Bokura wa Minna Kawai-sou
The Kawai Complex Guide to Manors and Hostel Behavior

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its a Very good manga with nice Comedy,romance and slice of life aspects

this Is my review:
Comedy:8/10
romance:9/10
slice of life:9/10
Presentation:10/10
Character Development:10/10
Life Lessons:10/10

... the bad things in this manga was:
in my opinion the first 1/3 manga,the manga panel is not uncomfortable to look at,like the panel structure and the viewpoint,but the art in 2/3 manga was so improved and comfortable to look
the good things in this manga was:
the Manga Present the Manga is very well a good job,we Will learn how other Character,like background,the past,their job,their problem.
oh yeah the manga is using the unique story too

bonus part:idk why many people dind't like the endings,but for me its very good ending

so im still recommend this manga for you,you should read this manga
a 10/10 rate from me seems so big for this manga,bit when i finished the Manga i think i love every panel in this manga
you should read this manga

The story kept me engaged and the humor was right up my alley, as for character development, it's a slow-burn journey that's rewarding by the end. However, my problem is with the art of the manga. I would usually overlook it for the most part when I enjoy a story as much as I did with this one, but it's genuinely atrocious at times. And it's not just the drawings but the way the artist organizes the panels, they're just a jumbled mess at times. Of course there are moments when the art is cute, especially when it comes to drawing Ritsu, but it doesn't ... justify the art feeling like a lazy mess 90% of the time. You can feel the low effort through the pictures (though maybe they tried hard but just couldn't do it, and if that's the case I'm sorry for this comment).

And that's why it's a shame. For me this was peak rom-com, and if the art wasn't so messy it'd be a 9.5/10. The story pacing is great, it didn't drag on. The character development stuck with the characters, it didn't magically reset after a misunderstanding or a fight. And the ending was absolutely fantastic and most fitting too. We didn't get an ending open to interpretation like how we usually get with rom-coms (at least for the main couple). But would I like to read this again a year, two years, five years down the line? Probably not, because I wouldn't want to look at the art.

It's unfortunate but it is how it is. The author should've outsourced the art. Their story crafting skill is already maxed out, so it wouldn't be shameful or anything to entrust the drawings and panel organization to someone with a proper skill-set.

I'd rate the first half 7/10, but the 2nd half was kind of a slog to get through at 6/10.
From half to three-quarter mark, the protagonist's "will they-won't they" hit peak frustration and I'm not sure I've felt so annoyed in almost anything I've read so far.
Overall the show hits extremely well with comedy, I always felt like it could make you laugh any time it wanted.
The final part of the story was a good wrap up albeit short. I'm also quite disappointed that no one kissed anyone at all in the entire story, the seinen tag was only applicable to the dirty jokes.
Lastly, I ... want to add that, personally, I feel that Mayumi has almost no redeeming qualities and I actually felt zero sympathy for her whatsoever in the latter half.