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Asahina Wakaba to ○○ na Kareshi (Manga) add (All reviews)

May 22, 2025

Erdogank

Not Recommended

Pros:
- Only 18 chapters, so you won't waste much time reading this.
- Some of the characters and side characters are well written, relateable or endearing.

Cons:
- The art is a little lackluster on many of the characters and the backgrounds.
- The pacing and narration starts of being good, but the latter third is very inconsistent in this regard.
- The male and female lead are both extremely unrealistic in how they handle their social interactions. Many authors forgets, that being bullied will make you thread careful about other peoples motives. Wanting to fit in, while being shy of conflicts are fine traits, but these characters take this ...

The Monstrous Duke's Adopted Daughter (Manga) add (All reviews)

May 22, 2025

meganechann

Recommended

A story about healing from childhood trauma and letting go of revenge. Which includes a whole lot of drama. The story is both wholesome and heartbreaking at the same time. The art style is pretty consistent throughout the story which is actually rate for a 150 chapter manhwa (i am honestly so glad it is) so no abrupt changes.
The main parent being a female duke gives the story a very unique vibe with an incredibly loveable family.
A lot of fantasy elements in this one so it is absolutely a very intriguing read.
The main couple also is very slow burn since the story mainly focused on ...

Jumbo Max (Manga) add (All reviews)

May 22, 2025

Tibarn

Not Recommended

Preliminary (62/? chp)

Jumbo Max' art style and Breaking Bad-esque premise are undoubtedly compelling in the beginning, but in terms of writing this is one of the less interesting works by Takahashi.

Tateo Sone is pharmacist, recently married and struggling with impotence. One day, his wife tell him he got her pregnant in a night of drunken passion Tateo has no memory of. In the meanwhile, Tateo starts working on a new, much stronger formula for erectile dysfunction pills that ends up killing people due to its functionality.
At first, you're inclined to empathize with Tateo's naive behavior. After 60 chapters, the guy is a complete and annoying idiot ... who repeats a mantra over and over again. It does feel like hearing Luffy saying he wants to become king of pirates: Tateo wants to help people feel sexually happy again. His ingenuity gets exhausting after a short time. It's as sweet as it is underdeveloped really. Tateo's humanity feels artificial, he is driven by onedimensional wishes that he always expresses with single sentences ('they need to pay for what they've done' belongs to this trope as well), so sympathizing with him is never a complex matter: it's like seeing a puppy saving a kitten. It's tender, yeah, but that's pretty much it. For the same reason, his vengeful arc never appears genuine but rather a tool to give the narrative a bit more spice.
Pretty much everyone else is a financial shark who wants to earn money or prestige on poor bastards' life. There's barely motivations beyond this.
In general the writing of the characters is very onedimensional, the focus is entirely on the fast-moving plot and its large ensemble of characters that exist to make it go forward.
There's some characters that diverge from this and I feel Takahashi is preparing some new arcs and plot twists for them, that to me feel uninteresting as the characters are not compelling enough.

Talking about the plot, I don't think there's anything bad in 'taking inspiration' from a western story, after all western cinema and literature took inspiration from several japanese products. It almost touches plagiarism at times, as the premise is REALLY close to the Breaking Bad one (an inherently good man who takes a dangerous and criminal path for altruistic reasons) and some elements are straight up identical (dude works on a damn camper).
The thing evolves the way you'd expect: people try to blame everything on poor Tateo, who gets more vengeful because of them, while a smart police guy is investigating the whole thing and getting extremely close to arresting our lead and everyone involved.
The structure itself is pretty redundant and this scheme repeats itself over the course of the 62 chapters I've read - after those, I wasn't interested in going on with it.

Unlike Jiraishin, whose heart were the complex human emotions in display, sacrificing an overaching plot for the sake of creating interesting dynamiques, this works the opposite way. It's a more 'pop' work in a way, meant to appeal to a broader audience with its thriller and fast paced plot, but overall heartless to me. It appears uninterested in making its characters really develop over the surface.
I have no idea why he dropped Neun, it was a much more unconventional story to keep on writing about.

Koutei Heika no Osewagakari: Nyokan Kurashi ga Shiawase Sugite Koukyuu kara Deraremasen (Manga) add (All reviews)

May 22, 2025

Zhao_Dynasty

Recommended

Preliminary (26/? chp)

If you aer looking for another Manga similar to Apothecracy Diaries, I recommend this one. Although technically not the same premise of story, and the development is much quicker, it shares the same style of portraying the Tang Dynasty or Ming Dynasty.

The characters are very humorous, and create a very romantic atmosphere when flirting. For now, it is still in its early stages, so it has great potential to grow into a better plot line. I recommend those interested to start reading this manga, or if you want, wait until the story is 50 chapters long, as the development is still in early stages ...

Shinsou no Raputa (Manga) add (All reviews)

May 22, 2025

Pakku

Mixed Feelings

TL;DR A great concept to start with, yet ends axed and rushed in a way that offers more disappointment than release.

The art is great, the base plot of getting acquainted with a rapidly evolving AI is not unlike Her (2013) starring Joaquin Phoenix.

The story quickly develops into AI critique, heavy sci-fi elements like hacking and controlling humans through soundwaves, electric impulses, after which it immediately falls flat on its back. Without spoiling, the ending is rushed, includes a time skip and rolls credits where the MC doesn't "get the girl".

At least this work can't be judged to be overtly generic, it's pretty unique.

Sidooh (Manga) add (All reviews)

May 22, 2025

vrataski_

Recommended

Sidooh is a different kind of samurai manga that follows the story of two brothers in 1800s japan, who, blinded by their "law of the strongest" logic (heavily influenced by the abuse they suffered and their mother's death) abandon humanity and compassion just to survive. We get to witness the characters grow up and fight through the political turmoil of their era. What makes it stand apart is precisely how differently it handles the story, putting an emphasis on the political development of the entire ordeal.

My biggest praise is the character writing though. Apart from the brothers being a very smart representation of oldschool Japanese ...

Blue Drop (Manga) add (All reviews)

May 22, 2025

aluqis

Not Recommended

Preliminary (2/5 chp)

I don't think the synopsis here really gives justice to what really really occurred in the simple time of one single chapter. So definitely give the first chapter a read then determine your decision after that because it is one hell of a ride.

