History YMMV / ScumsWish

* LoveItOrHateIt: You either love this show because of the non-standard approach to the image of romance and the presence of "adult" scenes, or hate it, perceiving the plot as either a lazy attempt to justify numerous fanservice scenes or a bland and poorly executed romantic plot in general.

* EndingAversion: Although the end of the show was pretty beautiful, bitter and unexpected, most of the audience was not happy that [[spoiler:the central pairing fell apart, and the GayOption was neutered somewhat by implying that Ecchan might [[KissingCousins return Atsuya's feelings one day]], in a pairing that not many readers found endearing or believable.] It's no wonder that the news of a new afterstory in the form of an additional chapter was so positively received by the fans.

* EndingAversion: Although the end of the show was pretty beautiful, bitter and unexpected, most of the audience was not happy that [[spoiler:the central pair was falling apart, and GayOpinion was being destroyed by using the Ecchan translation in KissingCousins ​​pairing with Atsuya, who so little popular with viewers.]] It's no wonder that the news of a new afterstory in the form of an additional chapter was so positively received by the fans.

** I do not want to watch my waifu having sex with a bunch of other guys! [[labelnote:Explanation]] Although the author of this phrase wanted to explain with her help why he dropped this show, she liked the fan because of her narmy. [[/labelnote]]

* DoNotDoThisCoolThing: The series is pretty forward with the message that relationships born out of lust, manipulation, or loneliness like those of the MCs are nowhere close to healthy or fulfilling, but it also presents those same relationships as being incredibly erotic. Not to mention that [[spoiler:the antagonist, whose whole motivation is manipulating and using her partners, [[TheBadGuyWins ends up with the best ending out of the entire cast]]]].

* FanPreferredCouple: You would be surprised at how much people wanted Mugi and Hanabi to end up together in the end, even when their arcs are mostly separate from each other. When [[spoiler:they didn't get together]] in the finale, some fans were mad. Along the same veins werethe Hanbi/Sanae crowd.

* BrokenAesop: The story's intended message that a relationship that's just sexual and not romantic is meaningless is completely undercut by [[spoiler:[[TheSociopath Akane]] [[KarmaHoudini winding up with the best ending out of the main cast]], even though she's still the same [[LackOfEmpathy empathy-lacking]] ManipulativeBitch she was when the story started]].

* FanPreferredCouple: You would be surprised at how much people wanted Mugi and Hanabi to end up together in the end, even when their arcs are motly separate from each other. When [[spoiler:they didn't get together]] in the finale, some fans were mad. Along the same veins werethe Hanbi/Sanae crowd.

** Narumi is either the most selfless and kind person in the manga or bland (even if intentionally) and questionable at best, especially with how his story with Akane ends.

* FanPreferredCouple: You would be surprised at how much people wanted Mugi and Hanabi to end up together in the end, even when their arcs are motly separate from each other. When [[spoiler:they didn't get together]] in the finale, some fans were mad.

** Mugi is either liked because of his chemistry with Hanabi and his arc with his teacher, or disliked because many of his actions are fueled by thinking with his dick first and the lack or real focus on him in comparison to Hanabi or Akane. [[spoiler:And with the manga's end having him draw parallels to Akane, the divide splits even more.]]

* LoveItOrHateIt: You either love this show because of the non-standard approach to the image of romance and the presence of "adult" scenes, or hate it, perceiving the plot as either a lazy attempt to justify numerous fanservice scenes or a bland romantic plot with intimate scenes being its draw factor.

** Atsuya, who's also pilloried for being a RomanticFalseLead, having little to offer besides a crush on Sanae (when nearly all of her fans [[FanPreferredCouple ship her with Hanabi]]); the fact that his presence reeks of CureYourGays and that he's [[IncestIsRelative her cousin]], don't help his case at all.

** Mugi is either liked because of his chemistry with Hanabi and his arc with his teacher, or disliked because many of his actions are fueled by thinking with his dick first and the lack or real focus on him in comparison to Hanabi or Akane.

** Ecchan, after she forcibly kisses Hanabi. Either she becomes sympathetic because Hanabi uses her feelings to take her mind off of Mugi and Narumi, or she's still unsympathetic because what's happened to her now does not excuse ow she treated Hanabi at first when she revealed her crush on her.

** Noriko because of her small participation in the plot, transforming her into a virtually obvious SatelliteLoveInterest and surface-tsundere personality. Many viewers were not happy with the way she is jealous of Mugi, while showing no real attempts to win his heart, that only increased after [[spoiler: she showed confused motivation before her final rejection of feelings for him.]] However, after her she admits her real feelings after [[spoiler: she attempts to put out and Mugi decides not to have sex with her]], she gained some sympathizers, to the point where [[RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap many fans have forgiven her at the end of the series.]]

* ValuesDissonance:While it is normal in Japanese culture to refer to older friends as older sisters or older brothers, some western viewers have found Hanabi's regular use of the word "Onii-chan" rather annoying because of the creation of the erroneous BrotherSisterIncest accent, especially when combined with the 2010s trend for {{Little Sister Heroine}}s. Everything becomes even more embarrassing when for the author uses the same colors for Mugi girlfriends as for him. And then with Ecchan, there comes a KissingCousins subplot ...

** Even Atsuya gets a little. While some viewers hate him for being a transparent RomanticFalseLead and a vehicle for Ecchan to [[PairTheSpares get with]] after the plot is resolved, some do find his crush on Ecchan adorable and wish him to be the furthest away from the plot.

** While it is normal in Japanese culture to refer to older friends as older sisters or older brothers, some have found Hanabi's regular use of the word "Onii-chan" rather annoying because of the creation of the erroneous BrotherSisterIncest accent, especially when combined with a modern trend for imouto-heroines. Everything becomes even more embarrassing when for the author uses the same colors for Mugi girlfriends as for him. And then in the plot appears KissingCousins ​​line ..

* HypeBacklash: Initially, this show was considered very promising because of the reputation of the manga and the unusual gloomy tone for school romance. However, the farther the show was on the air, the more his raiting began to fall due to the fact that some of the viewers found his drama too exploitative and dependent on the fanservice. Elements shoujo-ai and Akane somewhat leveled the situation, however the show no longer has an initial interest.

* LoveItOrHateIt: You either love this show because of the non-standard approach to the image of romance and the presence of "adult" scenes, or hate it, perceiving the plot as a lazy attempt to justify numerous fanservice scenes.

** Noriko because of her small participation in the plot, transforming her into a virtually obvious RomanticFalseLead and surface-tsundere personality. Many viewers were not happy with the way she is jealous of Mugi, while showing no real attempts to win his heart, that only increased after [[spoiler: she showed confused motivation before her final rejection of feelings for him.]] However, after her she admits her real feelings after [[spoiler: she attempts to put out and Mugi decides not to have sex with her]], she gained some sympathizers, to the point where [[RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap many fans have forgiven her at the end of the series.]]

** Mugi's emotionless face in conjunction with all the sex he has may look rather ... strange.

** It's reviewers' consensus that Mugi is critically underdeveloped in contrast to his main character status. Most of the story is told through Hanabi's point of view, giving him little time to shine as even the characters he has history with are more often explored through her eyes and not his. This changes somewhat when [[spoiler:he starts sleeping with Akane]], but at times it feela the narrative favors [[spoiler:Akane]] over him as it reveals more and more of her character.

** It's reviewers' consensus that Mugi is critically underdeveloped in contrast to his main character status. Most of the story is told through Hanabi's point of view, giving him little time to shine as even the characters he has history with are more often explored through her eyes and not his.