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Sep 15, 2026
The definition of a basic romcom
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This manga is extremely basic. Moreover, it really doesn’t have anything that special. Did that stop this manga from being a very enjoyable experience? Probably not. The manga has many good (and bad) aspects, let’s go over them.
On one hand, the story overall is decently written. We have a guy and a girl, and similar to other romcoms, they slowly(?) fall in love with each other. They do typical romcom stuff, such as festivals, beaches, … which mostly played out like your typical romcom. Additionally, art style fits the story pretty well, being this cute, basic
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and simple art style.
On the other hand, the characters and the progression can be a little bit annoying. Specifically, in most cases, the mc usually doesn’t actually try to “drive” the story forward, and the main girl is the one who usually does it. For instance, there was a chapter where the mc wants to invite the girl to the beach and he keeps on getting embarrassed every time he tries to do it. Then, at the end of the chapter, the girl is the one who invites him. This creates a feeling that the progressions that the mc has “made” isn't deserved, more like he is just earning it by doing absolutely nothing. Even in the Shikimori manga (which is notorious for having a coward mc), its mc is more brave and straightforward than this one.
Overall, this is a good story. Some issues are visible, but they aren’t too impactful. Many cliche tropes, such as a self-insert mc, but still an 8/10 manga
Reviewer’s Rating: 8
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Sep 8, 2026
Genuine wasted 20 minutes of time and efforts reading this bullcrap
(This review contains spoiler, but dont even bother)
How much times have I seen the exact sequences of events played out, with the most popular girl being your maid and the childhood friend also becoming one? Weirdly enough, three times. Yes, three different mangas with three different authors essentially retelling the same story in all of them with barely any changes. This manga has many aspects, good ones and bad ones, let’s go over them.
On one hand, great art style. That’s it. Like, there’s literally nothing else. This paragraph usually has like 7-8 sentences talking about
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the good aspects of the manga. But there aren’t much to talk about.
On the other hand, everything goes wrong. The characters fall in love with the guy for like no reason, except for the first girl who he spent 1 billion yen on to save (pfft). The plot is all over the place, with major arcs being sped up stupidly fast and random bs (the contest) are painfully dragged out. Additionally, no tensions, plot twists or anything are even visible in the manga since any threats are shown to be instantly resolved by throwing cash in its faces. Most girls have no quality other than their chests. The guy is just a horrible person who has a girl confess to him, say “I love you” back, then proceeds to kiss 2 other girls in the exact same night.
Moreover, the ending, oh boy. I’ve never liked harems. However, trying to predict who wins and what route would the guy take is a somewhat interesting thing to do. In the manga, I was considering between the first 2 girls, which was pretty interesting to guess who gets the guy. However, the ending was just a shitty stinky bombshell. This BUM of an author decides to take the p**sy route, making it so he doesn’t even make a choice. Like, even the manga with the temple (which is made by the same guy who made TQQ but I can’t remember the name) atleast make 3 of them all his brides. The ending of the manga that is already in the drains PULLS itself down to the Earth core.
In conclusion, don’t read. I’m tired
Reviewer’s Rating: 3
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Sep 8, 2026
Almost perfection
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When I initially read the description of this manga, I knew it was going to be good. And after finishing this one after a few hours, I thought it was decently well-made. No massive issue or anything. Although this manga has a couple of good things about it, there are still a few issues in the writing of it.
On one hand, beautiful art styles, premise and great execution. Firstly, It has a nice flow and balance of screen times between different couples, with a couple of chapters that were focused on the bond of the sisters instead. With only 50
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chapters, the story at least ended with a decently satisfying ending, and I have very little issue with the ending. Secondly, the art style is just really good-looking. The guys don’t feel like self-inserts, with different personalities and all look differently. The girls are also very unique and each of them fit a different romcom main girl trope, which is pretty interesting.