Blue Drop as "intriguing" as it definitely is, does offer same interesting thoughts and dilemmas on human relationships and how blurry of a line the things we call boundaries actually are. To give an analogy, most people wouldn't want to swim in a pool filled with dead bodies, but if it was an L-shaped pool and the bodies are on the side ...

Isekai Munchkin: HP1 no Mama de Saikyou Saisoku Dungeon Kouryaku (Manga) add (All reviews)

May 22, 2025

AdvonKoulthar

Recommended

Preliminary (108/? chp)

I've got to take the time to give this at least one positive review, since the other guy has misunderstood it. No, it is not a perfect 1:1 recreation of D&D. It takes a bit from 5e and a bit from 3e, it has faith bonuses more reminiscent of roguelikes. It has some things that definitely look like house rules, albeit extraordinarily reasonable ones. We aren't presented with a rulebook, and some of the numbers may be fudged or silly, but none of it is beyond the bounds of common sense. This is the callout portion of the review saying to disregard the other commenter ... who has probably only ever played 5e and doesn't remember half their class features anyway, someone who likes 'the narrative' and made a habit of ignoring mechanics.

And that is where Isekai Munchkin shines. Maybe not the brightest, but it does utilize many combos that fit the vibe. An enlarged octopus octo-wielding daggers each with a different poison? A very sensible TTRPG tactic. It falls short because the author does tend to use these as entertaining gimmicks. The octopus does not become a staple of their fighting style(although it remains as a mascot). Many of the conflicts feel episodic, the lessons and tactics used being unlikely to show up again. Even so, wight level drain scamming, and converting religion for maximum benefit, all have the charming feel of a munchkin very new to the game.

The plot so far is average and decently executed so far. Nothing particularly special, but it stays mostly on task in a fun way. The MC is off to find/save his sister inadvertently gathering more and more evil compatriots along the line. The story stands to gain something by committing a little harder to some of the grim points. Maybe it's because the last few things I've read weren't shy with gore, but it feels a little too clean for a campaign steeped in evil. The shapeshifter was a step in the right tonal direction, so I'm hopeful.

The characters themselves have a little bit of depth, not fleshed out to make them stunning, but they're not simple caricatures. The MC expresses mild hesitation working with 'Evil' to save his sister, but not really that much. The paladin is stubborn in following her code.but willing to bend rules to do good. Yet we don't get a whole lot of characterization outside of what's directly relevant. Very like a wargaming group, but not so great when reading a narrative.

In summation: A worthy gimmick read for TTRPG players, and if the author continues to improve even slightly, the mostly sufficient story and characters will be outright good for anyone to read.

Koisuru Kiseichuu (Manga) add (All reviews)

May 21, 2025

Atlas722

Not Recommended

An open-ended conclusion with no resolve is not deep, no I don't want to have my own interpretation, I would write my own story if that was the case. A meaningless tragic love story that holds no message, this is due to the fact that the story was built on the parasites rather than the characters. Instead of building the story on the dynamics between the characters, the hardships they go through and resolve, it revolved around the sci-fi element. All the literary potential was wasted, such a shame.

If the story had no potential at all, I would have not hated it this much, if ...

Denjin N (Manga) add (All reviews)

May 21, 2025

cathrt1c

Mixed Feelings

Alright so that's over. This one was an odd one.

There's barely any discussion or even media of it online, so I was really going through this with my own thoughts. This was obviously a story of obsession with some supernatural-like elements at play.

The deeper aspect of this story to me though is just how easily a person can get attatched to someone when they've never been shown true love, care, or friendship before. Nasu was never treated well, but this one girl in highschool treated him kindly. Fast forward and she's an idol he is fascinated by, and he puts his entire life into the ...

Aishiteru Game wo Owarasetai (Manga) add (All reviews)

May 21, 2025

Marlo200765

Recommended

Preliminary (58/? chp)

This manga brutally called me single in infinite ways—and I loved it. As someone who's read a fair amount of teenage romance stories, I can fairly say that this was one of the best ones yet so far. The art style is very unique on it's own; I would say pro-level (in terms of rom-com) but hey, not all of us have the same taste. The story was consistently well-written, in a way that I didn't feel like a single chapter was a burden to read, but rather made me looked forward to reading it. (maybe becuz seeing mc and fl flirt with each other ...

Waga Na wa Umishi (Manga) add (All reviews)

May 21, 2025

hexashadow13

Recommended

This manga is about a marine salvage company known as Nanba Salvage. The company takes all sorts of jobs at sea, ranging from towing uncontrollable ships to raising crashed planes off of the sea floor. They help out lots of people including those in life and death situations, but they are still very much a business. This is initially a major issue for the protagonist, Nanba Rintarou, who saw salvors as nothing more than hyenas. However, after his father died and left him both the company and a massive amount of debt, he had no choice but to take up the reins. It’s not long ... before he came to appreciate what salvors do, and he too began striving to become a master of the sea.

This manga deals with what is a pretty unique topic and does a great job of showing off lots of different facets of it in detail. That alone is enough to make it interesting. But on top of that, the story overall flows really well. There are a few major arcs that get really intense, but between that there are shorter stories that are more character focused. The major arcs are really exciting with all sorts of twists and turns that keep you on the edge of your seat. The fact that they get increasingly dangerous as the manga progresses definitely helps with that. And the lighter feel to the shorter stories in between helps things from getting to be too much. Unfortunately, the final arc was really rushed and though it definitely has its high points, it leaves a pretty weak final impression.

In terms of characters, I felt Nanba was a great fit for the story. He’s a goody two shoes that starts off overtly self-righteous and pretty annoying, though he quickly grows out of that. However, even after that, he’s still a really good person that’s too nice for his own good. While some may be tired of such protagonists, I feel in the context of the pretty unique setting of this manga he still felt pretty fresh and likable. As for the rest of his crew, the dynamic for Nanba Salvage overall is still great so it’s easy to get invested in them. There are two characters, Sawa and Hiro, who both have pretty decent starts to their character arcs. However, they’re both heavily tied to story elements at the core of the final arc, and since the final arc was really rushed their arcs have pretty weak endings as well. There’s also a villain turned rival sort of character named Eguchi that has a pretty decent arc. Beyond that there are various characters that are amusing, but nothing too interesting or memorable.

The manga has some romance, but it’s not very good. The main romance seems to be between Nanba and Hiro. There’s some subtle relationship progress throughout the manga, but it’s very lite. They still have decent chemistry though, so it works. There’s this strange love triangle that forms with another girl in the mix, Maaya. However, she’s a completely pointless character and it felt really forced. And making the love triangle into a polygon towards the end just made things messier. It also didn’t help that the ending was pretty rushed in regards to all of this too.

