Rokudou no Onna-tachi

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Let's be real here. This is a super trashy manga that pretty much fails at everything it does.

The premise is clearly meant to be a harem manga, but since they presented the unique girl at the begining it can only pretend to be for a few pages now and then. All new girls will be forgotten and the magic effect goes away when they are needed for something else. As a romantic comedy it has no romantic development, 120 chapters in it's still having flashbacks to the first arc becuase nothing really changed. I think the better arcs take from yankee manga, the battle by ... stages and gritting your teeth for your friends, but putting it next to Crows is a joke. Then you have the diverse female cast, the only ecchi moment happens during the loan shark arc around chapter 80 and you can tell it's not more common because anatomy isn't a strong point. All the girls look like cheap dolls with tiny arms and legs for a torso where the "sexy parts" are crammed together with no kind of sexual impact, much less body variety to take advantage of having multiple characters. I guess some people might like that the characters aren't particularly thin but they don't look good enough to tell if they're supposed to be that way (they're not according to dialogue). I think the most bizarre character design is the loli bancho with the worst limbs, and the biker girl gets the prize for looking generic enough to pass as a manga character. The comedy is the basic giving each character a gimmick and they repeat it every now and then, adding new characters to do the same but with a different gimmick. All of them really weak and with no depth (compared to something like Komi-san, not the peak of intelectual story telling either).

But I read 129 chapters, it's trashy enough to lend itself to binging and I guess it did a kung fu arc better than Blamo. If you want to waste your time it's decent enough