Gisou Honey Trap

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"THIS REVIEW MAY CONTAIN MINIMUM AMOUNT OF SPOILERS" At start i could say i picked this manga because cover looked really good.And i was not wrong art of characters not all but few superb in my opinion.I could say i enjoyed reading it and completed in one go.Even if you found some strange things about this manga i suggest keep going you wont regret because this amgna leaves very good impression even with few awkward momment but it made manga more interesting. STORY its basic manga pattern promise made then they were young.And they see each another after some time and one person (usually ... guy) forgets it because its very good ending i give it 7/10 ART i like art and dont have any more comment so 10/10 Characters very interesting especially Keiichirou two cousins i like they personalities i wont spoil more but its very interesting to find while reading so 9/10 because Keiichirou character plainnnn.Enjoyment 10/10 it may not be for all if you going to read look forward to it its good you wont have any time to stop reading. OVERALL 10/10 ut i really waned it to be longer T.T but cant give lover score to good for me.

It starts as a typical story, guy made childhood promise that he forgot and is forced to live with people who expected him to follow through. It also ends pretty predictable with parent consent and everyone accepting everything including side characters. At some point in the middle, though, it goes to crazy places of the yandere kind, also a trap.

In any case it's a variant of the typical imouto story. If you like the art go for it, it's short and it has a complete ending with epilogues and everything; but if it looks too much like a beginner trying to draw like anime then ... you're not missing anything if you step away.

Gisou Honey Trap legitimately humbled me. Going into it, I thought I understood what it meant for a piece of literature to be bad. During these short 12 chapters, my entire world was flipped on its head. With every page turned, I could feel my inner eye open just a bit more. The characters and story progression were so outlandishly bad I found myself questioning reality itself.

"Surely real people would never act like this?" I asked myself.

But maybe I was the one at fault here. Maybe everything I knew until now was wrong. I'm not sure about anything now.

I absolutely recommend this manga. ... This truly delivers an experience that can not be found elsewhere. The art was pretty okay also.