The art isn’t all that great when it comes to people, mainly in terms of their faces and expressions. However, it’s amazing when it comes to stuff like ships, the sea floor, diving suits, etc. Thus, it’s great at what are the most important parts for the story being told and that’s enough to make the art good.

tl;dr: A well paced manga centered around a pretty fresh and exciting topic, though with a rushed ending.

Beloved by the Male Lead's Nephew (Manga) add (All reviews)

May 21, 2025

red-artist

Not Recommended

It starts as a decent otome isekai series with the comedy + childcare + girlboss FL as its primary genres.

I would rate the first half above average. The characters, plot and even the art were very formulaic. The series offered nothing new to the fans of this genre. But, as unoriginal as it was in terms of content, the execution was good and if you just wanted a genre staple, you would be satisfied. The story was about a stalker "villainess", who regresses back in time, and decides to avoid repeating her mistakes this time. This part is filled with cute childcare and funny ... FL moments. FL is really the main attraction for this series, but she can only carry so much.

I think there were problems from early chapters, but only after the first half, you really start to realize that we are sliding down faster and faster. It got axed, which makes me think that everyone was in a rush to get to the end.

- The pacing is atrocious. Setting up plot threads for multiple chapters and resolving them suddenly in like 5 panels (not even a full chapter). You are just left there wondering if you were missing chapters/panels.
- The villains are evil masterminds in one chapter and become dumber than bricks in the very next chapter. The empress was the only villain who had any sort of competency, but other than that, everyone else is brain-damaged.
- Nothing ever makes sense past a certain point. Writer be creating use-and-throw plot devices to just move the plot forward. We start dealing with dark magic, divine power, divine beast, reincarnation, reversing time, future predictions, fake memories etc... The more you read, the less it makes sense. It keeps getting worse towards the end. FL faints so often, that I have become numb and don't even feel bad for her at this point. I just consider her fainting as her sleep routine.
- The characters always lacked depth and were cardboard cutouts. But the later chapters completely forget the existence of side characters. One would assume that the personal assistant or maid would be accompanying FL/ML into dangerous situations? Nope. Just ML/FL walking into enemy territory without any plan.

I could go on forever with complaints, but it all comes down to just one main problem. This is a decent series in the first half (not great, but good enough). But it spirals down into a dumpster fire (due to suddenly getting axed) and you are stuck in a place where you can't drop it because it's so close to the end, and you can't continue because the quality keeps dropping.

Just avoid starting this series and avoid the mental anguish.

Pupa (Manga) add (All reviews)

May 21, 2025

1stDecame4Danime

Not Recommended

1/3 of the manga is just the MCs repeating "Sis/Yume" "Bro/Utsutsu" back and forth (usually while eating each other).
Another 1/3 is just dumb/childish filler SoL stuff serving no purpose.
And the final 1/3 is boring violence and improvised 'plot' of random bs/exposition.
This manga is way too long, it is a huge waste of time/effort to read.

Genre: Psychological? there's nothing psychological about this. Suspense? there's no real attempt at meaningful suspense/mystery more than any other story, it has nothing beyond the 1-note plot. Horror? if mediocrely drawn violence of gore/body horror is horrifying to you then maybe preparing a fish in your kitchen is horror too?
This is ... a half-assed joke of a drama full of noncomedic relief joke noncharacters/asides, it's really just a vehicle for boring/repetitive guro/incest/pedo fetishism.

Side character side-stories:
mechanized cat Seto: noncharacter, serves no purpose in the story, ceases to exist after introduced early on.
All classmates/friends/teacher(+5?): noncharacters, serve no purpose, school background dropped early on yet randomly dragged into the narrative in pointless SoL asides throughout.
Doctor Bizen: noncharacter, serves no purpose, goes nowhere.
Hotoki: serves no purpose in the story beyond 1-note joke fanservice and boring backstory with Maria paralleling MCs' fetishized guro ouroboros.
MC's mother: noncharacter plot device, domestic abuse backstory for MCs, turned into 'please abuse me' fetish to make a joke of domestic abuse and parallel of MCs' fetishized guro ouroboros.
MC's father: pointless delinquent/yakuza psychopath for domestic abuse (fetishism) parallel of MCs' fetishized guro ouroboros.
MC's father's father: pointless noncharacter psychopath for domestic abuse fetishism parallel of MCs' fetishized guro ouroboros.
MC's father's 2 Masochist subordinates: noncharacters, pointless noncomedic relief of 'please abuse me' fetish asides to make a joke of domestic abuse and parallel of MCs' fetishized guro ouroboros.
None of them actually go anywhere, all of them are boring, the story would benefit from the removal of all of them... see Happy Sugar Life for this kind of story done properly.

Yuu: somehow introduced late as a super important main character that ends up pointlessly dragged along for half the story as nothing more than an exposition plot device and cuck fetish before being dropped from his own story after having never gained relevancy since redundant with MC.

Main characters:
Maria: noncharacter psychopath plot device antag, randomly dropped from the story at the end rather than having any actual character arc.
Yume: noncharacter little sister stereotype loli/brocon/guro/monster fetish device, does nothing, 0 agency, repetitive filler nondialogue.
MC: noncharacter siscon with rare anger management issues like daddy, pointless filler for the entire story, finally finishes the 1-note plot by doing the generic ouroboros nonending, the end.

Dialogue: extremely excessive. almost entirely brain-damaging filler and exposition dumps.
Art: mediocre quality, extremely boring nonvisuals, most it achieves is generally just random fleshy stuff often communicating nothing, ~3 alchemic symbolisms, the faces are all almost completely emotionless/nonexpressive making it extremely boring.
Plot: 1-note, boring.

2/10 (where 5/10 is average)

Bungou Stray Dogs (Manga) add (All reviews)

May 21, 2025

MissFizz

Recommended

Preliminary (123/? chp)

Great story plot, Great arcs, great charachter development, Handsome Characters, some bad-ass girls...Actions, emotions, comic, psychological thrill, chills...Everything is present...So why shouldn't I love it? I loved how the characters' appearances are also very akin to the original authors, especially Sakaguchi Ango...I feel like he was drawn very well. I loved how cunning Dazai is in the Manga, His eyes will always give you the vibe where you can see a guy is smiling and joking and will still give you something off vibe and boom, You will be manipulated.

