Gokutsuma Days: Gokudou Sankyoudai ni Semararetemasu
Boss Bride Days

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Story - 8/10
Characters - 10/10
Art - 10/10
Development - 6/10
Ending - 8/10

I've seen mixed opinions about Sakura as a main character. While some found her annoying, I personally found her very cute and relatable. Her genuine personality added charm to the story, and I think the re-occurrence of her otaku personality throughout the story was enjoyable.

The art for this manga was extremely beautiful and distinct.

There was a comment suggesting that this manga ends in a reverse harem fashion, but that’s not accurate. While the main boys show interest in Sakura, the storyline makes it clear who the endgame is. Let’s just say the most ... obvious boy wins, leading to a satisfying, if somewhat predictable, conclusion.

The ending did feel a bit abrupt and left some threads hanging, making it seem unfinished. Despite this, I enjoyed the manga overall. The plot, though not groundbreaking, was interesting, and the characters were engaging enough to keep me hooked until the end.

If you enjoy short, fluffy romances with the hint of a plot, I recommend!

one thing i can say is, give it a chance. if you're dropping it bcos someone said in the comments that it was a poly ending then dont believe them(speaking from experience bcos i read something like that in the 1st chap comment section where i read it and believed it and honestly, it ruined half of the fun for me), read it all the way through. its cliche and kinda cringey but it's also cute and funny and the art style is pretty. give it a chance and you might end up loving it 😊 this is the first yakuza romance (?) that i ... read and i kinda liked it. sure a lot of things are quite unrealistic to me but i enjoyed reading it.

Solid shoujou harem manga, in all honesty. Story-wise, it's not too crazy despite trying to deal with the occasional risky subject that serves only as background to the main romance. On the romance, this is one of those romance stories that tries really hard to sell you on all the possible routes, like a visual novel. However, there is one very obvious contender from the very beginning, and no matter how much the author tried to pad it, it stuck with me so I was not very impressed with the build-up of the romantic rivalry at all.
Art is nice and pretty. Character face distinction ... is always nice, and the chibi art is cute. Focus is obviously on the people, so don't expect amazing background art or scenery. The same goes for action scenes. However, some of the poses for romance, as well as the close-ups on detail, are very well-done.
Worldbuilding is interesting, but the underlying conflicts feel half-done and abandoned towards the end or rushed. Any deep mysteries feel like they were handwaved a bit in explanation. The character development takes up most of the limelight, so the world is made to fit the character arcs. As a result, some things do sound very weirdly convenient and outlandish, even for this fiction. There are occasional developments in the circumstances, with introduction of new power shifts or possible shifts, but they ultimately don't really go anywhere. That said, the character development is well-done in showcasing progression of the romance... all save for maybe one route.
Overall, it's a cute read. Nothing super exciting or groundbreaking. If you like a story set in a somewhat darker premise, yet nearly completely blows it all away with humor and romance, this could definitely be for you.