I'maMangareader's Reviews

This review contains spoilers. Keeping shun away from Honatsu seems rather unfair to me. He didn't do anything wrong. It seems like Touma's family and her female childhood friend are trying to cover up a secret that's really their fault? Honatsu should listen to her heart saying that she doesn't love Touma because he isn't being truthful to her. And while we finally have more information on what happened back then, the story still leaves you with questions that cannot be answered.

This review contains spoilers. By the same author as Plus-Sized misadventures in love, this work of theirs isn't talked about nearly as much. While I commend the female lead of this story aiming to be stronger and overcome her fears, the author didn't have to show us exactly what it was that she was afraid of.

Having the female lead being about to say "no" is always nice to see even when the third wheel of this story was persistently asking her out. But having her show up to the date he demanded made all of that go to waste. What happened at the end of the date still could've happened even if she stood him up. She could've just gone to the gym the next day and he could've been all clingy there.

This story is not worth the price MangaPlaza are asking for it.

This review contains spoilers. The blonde childhood friend who is in love with her and the dull-in-disguise kid are a huge part of Mako's new surroundings. She is supported by the tenants of the boarding house and after a boldness overload from her resulting in an awkward situation, the guy wearing frames slowly warms up to her. While almost dating her childhood friend she uncovers the secrets of Amemura. This stirs up trouble for the trio but eventually he learns to be ok showing his face and that the other two may not share mutual feelings.

This review contains spoilers. While I do like a story that delves into an already established couple, living their day to day live together, enjoying the same things together because of mutual interest, this manga is given too much credit that what I feel it deserves. I was bored through the first 4 volumes and didn't bother too much to keep up with the rest. The bickering side couple got really boring, really fast and both the main leads agreed that they weren't each others' types.

This review contains spoilers. Accepting a job that suit her skill set quite well, the female lead learns that her crush has a secret. Wanting to be there for him because he helped her, she's slowly learning to speak out loud to him and for everyone to hear. I feel his problem is as simple as him not wanting to play basket ball anymore but won't quit because everyone around him likes him for it. Or maybe he does like playing basketball?!