Even from novel to anime, adaptations are well-planned, not confusing the audience. The only thing is ...

Jujutsu Kaisen (Manga) add (All reviews)

May 21, 2025

MissFizz

Mixed Feelings

Preliminary (271/272 chp)

I don't personally like it very much, I mean, who loves action over the story? Literally so much plot holes and so many clear-ups needed. It just ended cause there were no other way to complete it. SO why might I recommend it? Because SUKUNA is my Crush, (Yeah, I have this weird fetish toward muscular monsters with 4 hands) SO to learn more about his background story I read, some chapters that I need to know more about him. I still think we need his back story to be in the spotlight. So is Gojo's too...

The anime adaption is great to look because it ...

Kuroshitsuji (Manga) add (All reviews)

May 21, 2025

MissFizz

Recommended

Preliminary (185/? chp)

Don't judge it by anime...please don't because the Manga is more nicely done and the story is not gonna mess with you. and anime adaptation somehow loses its original facial expressions and also some important things(Like Sebastian's eye color, then how desperate Ciel is, Grell's angry frustrations) So, the invitation to read this manga is 10/10 recommended for me. Unless you don't like something, that can make you think about the real world and the spiritual world.

The art of the Manga is good...I will say very good. The Anime was good, it did update a lot...but the seriousness and the dark, scary theme color ...

Monster Duke's Daughter (Manga) add (All reviews)

May 21, 2025

Zhao_Dynasty

Recommended

Another story about someone being the cute daughter of the person of high power and receives a reverse harem... except this one is good.

The main character, Little Lottie, would go through her life as one of the most beloved characters of the story. Fortunately, unlike other manhwas, the pacing is slow and nice, and never gets boring with all the events that occur. Although it does have time skips, it isn't much of a major time skip, the smallest beng a few days, the most being a few years.

This Manhwa is also a regression manhwa, but because of the limited knowledge given to the ...

Honey Lemon Soda (Manga) add (All reviews)

May 21, 2025

AverageJamaL

Not Recommended

Preliminary (1/? chp)

It's an anime review not a manga review but still its pretty horrible for me, the girl constantly gets into a virtual world of thoughts where she just yaps how she's not the best, she's introvert, she gets bullied etc, then somehow the male MC (Idk who's the MC here, the girl or the boy) activates his telepathy, read her mind, then does something that makes the girl happy, shows up at an unbelievable moment, maybe he also has teleportation power too? I guess shoujo manga or anime are built different and they are secretly aliens so they got incredible powers.

Jagaaaaaan (Manga) add (All reviews)

May 21, 2025

aluqis

Not Recommended

Preliminary (120/163 chp)

gotta keep it real, the first 6 volumes was a really interesting take on one's sense of self and the whole desire, passion, and selfishness with a mix cool designs and powers that makes your brain light up. Then comes the next few volumes and you start to realize how repeatable it is with no genuine moments that wowed me, and it only goes less and less entertaining the more you read it.

Through all that it was able to successfully kept some things consistent (in a bad way), 2 things to be specific. First, is the dumb and disgusting NSFW scenarios that is blatant fetish ...

Shimanami Tasogare (Manga) add (All reviews)

May 21, 2025

KojinGreywyn

Recommended

Shimanami Tasogare is a masterpiece. Why? I think it does a great job representing how people-Japanese or not-who wouldn’t say they’re homophobic (or have another phobia) still act around gay, bi, lesbian, or trans people. Then they go on to “accept” them, but still show major aversion. In this manga, we see a lot of cases like this. I’m not going to talk about them here, since this is semi-spoiler free!

Here’s a quick plot rundown: In the town of Onomichi, high schooler Tasuku Kaname is struggling after his classmates find out he might be gay. Just as he hits a breaking point, he meets a ...

Koroshi Ai (Manga) add (All reviews)

May 20, 2025

Sandmaen

Recommended

A pretty cool romance crime thriller with more emphasis on romance then action. It has great dynamic between the two main characters but story wise it can take a while. It isn't until volume 3 until I went "oh this is what we're doing". and volume 10 is when I went "wait what are we doing now?". The first arc that stretches through-out the middle has some great mystery and build up and a nice climactic ending but then the actual ending kinda goes on for longer then I like. Not to mention a bonus volume 14 that's cute if you want more, but I ...

Mii-chan wa Kawaretai (Manga) add (All reviews)

May 20, 2025

Pancakesyum

Not Recommended

Preliminary (11/? chp)

So, let me get this straight, there's a family of "cat girls" who turn into literal cats during the night time. They need to...have sex with someone before they turn 18 or they will turn into a cat forever... So in this writer's fictional world he has created a system that forces minors to have sex, or they'll be robbed of their humanity/bodily autonomy/they become a fucking housecat. Oh and the main girl is 17 and is, at least, 15 years younger then her love interest. (You find all this out pretty early not really a spoiler)

...what?

All of the cute interactions, all of the interesting ...

Adatsubaki Yugamite Haguruma (Manga) add (All reviews)

May 20, 2025

heolyeollie

Recommended

Adatsubaki Yugamite Haguruma is a historic BL revenge manga that thrives gloriously on the nostalgia of a bygone samurai era with skilfull, macho swordsmen upholding an affinity for effeminacy amidst the looming bloodbath.

I'm particularly impressed with how well-executed the swordfighting scenes are, having almost the same weight as the action-packed shounen-seinen counterpart. This does justice to the chosen theme and really shows the dedication that the author invested into crafting a story rich in emotional depth.

The characters are undoubtedly charming and the yearning one has for the other was able to slice open my surface and pierce its blade inside. It's also worth ...

Bones (Manga) add (All reviews)

May 20, 2025

DCwatcher1

Recommended

Preliminary (8/? chp)

Bones is an exceptional manhwa that masterfully blends dark fantasy, psychological depth, and intricate world-building into a compelling narrative. With stunning artwork, complex characters, and an unpredictable story, it stands as a must-read for fans of gripping, emotionally charged storytelling.

The plot is meticulously crafted, pulling readers into a universe filled with intrigue, mystery, and moral dilemmas. Every chapter unfolds with expertly paced tension, leaving no moment wasted. The character development is one of the manhwa’s strongest points—each protagonist and antagonist is layered, with motivations and arcs that evolve organically, making their actions feel deeply consequential.

Visually, Bones is breathtaking. The detailed art style perfectly complements the ...

