Next up is KohвЂ™s route and a few more from Class Trip Crush and First Love Diaries.Read the Prologue and Episode 1 for each character for free! ThatвЂ™s why itвЂ™s so good though, and hopefully if you enjoy it all IвЂ™ll get a little push to continue reviewing his content. Yet I found that satisfying and eventually plan on doing his sequel and 3 years later. That being said, for this route I only played the Main route and the epilogue, where nothing happens. ItвЂ™s such a juxtaposition from First Love Diaries where youвЂ™re having sex in your junior year of high school almost everytime, yet you usually have to play the sequels to get anywhere in Dreamy Days. All of the routes IвЂ™ve played actually underplay your romance in that respect. It is always underwhelming in these stories when your love interest is older and is afraid to push his luck, but that was addressed in the epilogue. I think itвЂ™s really dramatic and leaves romantic tension, and besides youвЂ™re younger and have no reason to believe this older guy might care at all. Leaving Japan and keeping your feelings hidden and leaving no note declaring your secret love? ding ding ding ding ding! I love that. Trying to leave and being stopped? Good, but not quite there. Even moreso, I am absurdly fond of when something angsty happens and it goes to the next level. He is nothing but exactly what the story is going for, while going a little above and beyond with how the affections work. Childhood Memories stories are there to show you how youвЂ™ve always gotten along or meant something to each other, and then it jumps back to the future to show how it still applies. It really solidifies the theme of DD, which I think is simply that each route you choose is a representation of destiny or a love that was always meant to be. If it wasnвЂ™t for the childhood memories of this part, it would fall short, so I think for once they are a welcome addition to the story.

His childhood memories are a tale of a little girl comforting him as he is rejected by the girl he loves. One is that Johji actually did love his storage fiance, but she loved his friend. But I require something original to really be drawn in.Дoes this do it? Well, in one regard. ItвЂ™s why Ota Kisaki is top tier to me! I love this. Nothing pleases me more in my romance games than to have a terrible feeling in the pit of my stomach and force me to deal with it. Let me defend that for a second and say I love the delicious dramu. More often than not Voltage has a storage fiance who is there to make you doubt yourself. And it goes on in such a manner that I am infinitely fond of Kunihiko and find it to be well developed. I liked how they handled it in KunihikoвЂ™s route because heвЂ™s legitimately like, no I really do not want a fiance so pretend to be mine just as a favor my niece, wait niece I might love you, crap I do love you niece. I donвЂ™t really enjoy the rehash of a particular theme though: your love interest is rich and has a fiance in storage to cause drama. It really puts you out of the mood! But Johji was a teenager and very kind and gentle to you, so this? Actually not so bad! I really didnвЂ™t mind when his memories came up or the cute things I learned about him. ThereвЂ™s nothing less sexy than finding yourself attracted to someone who then flashbacks to kiddy moments. These guys are from your childhood and you have history with them, but usually theyвЂ™re just painful and tedious to get through. My biggest problem with Dreamy Days in general is the flashback stuff. As usual the вЂmainвЂ™ guy that has most of the interest in you is a bit of a tsundere about it, but got to give Ichigo props on staying in character and mostly just wanting you to be happy. Now if youвЂ™re wondering, what about an older man is appealing, and how would he acknowledge you- welcome to the Voltage Johji route! Most of the game is every single one of your childhood friends realizing youвЂ™re into Johji and very softly implying how he might see you as a child, while also acknowledging your feelings. I prefer to be dramatic or to take awhile, but dramatic is a lot more fun and thatвЂ™s why JohjiвЂ™s is so fun. Then thereвЂ™s the very rare, I know it and itвЂ™s awkward but itвЂ™s also kind of endearing and dramatic. Normally in these stories one of three things happen, youвЂ™re oblivious to the end, you realize it in the middle, or you know almost right away and feel awkward about it the entire story. I think the real draw on this character is that you realize you like him. Well, good news, Johji is kind of hunky and just the right dose of interesting mixed with mysterious! So, needless to say, IвЂ™ve been waiting for another older man to come and sweep me off my feet. Their best one I played before this was definitely the Kunihiko route from My Forged Wedding. Sometimes voltage makes this trope really well and sometimes they make it kind of stink.

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