First of all, I'd like to comment on the negative reviews by just saying that people are 100% overreacting, this manga contains nothing harmfull or abusive in it, and if you've read more than a half of it you'd know. I am the first in line to abandon the story that contains abusive (lead) characters and this was NOT it!
The male protagonist is very possesive in the beggining, however, that DOES NOT, in any way, endanger the female protagonist. I feel like the author made his personality like that having in mind the comedic effect each time Haruki (mc) acts like a stalker, which
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 Alternative TitlesJapanese: みにあまる彼氏 InformationType: Manga
Volumes: 13
Chapters: 83
Status: Finished
Published: Apr 20, 2018 to Nov 5, 2021
Genre:
Romance
Theme:
School
Demographic:
Shoujo
Serialization:
Margaret Authors:
Hoshino, Mizuki (Story & Art) Statistics Ranked: #61402 2 based on the top manga page. Please note that 'R18+' titles are excluded. Popularity: #3344
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Jan 12, 2020
I think only those with very particular tastes are likely to enjoy Miniamaru Kareshi. There's really no two ways about it, Kusakabe is a literal stalker, even going so far as to secretly follow his new girlfriend Iroha on a social outing to which he wasn't invited. I'm really not into this kind of thing, so the only details that make it at all palatable to me is that the manga is written in such a way that it clearly recognizes how this behavior is creepy, and that Iroha as far as I have read, says she's okay with it (though I suspect it may
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Feb 11, 2021
This is the best shoujo manga I have read in a dang while. This is not your typical shoujo manga, the male MC has a super strong personality of what we call unapologetically obsessive and possessive. He is smart, good looking, and knows damn well he is a "heavy" person. It can be, and is scary at times. He meets this girl who is a novice at dating, and don't blame her if she cant read red flags. Don't say she is super dense, you have to understand this is a 16-year old, sheltered, inexperienced girl we are talking about. Don't bring your logic in
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Nov 9, 2021
TRIGGER WARNING FOR ABUSIVE/POSSESSIVE RELATIONSHIP
I couldn't pass chapter 6, so I don't know if things get better, but for me this is not a romance, it's a horror. The male lead needs therapy immediately. He has all the toxic behaviours that you could think about. And the female lead just ACCEPTS EVERYTHING. If it was for a different demographic I wouldn't be complaining, it's okay to portrait a toxic behavior and a bad relationship, but this is a story for teenage girls, where's the responsibility? I know because when I was growing up we had a lot of stories like this and guess what? ... 
Jan 17, 2021
I liked the dynamic between the two leads. Their characters/personas were somewhat unique. The interactions between them were unique, sweet, and heart-warming. It had stereotypical elements of a shoujo (kabedon, etc.) but the author clearly wasn't afraid to deviate from the norm and depict their romance in a more creative and intimate manner. I loved how the female protagonist wasn't afraid to initiate such moments.
I really, really loved the art. It was cute and clean. The artist depicted the dramatic and sweet moments and emotional expressions so well. The story started off so well, but began to go downhill. It had so much potential! However, ... 
Jul 2, 2022
I don't know how others view this since it was rated low as of 7/3/2022, must be because of the boy's possessiveness, but for me I think this deserves a bit more love.
Why should you give this a chance to built-up it's story? (cause I think some drop this starting on chapter 4) Being upfront with her feelings towards the boy makes their relationship a lot better than the rest of the couples in other series, a healthy communication keeps the spark ongoing, it was very good since it compensates the boy's possessive nature with a lot of trust issues which I don't really like, but ... |
