[REVIEW] Russian GIMMICK that DOESN'T WORK | Alya sometimes hides her feelings in Russian

Doga Kobo Studio's attempt to capitalize on the Russian schoolgirl storyline failed. Completely. In the fifth episode, Alya doesn't even speak a word of Russian, and the plot is rapidly filling up with cliched characters. Against the backdrop of the rest, GG's sister Yuki Suo looks like the only character that feels alive. Whether the anime is worth its hype and whether the plot will get better in the future you will find out in the review on the tittle Alya sometimes hides her feelings in Russian. Enjoy watching! 0:00 Review: the beginning. 0:35 What's the tittle anyway? 1:26 Main characters: Alice Mikhailovna Kujo. 2:45 Masachika Kuze 3:20 YUKI SUO is the one who stole the show. 4:49 I'm trying to understand the plot. 6:00 Where's Alisa in the story? 6:38 The plot twist that went off. 7:28 A low-grade novel. 8:43 The end of the second volume is the climax of scripted mediocrity. 9:38 The characters do what the author wants them to do. 10:20 Russian GIMMICK that DOESN'T WORK 11:01 Anime is better?