On the other hand, the manga is just way too short to fully flesh out different characters. If it was forced to end early, I would’ve been less strict. However, it is very obvious that the story was built up to end at around 50 chapters, which is so crazy to me. For example, a good romcom’s ending ranges from 50-100 chapters, which is very natural for them since most contents that are needed to be told have already been told. However, this manga has 4 different couples, meaning each couple only gets around 10 chapters each before the ending, which is just ridiculous! It is obvious that 10 chapters for a couple is barely enough time to even be familiar with the characters, not even talking about wanting them to be together.
In conclusion, mostly perfect in term of everything, from the art style to the premise itself. Although this could be me just starving for contents, this manga could’ve ran for way longer, especially since it is THAT gorgeous. If it were to run until like 100 chapters until the confessions, I think it would’ve been a perfect 10/10
Reviewer’s Rating: 9
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Sep 6, 2026
The perfect time killer manga
(This review contains con spoiler)
One of the most popular office manga that’s advertised by many people as a very good manga. However, when I read it, my reactions were just.. meh. It is somewhat decent but it has many flaws that make it less interesting.
On one hand, best aspects about this manga is its cute art style and unique characters. The main characters consist of a guy who is the definition of too unproductive, and the girl who is the definition of too productive. Throughout the chapters, they make a somewhat special dynamics, with the girl overreacting with literally everything in
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life and the guy doesn’t give a single sh*t. The side characters are okay, not unseen before nor they really have anything special with each other, meaning most of their conversations are either about or with the main two mcs.
On the other hand, the story isn’t that interesting for many reasons. Firstly, the main appeal of the manga is the main girl, meaning 90% of focus are on her. This could make readers who are more interested in the story than the big chested girl not enjoy the majority of the story since it focus a lot on her (The lonely males out there could not think that this is an issue for them but whatever). Additionally, although unique, the characters’ traits can feel extremely repetitive. This problem is so massive that every time a new character that interacts with the main girl is introduced, you’d get dejavu of the events that happen right after it, which is the girl cried due to how his attention isn’t on her. However, if this happens once or twice, it wouldn’t be a problem. The main issue is that the manga is 134 chapters long and this same exact scenario happened like 7 times already, which can be very uninteresting for the readers
Moreover, lack of direction for an ending for this manga is also a glaring issue for this manga. Even in those school life mangas, they have a sense of direction for an ending, which in most cases is the graduation and university. However, this manga, which is an office “romance”, has none of that. Additionally, the word romance is used very lightly since the main guy has absolutely no intention of being a couple of the main girl, nor the other way around. Both of these issues make the author not being able to write a satisfying ending since they can either extend the manga forever or force a romance between them, which completely go against the characteristics of the mc.
The result? An extremely long and repetitive manga (which has decent quality) that isn’t going to end anytime soon. If you want to have something to do that’s somewhat meaningful, read this manga. However, if you have more important things to do, don’t even bother.
Reviewer’s Rating: 6
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Sep 6, 2026
Short story that’s pretty decent.
(This review contains some vague spoiler)
I usually don’t read girl love, but mangas like this sometimes slightly change my perspectives about the genre (NEVER reading BL tho). This manga is short and have a somewhat satisfying ending and it have some flaws and many things good about it.
The thing that makes this manga stands out is it’s unique premise and characters. The theme of stage plays and acting is something that isn’t usually told and having one about it instead of another school life manga is pretty new. Next, the characters are quite unique. They are the usual “opposite attracts” kind
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of couple yet isn’t the cliche “introvert and outgoing”-ish kind of duo, but the opposite aspect comes from how they deal with their looks. Specifically, one tries to ignore and somewhat hates it, and the other girl accepts it and use it to shine.
However, these aspects that I had just pointed out isn’t anything revolutionary, it’s just somewhat new and is decently good. That’s the biggest flaw of the manga: just being “decently good” not too outstanding nor too bad. The chapters are somewhat interesting, so are the side-characters and the ending. They are all just.. decent.
