Dang it felt like I was transported to my Inazuma Eleven days. I was engrossed in this manga. The story, themes, underlying plot and message, and ultimately, THE POWER OF FRIENDSHIP is what makes this manga special. Are you an outcast? Read Lily's story to cheer yourself up. Do you feel useless? Read about Aoi as he comes to the self-realization that he is not so useless. Need courage? Watch Nagi as she navigates the terrifying world of being a magical girl and learns to be one.

A regular slice-of-life.

Let's be honest, we're here for the "culture". Surprisingly, the author did a good job of making a sad story prior to the marriage.

Not the worst comic.

Eh. Good comic I guess? A lot of great moments are lost in translation, so it's hard to judge this manga without full context.

A very short manga. Not much to say about it.

Yeah, there's some rough patches in this manga such as Satsuki trying to self-sacrifice herself into giving up her first love. I ended up getting more flashbacks from Toradora which distracted me lol. It's oddly gripping. It has a great start and okay finish. I honestly think that it would be a better story if they went with Takamine's route.

Damn, it ended. Welp, time to read another romcom. But seriously, it's a cute comic from start to finish. It may have not the drama like Gyasusatsu or Waruinoka, but by the overwhelming power of gap moe, everything works out, even plotholes don't matter!

I enjoyed the ending very much; but I didn't like how Shindo whipped out a cup of coffee to Nagisa the maid. How does he know that there's a coincidental meet up at Lé crepe shoppe?

Very unique manga about weight loss. It got repetitive after a little while, but nevertheless I enjoyed it.

Loved the premise and the slice of life situation it offered. I just wished that it didn't end so early and the plot between Hikari and Kenji was more fleshed out. I loved it.

I got hit with feels after Fujiwara's confession. Excellent comic with lots of ecchi elements sprinkled into the mix. Their marriage is the cherry on top and a satisfying conclusion to the story.

This deserves a 8 for good reason. It's a short manga, but hits you with the feels in the end. Saki best girl.

Nothing really stood out to me. It's another diabetic manga for sure. Sugita and Yumihara got together, hooray.

Sometimes, a feel-good love story is needed to heal your heart. Through many twists and turns, with Eiji turning popular and accepting this "harem," they live happily ever after.

Now now, going into this comic, I thought it would be another perverted (nice!) manga. But I was greeted with many hilarities and twists and turns. The manga's biggest strength was its unpredictable nature and memorable characters such as Ooki-san and Okada's best friends.

This is a very morbid manga. A tale about a brother going to any length to save his sister. Great plot and concept about time looping. The one thing I didn't like is that Happy End doesn't have a conclusive ending to its story.

A very good work by a first time serialized author. The story kind of lost focus in the middle, but became much better at the end.

It was okay, it's gotten to the point of fetishes, overall, it's okay. But the jokes are gold.

The usual rom-com, except much younger. Characters are absolutely adorable. But ending leaves much to be desired.

Good 4-koma. Man, I don't have anymore works of Pageratta to read :(

Dang, it's actually an entertaining manga; the characters and story plot are endearing, heavy, and lighthearted at the same time. This is actually my first shoujo manga that I've read, but it's an amazing comic in the end.

What a waste of time. I want my fucking refund.

This work is truly full of diabetes!

Excellent comic about a warm relationship between a high school boy and little girl.

INJECT THIS INTO MY VEINS. Cute story and cute end, what more can you say?

Hmmmm. Don't know what to feel about this one. It's very cute, but it's stuff I've already seen before.

BRAVO, BRAVO. THIS STORY IS TOO GOOD. Such a good feeling of release and vengeance when Suzuki got what he deserved. Everything came crashing down on him in such a spectacular way! *chef's kiss*

*sniff* I admit, I was pretty sad when Uraha had to go away.

NOOOOOOO WHY DID IT GET AXED SO EARLY GODDAMN IT! It just doesn't feel right. Why was it so unpopular overseas? It's got everything you want in a manga; plot, story, visuals, emotions, and heart. I wish it kept going.

Such a simple, yet powerful story. I thoroughly enjoyed this manga as Momoka fights for her baby's life. Yes, I said HER baby. And also, Wakaba does deserve sympathy and respect, but I cannot give any more respect to an accessory trying to kill a child. In the ending credits, Wakaba and Momoka are shown in a time skip 10 years later. It's an open ending, and it's up to the reader to decide the ending; does Wakaba take custody of Haru? or Momoka gains full control of Haru? We may never know.

