Kimi to Warui Koto ga Shitai
I Wanna Do Bad Things with You

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It's just a confusing mess. Maybe the best example of don't judge a book by its cover. Reading its title made me thought that maybe I was in for some ecchi action, but the cover page had me convinced that this is a yuri manga until I was met with a comment informing that it was not a yuri. Thus me giving the green light to read this. And by some weird twist the story was not even close to a yuri or an ecchi manga but turned to be a normal wholesome romance manga.

*Nice clickbait author*

For a fresh change of sorts, this time the ... loner is the girl as opposed to the usual trope. The story follows her trying to claw out her way of her loner personality with mc sorts of helping her in the process. And oh yeah, doing naughty things together...... if the definition of naughty things in your dictionary is doing things which annoys people. Like not the adult's meaning of naughty but rather the kid's meaning of naughty.

From the first chapter I had pitch and forks in my hand, ready to hate the manga, because not only was I jebaited twice, I was not given the ecchi which I wanted to read (and I am dumb for that cause I don't see tags). And once the male lead got introduced, I was happy cause I have now got an opening to dogpile upon this manga. Not only did he appear to be annoying but also came of as a character one would see as a MC in a korean manhwa (ok that is too far of an insult but still you get the point). But not did I was proved wrong, I came to like him at the end of the day. With a personality of a funny overly enthusiastic shounen character, apparently "a bad-boy", I am glad that the MC was not another loner no.19271 constantly blushing every page or so. And about the female lead what else can I say other than she being a "waifu material".

Also the whole "girl-tall-boy-short' schtick seems to stick with me and while I am reading this kind of trope for the first time, I am liking it so far. And also it does helps to squeeze in some more comedic and wholesome moments in the already good manga.

While it did not try to heavily focus on much drama in the beginning but I would be lying if I said that they did not introduce any in the later chapters. While the whole "fiancé" thing could have been avoided, but a romance does need something to spice up a little bit. What I would say is that it would be better if they continue with the drama with this intensity opposed to going full balls deep into it.

Tl;Dr: Good shit.

It’s a little hard to give a definitive rating since I haven’t finished reading it yet, but I was genuinely excited when I first started. I absolutely love the "tall girl x short boy" trope, and while this series follows that setup, it initially felt a bit different. The male lead comes across as confident, while the female lead is quite timid—an interesting flip from the usual dynamic where the girl tends to be more assertive. I really appreciated that change.

As I got past the halfway point, I noticed that while there’s definitely a sense of growing affection, there hasn’t been much actual romantic development. ... The characters are still completely flustered by their feelings, which left me a little disappointed. I was hoping for more progress in the romance department, especially in terms of emotional growth between the leads. However, the story leans more into personal growth and character-driven drama, which isn't a bad thing—it just wasn't exactly what I expected.

Critiques aside, this series is incredibly wholesome and heartwarming. I’ve truly enjoyed reading it, even with the slow-burn approach to romance. If you’re in the mood for something sweet, character-focused, and with a gentle pace, this one might just be the perfect read for you.