"Tama no Gohoubi (An Occasional Treat)" tells an oh-so sweet and inexperienced love story with sprinkles of risqué fantasies.
Taking a self-insert view, this manga is best for those who relate to Kanoko---someone who enjoys giddily squealing over a cute guy
>.< !! Yuito is definitely the most charming point of this manga. An honest, obedient, and earnest young boy who wishes no harm. His appeal only multiplies thanks to the thirsty thoughts of himself brought to you by Kanoko. Despite these racy thoughts their relationship remains abundantly wholesome.
These sort of mangas typically dumb down the female lead along with her personality. Kanoko is especially
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Mar 26, 2024
Sagesumu Shisen ga Saikou desu.
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¨His Scornful Eyes Are the Best" is suited as a casual read at best, an easily forgettable leisure time waster for most. For those who are willing to forgive its shortcomings and averageness, it is alright.
It's sweet fluff with, of course, the masochistic edge. The good ol' oblivious girl and bad boy! Uta is a dense girl but more in a blunt way. Kei (our ¨bad boy¨) is actually nice, he just has a bad mouth. It's amazing... how they tolerate each other. Overall it is a little unnatural and exaggerated, making it slightly cringe and weak. That being said, their interactions are kind of ... 
Mar 25, 2024
Kimi no Suizou wo Tabetai
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Taking on themes of personal conduct and functions of the world, I Want to Eat Your Pancreas offers a story showing the great contrast in thinking patterns, personal issues, and general lifestyle between Protagonist-san and Sakura, their bouncing dynamic showing within their time spent together and how even though these two are on opposite ends, they still manage to influence, value, and learn from each other.
The way Yoru Sumino writes this novel is meaningful, the highlight point of the book being the attractive storytelling and choices in story flow, often times connecting separate passages with each other to emphasize points and more. There is much ... |
