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A review by ellelainey
That Time I Got Stuck to the Guy I Hate by Tarona
5.0
Kuga Senri reinvented himself for college, only to get landed with a stickler, Kyouhei Igarashi, as a roommate.
They touch hands when Kuga is about to fall and Igarashi grabs him to stop his fall. They get stuck together, unable to pull apart. For some reason *cough* 👉👈 Igarashi decides that if they get freaky, it might release them. But the key is to come together. 😜 Miraculously, it works! They become UNstuck.
However...they soon end up stuck together again...and again...and again... A pattern emerges and they end up stuck together EVERY DAY! Which, you know, requires *special circumstances*.
This was all very convenient for Igarashi - the quick learner - and irritating for the super sensitive Kuga.
The plot is very quick to get to the point, which was actually a good thing because there was a lot of plot AFTER the main concept of them getting stuck to each other.
We get Kuga's POV up until the 50% mark, then it switches to show a dual POV, which is important for...reasons.
I LOVE how Kuga's feelings slowly begin to develop, changing gradually in a very natural way. I really love that he puts some time and effort into researching their 'urban legend' curse of being stuck to each other. It was a really original idea, rather than the other stuck together concepts I've read.
I really loved the grumpy but very deep Igarashi.
This was such a fun story with two great MC's.
They touch hands when Kuga is about to fall and Igarashi grabs him to stop his fall. They get stuck together, unable to pull apart. For some reason *cough* 👉👈 Igarashi decides that if they get freaky, it might release them. But the key is to come together. 😜 Miraculously, it works! They become UNstuck.
However...they soon end up stuck together again...and again...and again... A pattern emerges and they end up stuck together EVERY DAY! Which, you know, requires *special circumstances*.
This was all very convenient for Igarashi - the quick learner - and irritating for the super sensitive Kuga.
The plot is very quick to get to the point, which was actually a good thing because there was a lot of plot AFTER the main concept of them getting stuck to each other.
We get Kuga's POV up until the 50% mark, then it switches to show a dual POV, which is important for...reasons.
I LOVE how Kuga's feelings slowly begin to develop, changing gradually in a very natural way. I really love that he puts some time and effort into researching their 'urban legend' curse of being stuck to each other. It was a really original idea, rather than the other stuck together concepts I've read.
I really loved the grumpy but very deep Igarashi.
This was such a fun story with two great MC's.