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>>10836443
I thought this too.
Meaning, when people were hyping it up I was expecting something totally unforgettable but it only ended up being "pretty darn good, clearly better than most recent titles".

I don't remember if I've said it here before; I absolutely adore Grisaia's writing style but the actual main plot is rather wonky on many levels. F.ex. Kazuki "twist" was so damn obvious but still got dragged around way too much, Michiru's Kajitsu route borders on retardation, Sakaki's route is a watered down version of Makina's, Amane's could be summarized as nukige > über long predictable (if very atmospheric) flashback > forced conclusion.

Hard to say anything about Meikyuu as it was more of a filler fandisk rather than a full-blown sequel. But I hated how Oslo popped up out of nowhere (unless I'm forgetting something from Kajitsu?).

And judging from Rakuen trial this series is really pushing the boundaries of suspension of disbelief. Very, fucking, hard. Though it may all end up being a giant red herring.

>>10836585
I can't wait for the upcoming rape and yuri doujinshi.

Just finished Rakuen's trial.

Some of these "revelations" seem rather asspully. A bit of a genre shift to introduce cloning and half human computers this late, though I was obviously expecting some kind of "twist" with Kazuki. Felt a bit same with Oslo in Meikyuu who didn't really receive any foreshadowing whatsoever (in Kajitsu) before his actual reveal.

It'll probably be a worthwhile read but I'm not really expecting some timeless classic.