In conclusion, this is one of those manga you read that’s good but really forgettable. It’s like a bowl of soup, fill your stomach yet don’t really give much rememberable flavor.
Reviewer’s Rating: 7
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Sep 5, 2026
Writing a review to throw more dirt on this manga is easy. I mean, its like bullying a kid whos into genshin impact, say anything about it and you win. But, instead of wondering what kinds of drugs did the author take when writing this abomination, the real bigger question is how this manga represents the current state of manga and how it is viewed
Japanese is known for many things, their subway stations, their convenience products sold in Tiktok shops, and most importantly, manga and anime. Originally, it started off with cool mechanical robots fighting, or magical girl fighting. If a person time travels back
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to, say, 1950, back when the country was still suffering from WW2’s diseases and destruction and show a manga in which a girl wants to watch a guy crack other girls to a civilian, how would you think they’d react? Probably not happiness that’s for sure.
Despite Japanese being advertised as a friendly and peaceful country, their creative mindsets in fictional stories are… rather unusual. I mean, sure, other countries also create shows with many sexual jokes like Family Guy, but to say that a person who sat in his high-tech Japanese chair and thought of such concept for a show as ridiculous as this, is just unbelievable. Even worse, whatever group or publisher allowed this thing to the read by the public is just so crazy to me, like in who would buy a manga about a girl who wants to be cu*ked? (Oh yea Japanese people)
My point is, it’s unfathomable as to how different the enjoyment mindset between a lonely male Japanese person and the average human being can be. And to the fact that this abomination is somehow enjoyed by at least a group over there is so beyond me that I lost some faith to humanity.
Small edit: Ive catched up to the current chapters of the manga. Sure, some scenes with depths were visible, but its still shit. 1/10 to a 2/10
Reviewer’s Rating: 2
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Sep 5, 2026
“It has many unique aspects, for example: nothing”
(This review contains almost no spoiler, but dont even consider reading it)
Usually there will have an introduction about what is unique and what made me read the mang, but let’s just skip it, since whats there to even talk about.
Let’s start off with the good things. The best thing about this manga is that it doesn’t mess itself up, aka bare minimum. There isn’t another love interest or nudity involved throughout the story. Therefore, in a way, maybe instead of hating on the manga for what it did, appreciate what it.. didn’t do.
Next, let’s talk about it’s flaw.
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It’s that there is absolutely NOTHING unique about it. The premise is that the girl is a “kuudere”, like whatever that means, which isn’t unique at all. Although I dont know what that pristine Japanese word means, the main girl is identical to 99% other kawaii perfect anime girls who only flaw is being socially awkward and can only open up to the MC (exactly like angels next door) Moreover, the events that happen is so repetitive and so cliche its all so predictable every single chapters. For example, in a chapter, the guy randomly says that he had a friend when he was little who encouraged him to chase his dream, which he just sadly forgets who she is. And in a very crazy and unpredictable twist, that girl is shockingly the main girl! How crazy and unpredictable! Such chapters like these just slowly lower the enjoyability of the manga over time, leading to the reader (me) being completely uninterested as to what happens (they become a couple, how shocking)
In conclusion, the entire manga is filler for your life’s chapters if you read it. There’s nothing unique or special. Everything that happened here happened in another manga, with no difference, characters aren’t unique, nor are the premise, or story, actually just everything. Don’t waste time
Reviewer’s Rating: 4
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Sep 3, 2026
A manga that thinks it is deep (spoiler: it isn’t)
(This review contains somewhat spoiler, but you shouldn't care one bit)
10 short chapters for a story that went nowhere. It has some parts where it shines, and most parts where it doesn’t. Let’s go over them.
