent. Rin is the same as a teenager that she was as a little girl. Serious, but cute and sweet. Studious and worried about how raising her has effected Daikichi.

We also get a glimpse of what happened between Nitani-san and Daikichi, but again, everything has shifted to Rin's point of view so we don't get into much depth.

So yeah, I get why she skipped to a teenage Rin, but I really wish maybe it hadn't happened so fast. Maybe we could have gone from elementary school to middle school and see Kouki in his rebellious stage as it was happening instead of in flashbacks.

But I'm not going to complain. I still love the series!

Thank god I read some reviews on this. Even though this 1st volume can be an enjoyable read about becoming a single father in japan... apparently there's a 10 year time skip where the daughter wants to have an intimate relationship with her dad?? and It just...happens?? so like a 16 year old with a 40 year old man...incest pedo vibes.