After reading 36 chapters, I can pretty much say that this story lacks originality. The story's based on your typical love triangle and childhood promise, so you won't find anything new here. Despite the generic and predictable story, Komi Naoshi still manages to keep me hooked to it by utilizing quite a few minor plot twist throughout the story.
The art is probably where the manga shines the most. It's easy to enjoy and will definitely make you laugh on some occasions. The drawing style matches the story really well in my opinion.
The characters in Nisekoi are as cliché as the story itself. Also, I couldn't help but notice at one point of the story, how this manga has slowly turned into a harem. As for the character development, it's mediocre and really not worth mentioning.
To sum it up, Nisekoi is more of a romance/slice of life shounen manga which heavily depends on comedy and its art, in order to survive.
Would I recommend it? Well, it depends. If you aren't bothered too much by chlichés and the unoriginality present in the story, you'll definitely take a liking in the manga. Otherwise I wouldn't be concerned reading it at all, especially if you are looking for a serious romance.
(Any kind of feedback is appreciated)
