Voltage Inc announced that they will be releasing an all new story for their mobile app, Love 365 called Can We Start Over? This English version of “Osananajimi, Ni Do no Hatsukoi,” first released on 100 Shiin no Koi+ in April of this year, is the tale of a young woman who has to lose everything to find it all.
She returns to her hometown after a decade away and moves in with an old friend. Their reunion reminds her of just how comfortable his presence is and how close they’ve always been. Little by little, she reclaims old dreams, build new ones, and falls in love with the one that was always meant to be. Please enjoy the deliciously frustrating will-they-won’t-they vibes of this friends-to-lovers story in the app!
About Can We Start Over?
Betrayed right before your
wedding, you head back to
your hometown. There,
an old friend wipes your tears.
Everything seemed
so much simpler
when you were kids!
“I’m a man with wants and needs.
Don’t forget that.”
Now he’s all grown up,
with a deep voice, strong arms,
and handsome face.
This isn’t love… is it?!
Leading Men of Can We Start Over?
Kento Kuroe
Confident Pragmatist
Ryo Haruki
Snarky Charmer
Reasons to Read Can We Start Over?
◆ Live with Two Hot, Successful Childhood Besties!
They know the heroine better than anyone else. There’s a comfort in being understood without even having to say a word, and yet that makes it so much more difficult to make the leap from friendship to romance. It turns out those three little words are harder to say than anything, even when her head has finally caught up with her heart.
◆ Reclaim Self-Confidence & Have Fun with Love
Cheated on by her fiancé the night before she’s set to be married, the protagonist loses her partner, her home, and her job all at once. This is a tale of starting over. This dramatic tale follows how, through living with her oldest friends, she finds new dreams, the love of her life, and ultimately a version of herself she lost over the years.
I really like the artstyle and i also love the concept of the eternal friend that wins