Normally, I usually format a review like a short “pros and cons” essay. However, after I started typing to the “pros” part of this review, I actually can’t recount a single good thing about this manga. It shines absolutely nowhere, and most of the good moments are overused cliche tropes that everyone had seen before. (So let’s skip this)
What holds it
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from being good is the uninteresting premise, uncomplicated issue and unrealistic characters. The premise itself is about two people who are cheated on by the other person’s bf/gf. This isn’t lame or anything, but it is just an issue that can be resolved in like… 10 chapters. And that’s exactly what happened! A conversation that ends up with both mcs breaking up with their bf/gf which ends the entire conflict of the manga. So, the author has 2 choices: Either create unrelated dramas to shamelessly extend the manga, or.. just end it, which is what they chose, Moreover, this manga failed because their characters are basically lame. 2 main mcs are just.. people. They are forgettable and the fact that the main girl has big chests aren’t helping a single bit. The mcs end up together at the end, but like who cares!? No one was rooting for them to be together anyways, since they aren’t even special nor the manga was long enough to be impactful
In conclusion, this manga is created to fail, and it’s not even close. However, the ending could just be a result of the manga ending so the author had to create a somewhat happy ending to atleast have a nice conclusion. Still, reading it would be a waste of time and those precious time could be spent of playing ZZZ so..
Reviewer’s Rating: 4
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Sep 3, 2026
Weird fat loli fetish in full display
(This review contains no spoiler, although you probably dont care)
Ive had issues with this monstrosity since chapter one, yet I kept reading. The more I read, the worse it gets. This manga has its goods and its bads. Lets go over them
Goods
On one hand, the manga probably shines the best at its main girl and its art style. Like 90% of other romcoms, this one also capitalizes on the main girl, who I cant be bothered to remember the name of. The girl is overall portrayed as cute and kawaii girl for lonely chuds to thirsty over, which isn't
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necessary bad, it’s just isn’t for me (since I actually socialize with other people). Additionally, the art style being cute and simple really gives the impression of a.. cute and simple romcom, which couldn't be further from the truth.
Bads
On the other hand, the author perhaps got one or two fetishes related to.. stomach fat? It’s so weird to me that throughout the entire manga, the trend of the girl exposing her stomach fat, have it dangling like a mochi cake keeps on happening. To be honest, it’s extremely uncomfortable when this happens every chapter, since most chapters are somehow shaped for this event to happen. Next, there’re many more things about this manga that is also the same issues for most romcoms, which are the many cliche events that happen throughout the chapters. Lastly, not sure if this is a spoiler, but in a sub-chapter, the girl was literally drawn naked (Like.. why?).
Overall, the manga is set out for a specific type of fetish, and it’s weird. It’s not too long though, so I read it if you want to kill time, just that I don’t… recommend reading it:
Reviewer’s Rating: 5
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Sep 1, 2026
Perfectly executed concept
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Ive finished this manga for a few months now. Recently I revisited this one and it was exactly like how I remember it. Although it has a few flaws, many things are executed very well, let's go over them.
There is almost no glaring issue with the manga. But if there is something to point out, the art style, especially can sometimes feel uncanny but it’s just me nitpicking the small details so it isnt a big issue.
Other than that, this manga has so many qualities. First of;, every chapter talks about a reptile and relates it to the story
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thats told in it. This makes it so that the initial premise (which is about a girl who likes reptile) isn’t abandoned, unlike many other mangas in which the original premise is almost nonexistence after a few chapters. For example, theres a chapter that talks about how a type of frog wards off its predators by imitate the call of a poisonous frog. Then, in the chapter, a person pretends to have a girlfriend so that the girl that likes him doesnt propose to him. This kind of story telling is very unique and even informative.
Secondly, the different story aspects is very good. Characters are unique and the mc isnt just a self-insert. The events aren’t a result of “coincidences” or “fates”, but rather it’s the characters that invite and hangout with each other, which is something that most mangas don’t do. Additionally, although I said that the artstyle can be uncanny in some panels, it is overall very basic and cute.
Overall, everyone should read this manga, it is rated decently high in many sites for a reason.
Reviewer’s Rating: 10
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