Chapter 564: The Time of Demise - History's Strongest Disciple Kenichi

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Again, I disagree because we’re arguing two different points here. You said she could have said something when he broke up with her—true. But I’ve already pointed that out, and I still say that the fault lies with her, not him.

Later on, when Natsuki and Reina kept telling him, "Hey, you misunderstood things. She didn’t cheat on you. If you would just talk to her, you’d understand," those conversations happened after the breakup. So again, time had passed. When someone keeps bringing it up later, you have time to sit with it, think it over, and start questioning things. Maybe I did misunderstand. Maybe she wasn’t cheating. That’s a completely natural reaction.

And sure, again, she could have explained herself back then if she really wasn’t cheating, but she didn’t. So everything that’s happening now is happening after the breakup, right? If he kept running into her—or running into her best friend—and they kept saying the same thing, "Just talk to her, and you’ll understand," eventually, he’s going to want closure. And that’s exactly what happened. He gave her a chance to explain, and she ended up confirming his suspicions.

Trying to fault the MC—trying to fault Yuuta—for seeking closure after being bombarded like that makes no sense. You’re acting like, "Oh well, he could have just ignored her. If she didn’t say it right then and there, then there was no point." True, but I’ve also made that same point.

What you’re ignoring is that this conversation was bound to happen. The whole "You misunderstood things" argument kept coming up, so eventually, it was going to lead to them talking.

So yeah, I gotta disagree with you, man. You’re trying to fault the MC for simply listening to her. Could he have walked past her? Sure. Could he and Shinohara have just gone to the grocery store like they planned? Of course. But Yuuta’s not a disrespectful person. He gave her a chance to talk, she confirmed his suspicions, and he walked away.

Yuuta did everything right, and yet you’re still trying to blame him. At this point, it just doesn’t make sense.

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