Chocolate Lily no Kaibutsu (Manga) add (All reviews)

May 20, 2025

DCwatcher1

Recommended

The Beast of the Chocolate Lily is a captivating manga that blends romance, mystery, and psychological drama into a unique narrative. While it excels in creating an atmospheric and emotionally charged experience, some aspects hold it back from reaching its full potential.

One of the strongest elements of the manga is its character writing. The protagonist’s journey is layered with emotional depth, and the supporting cast is well-developed, each contributing meaningfully to the unfolding story. The complex relationships and underlying themes of trust and deception add a compelling dynamic that keeps readers engaged.

The artwork is another highlight—detailed and expressive, it effectively enhances the mood and tension ...

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May 20, 2025

DCwatcher1

Recommended

Skyhigh is a gripping supernatural manga that masterfully blends psychological depth with haunting themes of fate, justice, and the afterlife. Written by the acclaimed Tsutomu Takahashi, the series stands out for its compelling storytelling, atmospheric artwork, and thought-provoking moral dilemmas.

The narrative centers around Izuko, the enigmatic guardian of the Gate of Grudges, who presents deceased souls with three choices: to ascend to the afterlife, haunt the living in vengeance, or wander the earth as a lost spirit. Each chapter unfolds as a self-contained tale, yet they all weave together seamlessly to create a deeply immersive exploration of human emotions and consequences.

Takahashi’s artwork is nothing short ...

Zense de Tsurai Omoi wo Shita node, Kamisama ga Shazai ni Kimashita (Manga) add (All reviews)

May 20, 2025

SushiSuperLover

Recommended

Preliminary (29/? chp)

Binged the new series in an hour.
This Isekai story has potential to become one of the better ones?

The female MC has had it rough throughout her whole life before the reincarnation. Family Abuse, Neglect, school bullying, work as well?

In 29 chapters, there is excellent character development. She is very intelligent and strives to overcome her heavy trauma in her past life. Long potential is here, you got a solid rounded story with an excellent setup for the larger scales. Sometimes it's better to not have an absolute perfect character, if someone is perfect from the start where is the development?

Bijin Onna Joushi Takizawa-san (Manga) add (All reviews)

May 20, 2025

Erm4ck

Not Recommended

Preliminary (115/? chp)

I'm dropping this since I feel like I've seen enough.

You like jokes about boobs? This is for you.

You like one-dimensional characters with little to no development between any combination between them? This is for you.

You like mangas simple enough to be read in autopilot? This is for you.

If the answer was no for at least one of those three, then you're gonna have a decently rough time reading this, cuz I promise you there's NOTHING ELSE in the general aspect of it. In my case it was no for all three questions so you can kinda guess what my experience with it was.

I gotta say ...

Bug Ego (Manga) add (All reviews)

May 20, 2025

Wendy24

Recommended

Preliminary (9/? chp)

If you like Dandadan, try this one! The art style is amazing, there are many similarities. I'd say the only difference and maybe concern are the characters so far. Only 9 chapters in of course, but I'm hoping we get do get some focus on them and not just world building. It has an incredibly unique setup. Unfortunately the release schedule is at 1 month intervals, but the chapters are very long so it's worth it. If you like "weird", this is definitely for you. There aren't a lot of manga that share this genre. Throughout, the pacing seems good, and its very detailed.

Early to ...

Chainsaw Man (Manga) add (All reviews)

May 20, 2025

Rehn-to

Recommended

Preliminary (203/? chp)

This manga has 2 parts and each part has a different storytelling.

Part 1 is what makes Chainsaw Man my favorite series. The way the story's written makes this manga so enjoyable to read. It uses a fast pace to tell the story but doesn't make the story shallow or make the characters underdeveloped. The story is divided into several arcs and each arc is fun to read and keep developing the story. Every arc has its own surprise moment that makes it memorable. The twist in this manga is so good it is probably what makes the popularity of this manga blow up and it ...

Kimi wa Yotsuba no Clover (Manga) add (All reviews)

May 20, 2025

MrSlamboni

Recommended

Preliminary (30/? chp)

I've read 30 chapters and I feel addicted. I've been looking for any similar stories just to get my fix but I can't find any. I found this manga with the tags "Romance" and "School Life" but so far, I would say more relevant tags would be "Thriller" or "Psychological Horror". The situation the characters find themselves in makes me feel nauseous. It feels more like a twist on the usual rom-com than it is actually one. Describing this as a high-school romcom would be like saying Madoka is a magical girls show. Technically, yes it is. But really, it isn't.

My criticisms are that at ...

Re:Zero kara Hajimeru Isekai Seikatsu (Manga) add (All reviews)

May 20, 2025

Angelo_6416

Not Recommended

Preliminary (1/? chp)

Re zero starts off strong, promising something that could be a standout in the isekai genre. A protagonist thrown into another world with the power to rewind time upon death, like it’s a concept that could lead to real tension, consequences, and permanent loss. But instead of letting the story take actual risks, it gets stuck in a frustrating cycle of trial and error, where Subaru can brute force his way through problems until he stumbles onto the right answer.

The biggest issue isn’t that Subaru doesn’t suffer. He absolutely does, and the emotional weight of his deaths can be felt in some arcs. But the ... way the story handles his suffering often leans into melodrama, making him break down over and over again without truly progressing as a character. His trauma exists, but instead of letting it shape his decision making or lead to meaningful character growth, the series overplays it to the point that it feels forced. There are times when Subaru’s struggles hit hard, but they’re buried under so much repetition that they lose impact.

Then there’s the writing itself. The web novel is bloated, dragging out arcs way longer than necessary with excessive dialogue, slow pacing, and scenes that could be trimmed down significantly. Conversations stretch far beyond what’s needed, characters exchange the same flirty banter repeatedly, and antagonists are given weird verbal quirks that make them come off more annoying than threatening. The world-building also feels shallow. Locations exist just to serve whatever arc is currently happening, rather than forming a cohesive world with depth and history.

Subaru is a compelling protagonist when the story allows him to be, but his best moments are too rare. Yes, he has what you call it as "character development", but the way the narrative is structured makes them feel disconnected from a larger journey. He’ll have a major breakthrough in one arc, only for the next to reset him emotionally and make him go through the same patterns again. His struggles should make him stronger, but instead, the story prefers to keep him cycling through the same emotional breakdowns for dramatic effect.

