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This manga is something else. I'd say this is one of the greatest manga ever written, I'd even place it in the same rank as Berserk. Mitsu Izumi shows an absolute mastery over technicality, rhythm, pacing, storytelling, and world building. Every chapters, every pages, every panel always leave...

Read several chapters, really pretty art, but kinda boring since there are so little dynamic in the way the author draw these. Interesting premise, but dull characters and just overall boring development really kills the mood for me. Idk why this is rated so high

Short but sweet. I love it. Although, I don't understand why it doesn't hit as hard as it should. Probably I'm just getting older and cynical lmao.

I think the problem lies in the characters. They all are so boring and unlikeable. They offer nothing that could make us sympathetic towards their personality, which are usually the main attraction in rom-com manga.

This was good initially but damn, it got really boring just after 5 chapters.

Anzu best girl 10/10

@blamo Can't blame em on this one. The name's literally the same and the premise is similar.

People was saying how bad this is when the first time it came out. I'm glad the author got the recognition they deserves. Anyway, the teacher is such a piece of shit. I hope she rots.

1/10, don't bother with this trash. It's boring as fuck, it has nothing to offer in the story except for its sexual content. But then again, if you need to fap that badly, just read some hentai. If this is a hentai, I'd probably give it a higher score.

The art style is very stiff, the action scene looks very static, but idk why this manga is really charming in all of its stiffness.

@SerpensR Lmao spot on

I can't help but to compare Grom to Puck from Berserk. Both serves as a comic relief but the difference is, the way Miura uses Puck in his humor doesn't break the mood of the series, it doesn't trivialize Guts' melancholy, and it serves as exactly that; a comic relief. The author here utilizing...

I'm an art graduate and the way how the author depict the learning process during Yaguchi's first week in Geidai is so accurate, it makes me anxious, I feel like I'm re-experiencing my first year in college, and how the author describe the thought process made by Yaguchi to approach each of his...

Despite of the inconsistencies mentioned, I quite like the story. But the last few chapters progressed way too fast, the emotional build up from the point where everything goes down just gone without trace, it's like none of these tragedy even matters. I'm dropping this.

RIP AND TEAR!