Rating: 4.76 out of 5
I honestly picked this up thinking it would be just another typical "guy finds magic girl" story, but *Miracle Without Rabbit Ears* is so much more than that. It starts off super chaotic and funny, but by the end, I was literally sobbing at 3 AM.
The way Noa meets Mira is classic but executed so well. He saves a rabbit in a storm, and boom—next morning, there is a girl in his bed. Chapter 2 "It Can Only Be Considered A Miracle" captures that confusion perfectly. Noa is such a relatable protagonist; he is not trying to be a hero, he is just a struggling student trying to survive, and suddenly he has to take care of this energetic, chaotic girl who used to be a bunny. The humor in the early chapters, especially "Rabbit Turned Carnivorous," had me dying of laughter. It wasn't what I expected from the title, but seeing Mira adapt to human life (and food!) is adorable.
But then the story shifts. It is not just about the funny situations; it is about their connection. The "Love Transcends Boundaries" tag is not lying. Watching their relationship develop from "awkward roommate situation" to something so deep and genuine is beautiful. There is this underlying fear throughout the middle chapters that the magic might fade or that society (or the "Mafia" from Chapter 0??) will tear them apart.
The emotional climax hit me like a truck. Chapter 46 "Connected Hearts" was painful in the most beautiful way. I was so scared for them! The suspense isn't about fighting monsters, but about fighting fate and the possibility of losing the person who changed your life.
The ending? Perfection. The Epilogue wrapped everything up with this warm, wholesome feeling that stays with you. I know the formatting can be a bit blocky since it is a web novel, but honestly, you stop noticing it because you just want to know if Noa and Mira are going to be okay.
If you want a story that is equal parts hilarious and heartwarming, with a side of emotional damage, you have to read this. 4.76/5, would definitely adopt a bunny in a storm after reading this.