At its core, Re zero has so much potential, but its refusal to fully commit to long-term consequences holds it back. Instead of letting Subaru evolve naturally, the author leans into exaggerated suffering and resets. And when you reach the end of an arc and realize that most of what happened didn’t push the story forward in a meaningful way, it’s hard not to feel disappointed.....

P.S. – No amount of words can truly capture my frustration with Re zero, but I tried to keep this review somewhat toned down. Still expecting the usual glazers to come at me like they did with ap1001. If you’re gonna do that without any real argument or basis, well, that speaks for itself. The fanbase has already been showing their colors on other platforms, so no surprises there.

The Male Lead's Little Lion Daughter (Manga) add (All reviews)

May 20, 2025

Account_Name

Recommended

Preliminary (124/? chp)

[More info about my review style can be found on my profile]

▶Summary and recommendation: -----------------------------------------------------------------

⚠️Contains severe signs of child abuse.

[The Male Lead's Little Lion Daughter] is a very typical otome isekai power fantasy. A powerless child protagonist is adopted by a wealthy, powerful and ruthless tyrant, and she uses her newfound authority to enact her revenge and fulfill her every wishes.
It is not a unique premise, but this is my absolute favourite execution of it.

The father / daughter relationship is the highlight. With the characters' personalities creating both amusing situations with their snark, and wholesome scenes of bonding as the daughter opens up about ...

Lout of Count's Family (Manga) add (All reviews)

May 20, 2025

Methan1

Mixed Feelings

Preliminary (151/? chp)

Lout of Count’s Family starts with an intriguing premise: someone reincarnates as a troublesome noble in a fantasy novel and, aware of the character’s tragic fate, decides to live quietly, avoiding conflict and seeking comfort. It’s an idea full of potential — a fresh perspective on a pre-written world, with room for political intrigue, family dynamics, and reflections on identity.

The early chapters are engaging, with a charming protagonist, smooth dialogue, and the promise of hidden secrets. But as the story progresses, it becomes hard to ignore a lingering feeling: everything feels too shallow. Plotlines come and go quickly, conflicts are resolved with ease, and the ...

The Legendary Spearman Returns (Manga) add (All reviews)

May 20, 2025

kuriikata

Mixed Feelings

Preliminary (160/? chp)

its bland, i agree with some of the reviews that says the power scaling is weird, sometimes the mc is an archdemon killing battle angel god of war, and sometimes he is struggling against mere mortal that has good fist lol.

But, the biggest problem for this particular manhwa is the pacing. sometimes its fast sometimes it slow, i also agree with the previous reviews, before 100 chapters the pacing is acceptable but after that the manhwa just go on full battles. its rare for me to say this, but theres too much unnecessary long and detailed fight scenes. when theres more fight than story it ...

Dokumushi: The Ruins Hotel (Manga) add (All reviews)

May 20, 2025

Tokimedotozu

Recommended

First time is a harm, second time is a charm

This manga is the sequel to previous manga and is set in the same universe as previous Kodoku. The theme of it is still the same but is somewhat refined than prequel. What changed then? Is art what influences you to think its a better story? Or was the prequel there just to flesh out this sequel in a better way? Short answer, it is both (according to me).

I will try to summarize my own feelings towards this manga in a few sentences.
I loved it. I definitely liked the darker themes and the puzzles in the ...

Ori no Naka (Manga) add (All reviews)

May 19, 2025

BruhFunny69

Recommended

Preliminary (10/? chp)

Ori no Naka feels like watching a flaming trainwreck, and I do not mean that as an insult.

The main characters of this manga are such degenerates, and yet the author does such a good job at making you get into their heads. You understand why they do what they do, even if you disagree or, more likely, feel disgusted. Without going into spoilers (since this is a manga I recommend going into blind), it's about a lonely 28 year old man developing a fetish for his female coworker's used period pads because he's desperate for the touch of a woman. This is just in the ...

Jitsu wa Imouto deshita.: Saikin Dekita Giri no Otouto no Kyorikan ga Yatara Chikai Wake (Manga) add (All reviews)

May 19, 2025

SushiSuperLover

Recommended

Preliminary (20/? chp)

Saw this series as a random recommendation and gave it a quick read

I have read and watched my own share of remarriage step sister stories.
Every single one is mid, truthfully I still wonder if there is one truly good take on this,

So here we got another step sis story, the male MC dad remarried due to family stuff. The step sis father is the result of the dad not making gains in the acting world but he does make it in later chapters?

The cast of characters is a little small with the usual main step sibilngs, friends, parents? Even if it's a smaller sized cast, ...

Fire Punch (Manga) add (All reviews)

May 19, 2025

gabdesumilde

Recommended

Fire Punch é uma insanidade genial. Fujimoto começa com uma ideia simples de vingança e vai destruindo tudo até virar um bagulho cheio de dor, fé, cinema, redenção e caos puro. O Agni é um protagonista fudido da cabeça e do corpo, queimando o tempo todo, tanto por fora quanto por dentro. A gente vê ele mudar de garoto bonzinho pra símbolo religioso, depois vira um monstro, e no fim... talvez ele volte a ser alguém. Ou não. Nem sei.

Os personagens são poucos, mas pesados. A Togata é um absurdo de personagem, viveu por séculos, é viciada em cinema e só quer fazer um filme ...

Living no Matsunaga-san (Manga) add (All reviews)

May 19, 2025

angelicyuki

Recommended

First off, if you can't stand age gap romances, just don't read it. That's the only grievance anyone can have about this manga - the story, characters, etc. are all so unique and well-written!!

I highly recommend this to anyone looking for a fun read about a modern coming-of-age romcom with super fun side characters that actually add to the plot, and a somewhat unconventional but nonetheless attractive male lead. The type of relationship the ML and FL have is so cute and he respects her age (given he's older and is an adult), so I didn't mind the age gap in this case. Overall, ...

Raise wa Tanin ga Ii (Manga) add (All reviews)

May 19, 2025

angelicyuki

Recommended

Preliminary (38/? chp)

Well-written, complex and lovable characters. The story does yakuza in a refreshing way that made it super fun to read. It's for more mature audiences for sure, though, and some themes are quite complex & will require a basic understanding of human psychology. I personally enjoyed the realistic portrayal of modern-day yakuza and the complicated relationships of the Japanese underworld, so if you find that intriguing I fully recommend this.

It has a good mix of comedy, drama, and action. The art is stunning and unique, it sort of reminds me of a more realistic and prettier version of the art from Demon Slayer. This ...