P.S. Asakusa sucks

Where do I begin? Honestly, I thought it was going to be another romcom harem manga, but I was wrong. I came looking for copper and I found feels. JK x Teacher is quite heartbreaking. It’s understandable that Sensei would try to push them away so that he wouldn’t be a burden to them. It was a gut punch to see Tsutsugou being rejected so harshly, and Kokonoe being rejected by proximity was ouch to the max. He did such actions because his sight was failing and would need government assistance in the future. But the ironic part is that he became a burden by abandoning all three of them. By keeping distance, he didn’t keep his promise with the girls (he’s kinda a smooth operator ngl). Masterful storytelling, great visuals, good pacing, a strong plot and theme; this is what I would call a great romcom harem manga!

What can I say? It’s an superb manga in its own right. As expected from Soichiro, a supreme slice-of-life master. Tokage/Lizard-chan is just adorable, and the ending where Tokage carries Saki and Hitomi is simply a great ending.

I got diabetes while reading this. A cheesy story between a man with no confidence and a woman with no game.

Now this is what I call a great romance. Yeah, Minori and Itsuki were quite annoying at the beginning, but they contributed to the story in the end. Through many trials, Umi and Tarou managed to change their fates and discover the past once more as childhood friends. I find it funny that Minori said that confession is important, but never confesses to Rintarou. It's interesting that God showed Rintarou about Umi's past so he could understand her better.

Just your typical ecchi romance manga. It was quite predictable too.

Very good one shot manga. Good ending to it as well.

Ok manga. The comic doesn't compare to Gal Gohan, but It was a good read though.

Eh, it already seemed obvious that Nishino liked Yokoyama. But honestly, I prefer Kitakantou over Nishino.

I understand the outrage about chapter 7 and 8, but the fans don't need to be so militant about it. Anyways, I loved the heartwarming family premise it brought to the story. Atsuki and Kasane from chapters 1 to 6 is one of a very heart warming and heart-rending story. It warms my heart to see this manga.

I never thought that adding another character to this manga would actually work, but it did. For some reason, I enjoyed this just as much as the original series because it still has the same heart warming, and sad, depressive elements in the manga.

This shit is stupid, but goated. Nice ending for Milia to pay for her sins and reset everything so that she doesn't have to lie to Jin.

I got really disinterested halfway through the story. I have not much to say except it had a good end.

It really reminds me of General Myao with how cutesy and the unwitting genius that Dou-chan displays in dealing with her people. Anyways, HOLY SHIT THIS IS THE MOST MOE MANGA I'VE SEEN SO FAR. I loved every character that came in this comic. Jahy served as a great foil for Dou-chan, and just everything in this manga is so cute and heartwarming.

A fun comedic work about a demon king surviving on a deserted island. This work seems to have been cancelled, what a shame. I wish there would’ve been more hijinks, since the manga had the potential for more volumes. There’s a lot of loose ends that the author Enda was not able to close (the aftermath of accidental confession from Scythe to Clear, ending the demon-angel war, finding Michael, Cecil still trying to get his body and more). But it did have enough closure to assume what would happen in future chapters if it didn’t get axed.

Great story about a moe demon queen getting new friends and a potential husband! The language barrier was hilarious as well.

Finally, Masamune finally has his revenge in an odd fashion? Aki got bitten by unrequited love in the end by Masamune, but Masamune rejected Yoshino to be with Aki. I'll count it as revenge even though it's not. The point where the anime left off was a more cohesive, telling, and emotional story; in other words, THIS MANGA WAS ALWAYS BETTER THAN THE ANIME DAMNIT. That's why I gave it an eight.

My god, this manga is not up to par.

It's a good comic that's enjoyable, with a short and entertaining, dramatic story. The ending was quite open ended, but the 4-koma in the end helped clear things up.

Not my cup of tea, but very relatable.

This manga is GOATED. Nick and Lever truly are the dynamic duo of our generation! Great comedy to be had here.

Pretty good. A unique premise I haven't seen before. Hachiyo acting like a normal girl was pretty funny.

Great comic. But it had some unresolved plot lines like Titania's enslavement and her parents. This comic was oozing with potential.

I love this manga. All the innuendos are on point. And the ending is sad and explains the reason why the old man is in her life.

It's an okay manga. A pact couple that would ultimately be together in the end. Kashiwada truly is a normie.

