"Oshi no Ko"
[Oshi No Ko]

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Started reading this today after reading Love is War, another one of his works. To start off, I honestly got mislead by the cover art and thought is was just going down the Shounen/Shoujo path; boy was I wrong... This story definitely has what I look for in most Manga.

1) Catches my attention
2) Leaves me on the edge of my seat
3) Has some sort emotional rollercoaster/a sense of realism
Lastly,
4) A clear story with a goal in mind (this isn't a must, but it definitely helps with most things I read)

Long story short; I definitely recommend reading this, it wont disappoint.

NO SPOILERS HERE.

Coming from the author of Kaguya sama, a series which I have been enjoying weekly for quite some time and the artist of "Scums wish" and "You are dirty, my queen", I decided to give it a shot.

I wouldn't go much in depth as it only has 10 chapters out. The first chapter was quite weird but I liked it regardless. The concept does sound like your average isekai but it's the same world and not some harem reincarnation shit. As more chapters came by the story became more interesting and reached the 9th chapter which was quite a twist to the story ... (though already foreshadowed before). The first 10 chapters were basically a prologue arc.

The art is cool. Some panels look really great. The main character really has potential.

The actual story begins from this point. I'd say that I am quite interested to see how this turns out to be. So yeah if you got some free time I'd recommend reading this.

My rate so far: 6/10

After reading Oshi no Ko, I was left feeling unimpressed. The storyline lacked coherence and felt disjointed, with the plot meandering without any clear direction. Additionally, the characters were one-dimensional and lacked depth, making it difficult to become invested in their arcs.

The artwork was serviceable but unremarkable. The character designs were uninspired and lacked originality, and the backgrounds were often plain and uninteresting. Furthermore, the pacing of the story was uneven, with some scenes dragging on for too long while others felt rushed and underdeveloped.

Overall, I would not recommend Oshi no Ko to anyone looking for a manga with a compelling story and engaging characters. ... While it had some potential, it ultimately failed to deliver a satisfying reading experience.