Manga 68 337 Byooshi

" On Vol.6 DAMN !!!! GOOD READ TILL NOW..."

Art work is not too exceptional & initially some characters lack any substantial depth to them, the first few chapters especially are quite a drag ; I personally believe i.e. reason people probably stop reading it after giving it a passing glance.


But something about the story line having some definite potential made me stick to this manga.And boy was I ever right the story line just keeps getting better and better plus the introduction of really interesting and unique characters keep it fresh.

No matter what my expectations were from this manga it has ... already surpassed them so I just hope it isn't all downhill from here cuz that would be just SAD :(

I wanted to like this manga. I really did. The first 40 chapters or so were great, but at that halfway mark it started feeling like the author didn't plan it out. At the final arc of the story everything went down the drain, for some reason a supporting character attempts to rape the main character, and nobody cares. The love interest tells a wench MC-Kun was dating that MC-Kun was missing. Overall, the manga was supbar. The author was clearly a fan of the "Damsel in distress" cliché considering that 4 of the 6 arcs were based on it. There was also some problematic ... borderline transphobia, but considering the year it came out it's acceptable. It also felt kind of strange that the only black guy had the mental faculties of a child. And to be honest, I'm lengthening this review out because MAL has a minimum word count.