Yamada-kun to Lv999 no Koi wo Suru
My Love Story with Yamada-kun at Lv999

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Y'ALL. YOU MUST READ THIS MANGA.

God, the second I found this manga I was so invested. Plot was great from the get go. I love how the two main characters interacted, I love the rest of the cast. But you know my favorite thing about this manga (besides Yamada)? Every single drama point gets resolved within a couple chapters. There are no stupid misunderstandings; there is always some level of communication between Akane and Yamada, and it is a joy to read.

Ok, now can we talk about the art? Art, lowkey mid at the beginning, but IT GETS SO GOOD towards the middle. I ... screenshot these panels so often, I reread this stuff so often just to look at how beautiful the art is. I could go on about it for hours.

Long story short, there's a reason I bought every single volume available when I went to Japan last summer. Such a masterpiece and now I will go back and reread it for the 30th time.

This is a sweet story about a group of people who meet online. The main character gets dumped by her boyfriend who she started playing the game with. She then ends up playing by herself and makes friends with other people.

This story was recommended to me so I watched the first two episodes of the anime that has started to come out. Personally, it was great it's so cute and just really heartwarming. The main character, Akane, just really wants to make friends and Yamada grows so much over the story. Since I liked the episodes so much I started reading the manga....and it ... was great. Until I think it should have ended, I was really satisfied with where the story was and I think they just really wanted to keep it going.

Just another extremely bland, generic shoujo romance. The main character is a sweet, ditzy girl whose boyfriend, who she barely has a relationship with, breaks up with her. She's super hurt about it, but then she meets a cool, detached guy with zero social skills. The two leads are the laziest rom-com tropes come to life. The girl flails mindlessly, the guy is a piece of stone. They get closer over time because the plot demands them to, despite the male lead basically being a sociopath. The female lead is, of course, in love with him because he's hot and, under his icy exterior, he ... can be sort of kind at times. It's all bullshit. If you're easily entertained by low-effort shoujo crap, you might like this.