Kyou mo Korosezu ni Aishiau dake.
Another Day of Loving Instead of Killing

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This manga is a good pick when you've got some time to kill, but it doesn't have that wow factor in its storyline. Still, it does a decent job of keeping readers interested.

Plot:
The concept behind the story is unique, no denying that. It revolves around a woman dealing with an unconventional romance with her intended target. While the premise is very interesting, the execution falls short of expectations. Despite being portrayed as a skilled assassin, the protagonist's repeated failures to fulfill her mission before succumbing to love detract from the authenticity of her character.

Characters:
Kodai - The male lead has a mix of traits that make ... him interesting. He's kinda yandere, but it makes him more complex as a character, which is nice.
Yukino - The female lead falls into the realm of being mildly generic, failing to embody the duties expected of an assassin. Despite her striking beauty, she lacks assertiveness in intimate moments making it feel a little bit uncomfortable for me.

Art:
The manga's artistic prowess shines through, particularly in the vibrant coloring of its covers and the fluidity of its character designs. The depiction of flowing hair makes for a romantic aesthetic to the visuals. Overall, the artwork stands as a testament to the talent of the artist, a common trait among manga of its caliber.

This manga is a decent option for a quick distraction. It might not nail every aspect of its plot or characters, but it's still engaging and entertaining. With its cool artwork and moments of intrigue, it's a good choice when you want something easy to read. So, if you need a break, give it a try.