Reviews for What's Wrong with Being a Jerk? Manga

It was a fun story! A combination of Hanaura (self-proclaimed) who is alone and Tsuzuki, who (for the time being) has a cool face and contents. The reason I added (self-proclaimed) or (for the time being) is that kind of setting in the work, but isn't Hanaura's face cooler? Or, doesn't Tsuzuki seem to have such a popular face or content? I thought so. lol. Aside from that, Hanaura's observational monologue is interesting, and it's good that Nonke's DK responds properly. It doesn't fall easily, and it's fun to resist and rush in. Volume 1 is 185 pages, volume 2 is 186 pages.

Minato refers to himself as scum, and although he is a bit negative, he has his own opinions. Tsuzuki also had a crush on Minato since he was in elementary school, and they reunited when they became high school students. Minato also had a change of heart, saying that he loved it. It's nice that the story is well-written and has a pure feel.

It's nice that they both have proper intentions, aren't swept away, and it's not a regular development. I also want to watch the college student edition where Aoba will appear. I wonder if living together will make them a little sweet.

Beautiful story and characters. I like this autor and this surprise.

I enjoyed reading it with a level of scum that didn't make me uncomfortable!!!

It was a bit uncomfortable for the recipient to say that it's OK to do ○○ over there, but while it was an interesting development, it was a happy one, so I thought I was glad I bought it. The attackers are a bit out of place, and the ones receiving them feel like communication disorder rather than scum. Finally, the two of them were elementary school students, and I understand why Attacker-san likes you. 185 pages in total. It's a pity that there wasn't an important scene from “First Time.” Read 2. →It's about how troublesome it is to be in a relationship. I wonder if we can talk about it there and move on. Both of these books are works that have something deeper than that.

This is a work I picked up. It was unexpectedly good. It's a common DK classic story, but I love it. The reason I became interested in when I was in elementary school was a bit interesting. My little brother is cute in a different sense, isn't he? They're not as cute as common angels, and I love them.

As I read on, I can clearly see how much Tsuzuki loves Minato. And they each have their own problems and stuff like high school students... it's like a high school student's life-size romance anyway. I was thrilled!

The story is solid, and it feels like 50 percent heartbreaking and 50 percent fun lol of course I'm praising it (heart)

It's been highly rated for a long time and I'm interested in it, but I'm taking advantage of the coupon discount. That's good! It's more of a mess rather than personality scum, but it's a nice feeling that the attack is in a straight line ~ I'm glad that volume 2 in particular also shows attacking humans and feels like Aoharu? I wonder if it hasn't been completed yet? I want them to flirt even more in the Cohabitation Edition or something ⤴

It was different from the scum I had expected, but it was nice to see how the distance between the two was getting closer and closer.

I read volume 1 in a blink of an eye! They say scum, but it's not that bad, is it a bit boring? It's a story about Hikikomori and the popular Moteria Mitsuo, but Ria Mitsuru is such a refreshing and good-looking guy that says, well, there's no one like this, but I feel like what he says makes me laugh right away because he's insanely interesting and serious (laughs) I'm looking forward to reading volume 2.

The interaction between the two was interesting. It was also nice that my little brother appeared in a nice way. After reading volume 2, I thought it was really nice that my intention to attack came true.

There are no bad characters. Everyone wrote it, but the reception isn't rubbish at all. Rather a nice kid. The attack is full of spadari feeling.

I've been interested in it for a while, but I've always been worried, so I went out of my way to buy it. They're both good-looking guys, so it was probably easier to read than I thought. Also, there were quite a few places where I could laugh! There were also places where I was able to sympathize quite a bit, thinking that my feelings were hard to see when I was in a relationship with someone I really fell in love with.

Title work only. They are two high school students, with a refreshing obsession that is good-looking and smart, and a self-proclaimed scum that keeps a distance from people. I was imagining a romantic comedy from the title, but it was a story with connotations about human relationships, and there were scenes where I read it while thinking about the meaning without reading it quickly. It's a character whose reception is overwhelming, but it has a sharp personality and is neutralized. Attackers are good because they are not handsome guys like mannequins, but people who are loyal to greed. I felt that the reason why offense likes receiving is a bit far-fetched. The correction was only one frame with a white tone line. Less erotic and mostly invisible angles.