Clashing Feelings Volume 2: Unrequited Rivalry

• Boy and girl are both tsundere
• Both the boy's and the girl's PoVs (two equally important main characters)
• Script style for easy read
• Feels like you're reading a manga or watching an anime
• Realistic plot without super powers and magic
• Lots of funny and ecchi situations

Tarou and Sachiko are always fighting and competing about every little silly thing and that usually only brings them trouble. If things weren't bad already, the new transfer student might just come to complicate things even more, agitating those already clashing emotions.

Lately, both Tarou and Sachiko are starting to get more and more aware that they are boy and girl and things get a little awkward at times. With new feelings arising, what should one do when one starts to fall in love with the other? Given all their thorny past, confessing is basically out of the question, especially when it looks like the other party might like someone else. Locking your feelings inside and taking the secret with you to the grave seems like the best plan. However, suspicion might be growing very near.

Clashing Feelings is not your usual Light Novel. To begin with, Clashing Feelings uses small prose descriptions mixed with a script style which makes the story very easy to read, creating an entirely new kind of entertainment. It's like a manga without panels. Put together with such a nice story, even those who don't usually read books, can't stop turning the pages.

Each chapter usually contains at least two colored illustrations that mix the beautiful world of manga and anime with the wonders of classic art paintings.

This is the second book of a series of three volumes and contains six chapters (8 to 13), plus a bonus chapter, with more than 20 illustrations. Yes, that's even more than in the previous volume.