Maybe Meant to Be (Manga) add (All reviews)

May 19, 2025

staworries

Recommended

Preliminary (106/? chp)

Such a funny entertaining romcom. Mincheol is your average dorky awkward husband who tries his best to make his childhood best friend and wife Jia to love him back. Bro lives in the gym, has a job, and has literally 0 EQ. Gotta admit that sometimes it gets too cheesy that i get cringed out and had to go touch some grass. The art style is so fitting and each character is written and drawn perfectly, reflecting their personalities and struggles as adults. Jumping back and forth between love stories that mean literally little to nothing to the actual plot annoyed the hell out ...

Yubiwa no Eranda Konyakusha (Manga) add (All reviews)

May 19, 2025

angelicyuki

Mixed Feelings

Preliminary (28/? chp)

Not bad, mostly fluff and cute characters but there wasn't anything unique about any of them. The FL's passion for embroidery was what drew me in since it's an unconventional hobby for a main character, but it sort of got flushed out and just used to further the plot. Speaking of plot, there wasn't much. It was largely a bland chain of events, nothing exciting or climactic happened that makes you want to continue reading. There is a mix of magic and romance but the way the story was executed was, again, anticlimactic and jumble of events. Not much character building either. There was a ...

Solo Leveling (Manga) add (All reviews)

May 19, 2025

Dude_Mgee

Not Recommended

This Manhwa and story by far do not deserve the praise it manages to acclaim.

Solo leveling started out amazing, with an incredible introductory few chapters. The next following arcs aren't perfect, but begin to show potential for an interesting internal conflict, and by chapter 50 everything has fallen apart, and has been disregarded, to be turned into a mind numbing, wish fulfilment power fantasy with nothing else.

I have heard the main selling point for this manhwa (and anime) is how fun it is, and how a simple story is still good.
NO
it fails at both

first let me address the "fun" part.
Turning my brain off ...

Shijou Saikyou Orc-san no Tanoshii Isekai Harem-zukuri (Manga) add (All reviews)

May 19, 2025

hexashadow13

Recommended

This manga, as should be obvious from the title, is about a powerful orc gathering a harem. The Japanese title further includes the detail that this is an isekai manga. As such, this review will assume that the reader is okay with the aforementioned themes. After all, since the title is so clear, if you still read this manga despite inherently disliking its subject matter, then it’s your own fault and you really have no right to complain. With that said, the manga is somewhat different from what the title would suggest, though probably not in ways that would appeal to those put off the ... title.

The protagonist, Olc, is the mightiest orc. That would suggest that he is overpowered and that this manga leans into the standard power fantasy elements that accompany that. However, it generally veers away from doing so. Olc is overpowered compared to most everyone in the world he’s in and thus there are a few chapters that focus on him easily crushing low level opponents. However, this is rare and the majority of fights are him facing off against those that are just as strong or stronger than him. He barely survives the fights at the end of most arcs.

The action is decent and has the standard progression of him using new abilities in each fight. Though this very much still isn’t a battle focused manga as there aren’t actually that many fights. Rather, it spends just as much, if not more time, on Olc being a merchant and dealing with politics. He’s more clearly overpowered when it comes to these and he’s generally able to power through associated problems pretty easily in such a way that that it doesn’t really give the manga much depth. But protagonists that are overpowered in such a manner are much more rare and thus this is all still pretty interesting.

This manga is an isekai manga, but he doesn’t really seem like a character from our world at all. The only area where the isekai aspect manifests is in that Olc cooks up a lot of the foods from modern Japan. The focus instead is on how Olc is a half orc. As a half orc he has the thought patterns of both a human and an orc. Orcs are massive perverts with a very strong instinctive desire to breed. Humans are much more subdued.

In combination, this results in him being very open, explicit, and gentlemanly about his goal to gather a harem. For example, he goes to an elf village and says things like “I may be an orc, but I’m a good orc that only pushes down and impregnates girls that want me to.” He also absolutely refuses to take advantage of girls in the slightest, with him rejecting any girls that he’s in the process of helping due to them potentially feeling pressured due to how he’s helping them. But he absolutely does not back down on his dream of a harem in the slightest despite some of them initially having objections. He’s a very hilarious combination of traits that is really likable and fun.

The first volume is essentially just a long training arc. Starting with the second volume it’s serious stories centered on a single heroine intermixed with lighthearted stories of Olc and his harem just hanging out. There are five heroines focused on, though the last is a daughter type character rather than a harem member. The heroines have solid enough character development and relationship development in their own arcs, but nothing substantial after that. Two of them don’t even travel with Olc and have pretty much no presence after they join his harem. Still, they generally are pretty likable, and even if they aren’t that deep, they’re really fun in terms of what they bring in terms of comedy and romantic fluff. And, thus the harem aspect of the manga comes across quite well.

This is the manga adaptation of a longer light novel series. It only adapts part of the novels and it just kind of stops at some point right before the beginning of a new arc without much of a proper ending. But this is very much a manga that’s more about the journey than the destination so I would still have to say I was satisfied with how the manga ended and the manga overall.

The art is somewhat generic in style but is still pretty good. There are loads of great character designs. The ecchi art is really good, though it should be noted that it isn’t very explicit. But the art was also great in terms of the comedy and action. The mangaka is especially great at doing crazy expressions.

tl;dr: An isekai harem that’s a hodge podge of different types of stories mashed together, but that’s still pretty enjoyable.

Boku dake ga Inai Machi (Manga) add (All reviews)

May 19, 2025

Eze-Z

Recommended

Erased, beyond its supernatural element, is a highly realistic and intriguing story about a series of kidnappings and murders, where the protagonist tries to prevent these events from happening. The plot keeps you hooked at all times, and the characters are very interesting—especially the protagonist, who shows tremendous growth from beginning to end. The story’s message is also very positive and heartwarming.

The only major downside for me is the ending (though it's better and more complete than the anime’s), which still doesn’t fully convince me. I feel like it loses some of the realism that was present throughout the story. It’s not entirely bad, but ...

Marry My Husband (Manga) add (All reviews)

May 19, 2025

unnamedhuman

Not Recommended

This series irks me a little. It just comes off as being so phoned in. And it also feels very derivitive. Not in the standard tropey way, which it also definitely is, but more so in the direct copy way. And while I am not sure if this is actually the case I do not think it can be ignored.

