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Itsumo Baka ni Shitekuru Bishoujo-tachi to Zetsuen Shitara, Jitsu wa Ore no koto ga Daisuki datta you da.

Aruku Sakana

Mangaka: Aruku Sakana
First published: 2022
Status: Completed
Original language: Japanese
Genres: Romance · Comedy · Harem · Drama
Content rating: Safe

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This light novel series by Aruku Sakana explores the classic "misunderstood affection" trope within a school life setting, focusing on the protagonist's attempt to distance himself from his peers. It is a notable example of the contemporary romantic comedy genre in Japanese light novels, where the narrative shift centers on the realization of hidden feelings once social boundaries are redefined.

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Itsumo Baka ni Shitekuru Bishoujo-tachi to Zetsuen Shitara, Jitsu wa Ore no koto ga Daisuki datta you da, often abbreviated as Itsuretsu, originated as a Japanese light novel series written by Aruku Sakana. The narrative follows a common trope in modern light novel literature, focusing on the protagonist's emotional detachment from peers who habitually mocked him, only for those individuals to reveal hidden affections once he severs ties. It reflects the broader trend of 'misunderstanding' comedies that prioritize internal emotional shifts and social dynamics within high school settings.

The series is characterized by its lighthearted, character-driven tone and typical bishoujo-centric tropes prevalent in the current light novel market. Following its initial digital serialization and subsequent print publication, the work has been supported by various illustrators who provide the visual aesthetic essential to the genre. It is primarily received as a standard entry in the rom-com light novel canon, appealing to readers who enjoy stories centered on social redemption and shifting interpersonal relationships.

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