Is this the best romcom EVER?

Jawiiiiii said:

It totally is if you don't drop it at the first episode. The manga is one of the best romcoms I've read and the anime is doing a good job at adapting it, it just takes 2 or 3 (anime) episodes until the ride truly starts. Some extra chapters from the manga are missing though, which is a shame because they are super cute.
Saying it's the best romcom ever with only 8 episodes out is crazy though, but if you are up to date with the manga it's a valid opinion.

Smoothbrain take.

Chits_99 said:
ook bro just because i think some other anime is best , that doesn't mean it will best for u.we all have our taste and opinions.

Chits_99 said:
but recently i enjoyed most was working! It has less enough romance. Really good comedy, nice paced story progression and good character devlopment.well your opinion could be totally different from mine. But if u haven't watched give it try.

Anthyllio said:
Yes it is and I'm saying this as a manga reader. 
No other romcom didn't even come close to this.
People saying Kaguya is the best romcom but it's definitely NOT true (and the same I can say about others like Nagatoro, Takagi-san, etc). First of all - Kaguya is more of a comedy than a romance. Secondly - any romance story that locked progression behind 100-200 chapters with the same stuff again and again can't be called the best purely because of this. It's a "sitcom" formula and it is a BAD writing of the story. The dangers in my heart doesn't have this problem even slightly! It has a GREAT progression and a GREAT character development. And besides that the relationships between two are SO GOOD, no stupid stuff like misunderstandings that can't be solved by one conversation. Yes, guess what? In this show they DO have these conversations and WOW they understand each other! They open to each other more and more and I didn't even see this kind of closeness in other shows EVER! This is much more realistic than usual shows that just have these "archetype" characters that doesn't exist in real life. Both of MCs of Dangers in my heart  feel like real humans. And the situations they run into also always more realistic and not so "cliche" as in other shows.