Marry My Husband is a story about Kang Jiwon dying after having lived a miserable life and returning to the past to redo her life in a way that this time turns out in a way that is more fulfilling and true to herself. This setup ... is fine and something I personally enjoy and actively look for. I also definitely don't mind a romance focus. Where it starts to go wrong is the focal points of the struggle. I personally think that this story has issues with questioning humans. Any and all bad situations are things that happen to the characters, or atleast portrayed that way. Never are the roles that the characters themselves play in this questioned. At times there is an attempt to give a little bit of depth to situations, but at no point does this go beyond just justification of behavior that even the author seems to think is questionable. And there is nothing wrong with morally grey characters, but it needs to make sense. The antagonists are irredeemably evil and I feel the blame is misplaced for some of them. And the protagonists or side characters are unquestionable good.

Another issue I have is that the story lacks focus. Not unlike the perhaps more historied, and therefore more well defined structurally, male wish fulfilment series this manhwa is mainly about the gotcha moments that can be created from having prior knowledge of negative events and going against expectations. However, despite not being a woman, I cannot imagine that the way this is done here is satisfactory to many people reading. What it essentially boils down to is having more self confidence, and while I actually quite like that as a message, the result is that half of the time the resolution is getting a make over to look better or being more bold. And sure, I understand that this is also representative of the personal growth the character has gone through, but this is where that personal growth stops. Kang Jiwon doesn't act like she returned from 10 year in the future, she acts like she would act except at moments where the story doesn't want her to.

As mentioned in the introductory part I constantly felt like this was a 'copy' of something else while reading it. I initially was planning on doing some direct comparisons and stating why the other series succeed and this doesn't, but I don't think that is very valuable. What Marry My Husband does wrong is writing a story that uses it's set up in any valuable way. Sure, there is plenty of getting back at people. But it never feels like it was because of the advantage that was gained from the regression. It comes of like the series copies elements from other media with regression tropes and takes exactly the wrong elements. Wish fulfilment is satisfying because of the journey. Just giving you the end result doesn't feel earned. And it doesn't help that the characters just feel empty. As mentioned earlier, all the 'good' guys are absolute good. And the way that love is portrayed in this series makes my skin crawl. I have no issues with unrealistic green flag men but it needs to come off as plausible. I would love to go into spoiler territory here but lets just say that the infatuation that the male lead has for the female lead absolutely does not feel earned in anyway. It feels like a cop out nonsensical way to make the story more romantic.

Overall I just think it is not very well done. The antagonists are unlikeable to a fault. The good guys are also unlikeable but only because there is nothing to like, they are just perfect. The story is directionless, especially past like chapter 30 at which point they need to pad for time so they start to introduce some side stuff, and overall it is just kinda a nothing burger to me.

Read something more engaging like medical return if you like the modern day regression element, or see you in my 19th life if you like office romance and angst with actually well written drama and character relations.

Subete no Jinrui wo Hakai suru. Sorera wa Saisei Dekinai. (Manga) add (All reviews)

May 19, 2025

tabascos

Mixed Feelings

Preliminary (32/? chp)

I personally like it a lot for this reason: This is a time capsule of late 90s otaku and pop culture disguising itself as Wizards' shill. There are a lot of really beautiful moments in this manga, and there's always this sense of every moment being so fleeting as though everything can be taken away at any moment. The romance is also well written, but can get stale at times. What I really enjoy is just how accurate it is, characters are listening to actual songs that were popular at the time. They reference television and actors that were in at the time. They comment ...

Ijiranaide, Nagatoro-san (Manga) add (All reviews)

May 19, 2025

pastoreecs

Mixed Feelings

⭐️
Infelizmente “Ijiranajde, Nagatoro” é só mais uma comédia romântica “clássica” que não possui nada de muito especial. Claro, a Nagatoro em si é interessante e relativamente diferente de uma mulher padrão desse gênero, mas o Naoto é um protagonista básico e relativamente desinteressante, assim como os outros personagens dessa obra. Definitivamente não é RUIM - muito menos mal feito - mas não é algo tão bom quanto algumas pessoas dizem ser.

Logo no primeiro episódio a Nagatoro, a mulher que claramente será o foco da série, se apresenta como uma pessoa sádica, disposta a ofender e rir do Naoto (protagonista) até o ponto de chorar, que ... ela inclusive ri dele e zomba do fato de “uma menina mais novo ter feito ele chorar”. Entretanto, logo nos próximos capítulos, essa atitude sádica some e se torna muito mais um “teasing”, ou seja, repleto de ataques inofensivos, do que realmente ofensas impactantes como visto no começo. Não acho que isso seja necessariamente ruim, mas de certa forma só aconteceu e tornou o mangá muito mais genérico do que se propôs a ser de início.
O final também foi algo abrupto, para muitas pessoas por sinal. Acredito que foi encerrado numa “boa hora”, mas havia muito ainda que poderia ser trabalhado, tanto no relacionamento dos dois protagonistas, quanto no desenvolvimento de outros personagens que acabaram não recebendo amor nenhum do criador, que é uma decepção.
Contudo, ainda é divertido de ler, visualmente bem feito com um traço interessante e apela pra um público que claramente prefere uma comédia romântica com uma mulher que é um pouco diferente do comum, no sentido de ser bem mais extrovertida, energética e brincalhona que o normal.

Agora, de um ponto de vista pessoal, eu sinto que todo homem tem um shonen e uma comedia romântica que eles carregam pra vida, e “Ijiranajde, Nagatoro” é isso pra mim. Não sei explicar bem o porquê, mas me senti completamente cativado desde o início (talvez um pouco por causa da opening do anime, mas isso é outro assunto).
Mesmo que eu consiga reconhecer que “Nagatoro” não é algo revolucionário no gênero ou qualquer coisa desse tipo, ainda sim conseguiu ficar dentro de mim, especificamente me trazendo aquele gostinho de “quero mais!!”, provavelmente devido ao fim relativamente abrupto que teve. Eu realmente creio que muito mais poderia ter sido trabalhado e gostaria de ter visto muito mais da relação dos dois, então é uma pena que teve que acabar assim.
Espero que o Nanashi volte algum dia e escreva um pouco mais sobre os dois, pois eu realmente amei esse mangá super-divertido e engraçado que acho que até me fez gostar mais de apanhar de mulher bonita.

Dou uma estrela hunter com gosto, e um 6 com desgosto, mas é o correto. Uma boa obra, nada além disso.

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