I'maMangareader's Reviews

A classic that can now be enjoyed by a different demographic. Some might say that the original shows that of comic genius and social realism, but I've never quite understood the fascination many have had with this story. While the fashion of this time may seem delicate and different, the overall story seems rather grandiose for my liking.

The reasons I didn't like this include: lack of content (not a lot happens and when it does, it feels boring and slow), character interactions (bickering couples are tiring to read about and the main couple don't do much), not much otaku references (you'll see the odd gaming console here and there but there is more to otaku culture than just that).

This may be the first time I have ever seen an art book be sold digitally. I find it interesting to see the extra art and concept ideas a mangaka has done for their series, so this is an interesting find.

Having the read thread of fate on the cover pulled me in only to disappoint me when the ML acts as though he has lost interest in the one whom he is set out to confess to.

This is one of those series that has been on my radar for a while, but once I decided to give in and give it a go, I eventually lost interest and didn't feel the need to revisit this series.

While the description says that first impressions don't tell the whole story, I was done with this manga after the first chapter. Anashin has many published works but I just haven't found one from them that ticks all the right boxes.

I have found that in a lot of recent (2020 onward) shoujo manga, delinquents are a common occurrence. Whether they are the ML, a side character or both, this manga is no exception. The first chapter got my attention rather quickly but I soon became disinterested during the second volume.

If you enjoyed Sweeter Than it Looks by Seo Hikaru (a MangaPlaza original) you may enjoy this too! A strawberry sweet romance that you won't be able to put down.

A workplace romance started by hearing the fangirl thoughts of his coworker. The collaboration between MangaPlaza and MangaUp! was definitely an unexpected yet welcomed surprise.

From a student council president and delinquent, to a couple who look refined but are actually still new to romance, to an extremely timid girl and a sports guy. This four panel manga contains many individual couples and how they experience a high school romance.

Fans of Monthly girls Nozaki-kun may enjoy this title, yet the roles are reversed. Manga isn't just a one person job and Yoshida is here to help. He has two jobs: his daily office routine, then to go help his unrequited crush, Sena once he finishes work. Join him along with the rest of Sena's staff of all ages as they work through some wacky antics with nothing but manga on Sena's mind!

Am I stalling this? Yes. But the only reason I'd pick this up again is just to see if the female lead gets to know that the author of the book she really likes is none other than her background character of a classmate. The male lead is too obnoxious

I'd decided to pick this one up as I had seen it around quite often and after reading the first chapter, I just couldn't resist reading more. The dynamic between the leads is an enjoyable read. But does he really have to look like a delinquent?

The volumes the anime covers are the good chapters. The volumes that keep you hooked and looking forward to the next months chapter release. The newer volumes start to drag a little but it's still a worthwhile read

At times this felt like it was copying Kimi ni todoke but with no backbone to it. If you enjoy love rivals then you'll enjoy this because 2/3rds of the story is about those characters. Her friend gets a short arc and the main couple is at their fluffiest during the first four books.

With similar cleaning duties as My Handsome Housekeeper Nagisa, this manga is the far better and fluffier choice to read.

Advertising this as fate may be true to some degree, but finding out who he truly is during the first chapter doesn't make him a worthy male lead. Mikimoto writes FMLs that are fun to follow but her male leads could use some work.

I have found in a lot of recent shoujo manga, the male lead will have white hair. Plus the artstyle of the covers reminds me of A Sign of Affection. Story wise, Yoi, you're not helping your case by looking cool during gym.

From a surprise meeting at the beach to attempting to raise her grades through tutoring, this story follows a gyaru high school girl and a guy fresh out of college.