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Originally Posted by Somethindarker
That's the entire point of the novels dude.
You guys seemed to completely miss the point of the ending. They began all over again BECAUSE in the beginning they were a bunch of losers who were socially inept and afraid to open themselves up to other people but by the ending they'd already come to terms that what they held up on a pedestal ie; "friendship" wasn't that hard to find so they ate hotpot again to welcome Yukimura who was the only one who wasn't their "friend". Everyone else was already friends by that point Yukimura was the lynchpin since she basically rejected their entire time together so Kodaka wouldn't call her a friend and accept her confession.
Also why is everyone already assuming Kodaka is miserable or never grew up by the end of the story, he seemed to be reminiscing about his high school days at the end of the story with fondness? Not wanting to fuck a girl you don't love doesn't make you a loser it makes you far more mature than anyone else his age, even me when I was at his age. Kodaka by the novels end had already come to terms with them being friends and seemed perfectly happy in the epilogue. You guys need to take your shipping glasses off for a second and realize while the stories end was not that great from a plot perspective everyone had a happy ending. Kodaka isn't a materialistic horndog throughout the entire novel he's been shown, frustratingly so, that he's a simple guy who enjoys cooking and shit like spices.
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They hate the ending coz they thought the story was about loner male MC getting a hot girlfriend in the end (whichever girl they ship),and hated it when he chose Yukimura instead of the girl they ship,and later they broke up,hoping for girl they ship to be the real end girl and got frustrated when it was open ended,in the relationship department
