Oogami-san, Dadamore desu.
Ogami-san Can't Keep It In

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I started reading this and was completely hooked throughout the most of it. The characters were all relatable and the story is hilarious yet sweet. I really, really liked how this manga was going.... that is up until the last couple of chapters. To me it seemed like the end was not thought out accordingly and was rushed.

This was really sad because I loved the beginning of the story so much and the art style is adorable. I wish the end could have been written better. It sucks that such a funny and enjoyable manga lost it's touch in the end, leaving all of ... us with wanting more. So even if I liked the art and characters, I would rate this manga a 7 just because the ending was not satisfactory.

Starts strong, but after the first third, the story gets weaker and weaker. It feels like the author spent all time and energy on this great concept, but later has no idea what to do with it.

The best part of this manga are the main characters. Oogami Meiko is a sexually curious teenager with lots of imagination. This makes her feel extremely awkward and she ends up feeling severe guilt and shame. This alone could have carried this manga. It is hard to find such interesting characters with such depth. Unfortunately, later in the story the focus of the story steers away from her and ... goes into typical romantic tropes, like rivals and other obstacles in the relationship.

Shinichirou Yaginuma is a handsome classmate of Oogami who has the strange ability of making people reveal their inner thoughts if he touches them. This forces him to distance himself from everyone. Due to this lack of contact and relationships, he ends up becoming cold and being socially naive. The initial relationship of this odd couple is the best part of the manga. How they overcome their fears and loneliness as they get closer to each other.

It is really unfortunate that after such a beautiful initial burst, the story just keeps losing its momentum until it just stops. The final volume feels like a handful of lazy tropes thrown into the plot. A forgettable ending after such a remarkable intro.

(Completely spoiler-free)

This manga starts off really well. It's a unique, quirky, and lighthearted romcom which takes a slightly deeper look into its characters than most romcoms do. However, if you read Chapter 15, it manages to ruin not only the rest of the series, but also everything that came before it. I can't explain why without detracting from the reader's enjoyment of the series in the exact same way that Chapter 15 itself does, so please just trust me when I say it is easily one of the most ill-considered chapters I've ever read.

If you don't read chapter 15 (and chapter 14 is optional), I ... think this manga would deserve about an 8/10 or so. If you read every single chapter, it's more like a 3. I'm being optimistic and hoping at least some people will take my advice, so I'll make that a 4 overall.