I Hear The Sunspot Limit Volume 2

Okay, let's talk about something potentially controversial. Something involving sunshine, limits, and maybe a little bit of awkward eye contact.

I Hear the Sunspot Limit Volume 2: An Opinion (Maybe Unpopular)

We're diving into *that* BL manga. You know, the one everyone seems to either adore or politely ignore.

The Good Stuff First (Because We're Nice Like That)

The art is pretty, let's be honest. Really pretty. Like, 'frame-it-and-put-it-on-my-wall' pretty.

The characters? Adorable. Seriously, try not to root for them.

Now, The Part Where I Might Get Some Side-Eye

Okay, here it goes. Is it just me, or does the drama sometimes feel...forced? Like, artificially manufactured for maximum angst?

I mean, I get it. Stories need conflict. But sometimes I wanted to shout, "Just talk to each other, you adorable idiots!"

That Whole Misunderstanding Trope…Again?

Seriously, how many times can miscommunication drive a plot? It feels a bit overused, doesn't it?

It's like, "Oh no! He misinterpreted that completely normal sentence! Our love is doomed!" Calm down, people!

I know, I know, that's like, BL 101. Still, feels repetitive.

The Pacing: Speedy Gonzales or Snail Mail?

Sometimes the story zips along. Other times, it feels like we're wading through molasses. Where's the consistency?

One minute they're holding hands, the next they're having a crisis of faith. Give me a break!

Support Characters: The MVPs

Let’s be real, the side characters often steal the show. They bring the comic relief.

They're the voice of reason. Or, at least, the voice of mild exasperation.

The "Sunshine" and the "Limit"

The title itself is quite evocative. *I Hear the Sunspot Limit*. What does it even mean?

Is it poetic? Sure. Is it a little pretentious? Maybe. Am I overthinking it? Probably.

The Final Verdict (Maybe)

Don't get me wrong, it's still enjoyable. It's a fun read if you like fluffy romance and pretty visuals.

But let's be honest with ourselves. It's not the *best* BL manga ever created. It has its flaws.

My *unpopular opinion*? It's good, not *great*.

Am I the Only One?

So, am I a terrible person for thinking this? Probably not. There's probably someone out there nodding along.

Maybe you agree with me. Maybe you think I'm a philistine. Either way, let me know!

Let's discuss this over some tea and maybe some manga. And try not to throw anything at me.

And hey, let's all agree that **BL** is awesome in general, even if specific installments have their, ahem, *sunspot limits*.