[DeepL Translation - needs review] A senior and a junior had no contact with each other except for the fact that they shared the same nearest station and only saw each other every morning. One day, they made a promise to each other. One day, they made a promise to each other that they would answer only one question a day, no matter what the question was, with absolute honesty.
I want to know about you, and I like to know about things that you don't know. So, let's each have one question a da...
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Language learning wise:
For the most part, the story only focuses on the male and female lead, and also is decently dialogue-heavy so aside from figuring out who's speaking(which is trivial most of the time), it's not very difficult.
It uses standard vocabulary you'd see in an easier LN so the language is easy however it does have some specialised vocabulary due to the nature of the book, but it's not too heavy.
Each chapter is short and focuses on a new topic so even if you miss something from the previous chapter, it hardly affects your comprehension of the next. The short length of the chapters is also great if you're not used to reading books that have long chapters for a single scene.
The story also keeps switching perspectives between the two Main Characters, it's not difficult to know whose perspective you're reading, but I thought I should mention it.
Story wise:
Not the best book I've read, which is to be expected as it's your standard rom-com LN. I haven't personally read or even watched too many SOLs/Rom-coms so it wasn't too boring for me but I could see how some people might find it repetitive.
It's the Author's first book so I don't want to be too harsh but the characters do feel quite shallow. Especially the Male lead, his character development feels a bit too quick personally though I'm not sure what happens in case a girl keeps interacting with you daily. The plot sounds nice but the execution doesn't feel very good, as I think in a realistic scenario, the male lead would have tried harder to keep distance between him and the female lead, but maybe the way the Author wrote it is actually more realistic, I'm not exactly sure.