Oh goodness, the ending panel was the most beautiful thing I've seen in this manga. I surprisingly enjoyed the story and its characters, and the ending wrapped it up with the FMC and MC getting together in this harem manga. I'm moved with this manga for some reason I can't explain.

Pretty good for a manga. If I rated it from a critical point of view, it would be very negative concerning lack of development from other characters like Tina or Asagiri. But it was entertaining nonetheless because I have low expectations with harem manga.

Decent, and creepy at times.

Good manga with a nice ending.

Good romcom manga. I would like to see the aftermath of the confession though.

It was weirdly beautiful. I really like how Minoru's memories repeated what's happening in front of him. It's seeing two romance stories at the same time, which is fascinating.

Great romcom. The comedy part was what kept me reading.

This comic has some good and cringy love triangle content inside.

I thoroughly enjoyed this piece. Lots of fine ecchi moments and sprinkled with a nice family ending.

It's a good comic; if it wasn't a good comic, then I wouldn't have read it. After binge reading this whole comic, the concept of Iori turning into Shiori kinda was beaten to death a little but not much in the end. And also the ending to keep the status quo in the end put me off massively as I was expecting a resolution in the storyline.

The shy guy got together with his girl. Excellent comic that has good pacing and direction with romcom flair. This is what Rent-A-Girlfriend should've been!

The greatest redemption of all time! A rollercoaster of emotions until the very end. Daigo should get the MVP award for starting the cycle of healing.

I'm not crying! You are! Never expected to find such a riveting manga yesterday. I wish all of them a happy future ahead after suffering so much.

It's weird that I enjoyed the side couple more. But anyways, Great romance manga by Nao Tamaki.

I like how you can reread the manga and try to understand the thought process behind Akiha's actions. Also, a very interesting story about the idea of "personas" and how these things could be harmful in relationships. MC tried to be roundabout with relationships and persona when it was not clearly the solution, which caused a bunch of conflict with Akiha/Haruka. Of course, we have a great end with a kiss from best girl, amen.

Fine romcom manga indeed. This couple is just so cute together. The side couple was endearing as well.

Did you think I was getting closure in this manga unlike the anime? You thought wrong! Makoto stops being a slave to his dick and instead becomes enslaved by Saionji; it's such a happy ending.

It was fine. Not as good as the author's other work Tsukita-san. They finally closed the distance after beating around the bush for so long. Hooray.

Meh.

Damn, the ending got me. I do feel happy for Watanabe winning out in the final chapters; but the loser heroine's extra made me feel sad. 10/10 for the ending.

They banged... what? Anyways, it's entertaining to read, but needs more drama and depth in order for me to rate it higher.

Holy shit. The journey's over. I can't believe I've read this manga for 4 or 5 years. It was well worth it in the end. Seeing Ayumu finally confess was so satisfying.

A collection of short stories about stalking. It's very interesting if I have to say so. My personal favorite is Nanami as she didn't know she was stalking lol.

It's okay, it has good plot, but doesn't make me interested.

Suki x Suki is the first koma that I've completed, at least one of the first that came to my memory. It's a good comic overall, with good story and art to boot; but I have a few problems with it. One, the girl love interest, Aizuki must be the densest idiot in order to not notice Mimori squealing at her crazy antics. Second, the author did not make a scenario to where Mimori confesses that he has seen everything when Aizuki was invisible, that exclusion from the comic disappointed me.

I thoroughly enjoyed the world of moral reversal. It was interesting to see gender roles being reversed.

Decent manga. Not the best shounen I've read.

Oh man, I will miss this comic. Good characters, good story, and good ending.

Cute comic I would say. It's kinda stupid that Yuuri and Aikawa had the kissing lie for so long.

As they say, beauty is in the eyes of the beholder. This comic is beautiful. Short and sweet.

Oh, what a short and sweet manga! Through the trials and flames; one can realize the purest love imaginable. Anyways, Fuuka and Umi getting married is so adorable.

Now, I wasn't expecting an ending like that where Rin and Daikichi got together after the anime. I'm very conflicted on their love; But I gotta give credit to the author for having the balls to do that.

Honestly, it's one of the weirdest mangas I've read. The author obviously concluded with an open ending, which I don't like. Multiple points in the story could be interpreted in one way or another; such as Sou being mistaken as Ryou, or Nana having a mental health disease or not.

Shits goated.

It's okay.

Damn, this is a great slice-of-life romcom. Guaranteed that you need insulin after seeing this diabetical masterpiece. Who knew taking a bath could be so wholesome?