Aww...so cute

herro ebrie wan

This is my favorite oregairu one shot!

Please continue this story

Le reaction:

Please be Hikigaya with glasses.

*sees glasses scene*

I despise myself for downloading and saving this.

*imagines Hikki with no glasses*

I will forever be stumped if no one will ever see Hachiman with no dead fish eyes.

*reads its one-shot*

Don't make me inspired to make a series of this plot

This story is amazing! It's kind of sad that it's a one-shot, though...I seriously wanted more; like, for example, Yui shows to others what she saw by making Hachiman wear the glasses on in front of them. :P Idk, just a random thought.

A cute idea that does not overstay its welcome.

The perspective seems like a very limited third-person-narration that does not shy away from the occasional joke. It works for such a short and amusing story.

This is really good. Can't wait for the next chapter. Good job author-san.

Good job mate, the suspend was really nice ! When I started reading what she saw, I was wondering what Yui saw, and I kept this feeling until the end lol.
Also , the AN was funny :3

i wonder where i can find 8man with glasses, i want to see one
nice one basically its same as outing w/ yukino but since it from yui pov it more good

good work

Brah this is it... I've been wondering about this for, like, forever and man you gave life to that unappreciated scene. Kudos for you man. Please continue author-san :)

spot on! thanks for your works author-san! This could be a very interesting plot to tell you the truth, could you create this into a series? let say komachi wanted him (or he had a bad case of eyesight) to wear those glasses so he had to for the rest of the school week. it would be funny to see how the other girls react in seeing him with normal eyes :D

I prefer if it was Yuigahama POV but never mind. Good.

Well, Hikki always was supposed to have normal eyes - physiologically. Makes you wonder if all he needed were some prescription lenses. Or perhaps more likely, that he didn't need to glare out at the world with the protective shield of lenses. Probably pretty hard to see that way, too.