Sanpakugan-chan wa Tsutaetai.
The Girl with the Sanpaku Eyes

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Well this is as wholesome as it get's folks...

this is a story about a girl with sanpaku eyes with some romance, cuteness elements to it... that's about it

I really don't know why I like this, maybe it's the reason that this the girl is acting so cute every time especially when thinking or being with her boyfriend

the're really isn't anything I can say about this series because is just that, a story of a girl with sanpaku eyes with her boyfriend being cute everytime, so to sum it up a slice of life, romance, comedic, WHOLESOME series.

This is the romance manga you've been looking for. Tired of getting blue balled by the author and needing to wait 200 chapters to see the main characters call each other by their first names? Not here. It likes to set up little romance tropes like that, but ACTUALLY follows through on them usually in the same chapter they're set up in.

I have literally nothing to complain about when it comes to this manga. The chapters are short enough to be easily digestible (usually around 10-15 pages or so), the art is beautiful, and the story is incredibly wholesome. 10/10 all around.

This is an over-the-top romance manga. The gimmick of this romcom is that the female lead has sanpaku eyes. I would change the genres and themes slightly; I would remove "Subtext Romance" and "Comedy" and add "Romance" and possibly "Iyashikei." This is the second work of mangaka Sorato Shunsuke. It's a quick and easy read.

The characters are the main focus of this story. In particular, the female lead (Mizuno Amane) and her first intimate relationship take center stage. The male lead's (Katou Mitsuhide) perspective is sometimes shown. Side characters are occasionally added to the chapters, but not always. The characters are one-dimensional and consistently cutesy. ... Character archetypes aren't used in this manga; all characters, from what's known about them, don't follow a trend.

The plot is entirely focused on the romance between Mizuno and Katou. There are no side plots. Mizuno and Katou get equal screen time, although more inner thoughts from Mizuno are shown. There's no reliance on cliches. The formula this manga uses to progress the story is nothing new, but it feels natural and works well. For the most part, the characters are realistic, though real people as cutesy as these characters could be unsettling to some readers.

There is a lack of background and setting throughout the whole manga. This approach makes sense as the characters are the focus. Don't read this if you want world-building. This manga is for people who want to see characters, not live in another world. The depth of the characters is hidden, and you don't learn much about them throughout the manga. It's mostly just pure interactions between Mizuno and Katou.

Overall, this manga is for people who love cutesy stuff. There's fluff in every chapter. There's blushing in every chapter. It's a carefree read.

As of the day of writing this review:
Score - 7.09 (2,500+ ratings)
Rank - #7,000+
Popularity - #14,000+
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