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Bone boi taking the D-train to BONE TOWN.
TOTALLY ON MY GOOD MANGA LISTS.
One of the more interesting "Isekai"s out there. I love how the story is progressing and have to admit that though the plot line is similar to any other "Isekai"s, the little twist to it does make me excited.
Art wise, I am a easy going person so I'd say the art is pretty dang good.
For the character. There appears to be 2 problems, 1 that is my personal opinion and the other is just an overall idea. The first problem regarding character is, in my opinion, character attachment. The reason why, ... I believe, individuals love "Isekai" mangas due to the fact that they create a bond between not only you and the MC but you and the side kick. At this point, in order to get his original waifu, he probably has to ditch some more companion. And in my opinion, this poses a threat to my enjoyment of the development of relationship. Not only that, though spoken a lot by the MC, the relationship with the OG waifu seems very vague to me which does not get me hyped that he will ever see her again. Also, the character development is weak and there is little personality added to the characters. I really don't want a sociopath like the dude from Goblin slayer, it gets boring after awhile.

Overall, I am really interested in where the story is going but at this point, I don't want a emotionless MC so I'll give it a 9

These undeniably unrealistic mangas have some groove to it that I've never been able to identify yet could never let me stop reading. Arguable, I would've given this an 6.5-7 objectively but I'll give a generous 8.

It goes with the usual plot. The guy is super into anime due to some traumatic reason and is in love with 2d characters. After he saves the school's "punk" she becomes the sweetest thing and wants to become his real life waifu.

Plot wise,
The story in its own accord is very fantasized, mostly targeting men with the dream of an ideal girl coming to their lives. The story revolves ... around the usual ambivalent MC who refuses the love and would, I assume, eventually fall in love with the girl, nothing too new. However, I have no idea what keeps me interested in these stories. Probably it's dreamy idea?

Character,
Again, the female character(s) in this story are only a mechanism for men to dream of what could be, they girls are not really characterized as real girls. The main character, similar to other main character, is very "ignorant" in terms of love. Throughout the story, I believe he will learn about love more and more.
*Edit: Would say this barely passes the Bechdel test because the 2 female character speaks a lot yet serves as a mechanism to boost esteem of the boy and the reader. Not only that, the girls are certainly too easy going in my opinion.

Enjoyment,
I really really enjoy these types of mangas since it gives me a sense of dream, a sense that though this is not reality, its worth imagining it to be.

Overall, though art and enjoyment was great, it was all personal preference. With that being said, through the mundane use of plot line and character, I believe it is very normal and results could be predicted.

Undoubtedly the best back-to-school types of manga I've read so far. The story starts off with our main character at the age of around 30 (27) and is unemployed. At this time of age, people are usually out of their half baby- half adult stage and begin to become acceptance to or against reality.

Plot and character wise,
The story has a plot that starts up slow but is able to ease the viewers into a suspenseful friendship heavy plot line; in which, the characters not only discover themselves but also what is important around them. Overall, it teachers the target audience (I assume those around ... my age - highschoolers) to appreciate what youth and young love is left within them.
The 2 main characters, in complete contrast with each other as if to show juxtaposition of different ways of life in school and its pros and cons. Smart, school centered, and with no friends, Chizuru has always been focused in school and that makes her life somewhat miserable. We see that because of this, majority of those who follow her path IRL, lose the ability to socialize normally.
Reliving his life, Arata becomes a carefree man only to discovers and conquer his insecurities and overall becomes a better and more understanding person.
Basically, the plot was great and character development really is something else.

My personal feelings.
As a 17 years old, I feel that this series really speaks to me in a deep level. The reoccurring theme of regret has played a major role in my feelings in the story. Regretting not confessing to that person, regretting not taking the next step, and most of all regretting not enjoying your youth and high school years like everyone else. It has taught me to be able to look further than seeing school as a torture chamber but rather a machine of memory creation. All the friends to make, all the memories to create, and all the things to learn both socially and educationally. And for those older, it is a good way to reminiscence those school years you've left behind. Good memories.

Throughout the story, the subtle, cute, expressive couple never ceases to melt my heart with their lovely dovey actions. The story revolves itself around the 2 couple and invites the audience to explore love between a person and a "person" with limited time. This is similar to tokidoki and 3 days of happiness to some extent. It explores the feeling and thought of a person as they release the limited time they have with their love ones. However, the story line at the end threw me off and it was not really revolving around the love story anymore, making my drop my mood. Though ending ... was a little off in my opinion, it is a great story to be reading.

Skewed within perverted story line and jaw dropping art style, the story of a hole in the wall leaves within readers a hope for love. The triple entente "Good Ending, Kimi no iru machi, and of course Nozoki Ana" were one of my first love mangas that i were able to explore my emotions and the beauty of manga and how it plays with the emotion. Though plots may be a little to revolved around fan service and sex at the beginning, the ending was yet again, heart warming. Character developments were amazing with the ever so typical narcissistic main character who believes he is ... doing it for those he love but it is only for him.

Seo Kouji has yet again rumble and played with my heart as the story is twisted up and down with plots that are breathe taking and heart breaking. Throughout the story, similar to Nozoki Ana and Good Ending, the theme of "the first will be the last" is shown. Beautifully written and drawn, this manga invites readers to explore a world full of beauty and bittersweet of love. (spoiler alert) Though through ups and downs, they were finally together but the death of their friends had my heart throbbing. It really pisses me off (hats off to Seo Kouji for actually provoking emotions like this ... within me) at the MC's "gf" because she was just being really selfish and only loving him out of pity. I cried so much as he died, it all felt so real. Though plot development can be a little slow at first, the ending unfolds leaving many memories while reading! I recommend this to anyone tbh

To be honest, as you finish these moving one-shot, you really wish it was more than just a one-shot. Story wise, due to the nature of it being a one-shot, things went by a little fast but beside that, that was it. Character development is over the top and you become attach to character, thus, as the story ends, you feel a bittersweet sensation rushing through your body. The part that stands out to me the most is the amount of reality added within this story. The fate of the girl, the story, the financial status, its all so real. The reality of the story ... makes it even more heartbreaking as you look forward to the future, questioning the survival of her. You feel hatred towards the MC for not doing anything. But then as you put yourself in his situation, you realize the powerlessness of the situation. Overall, I seriously love it.