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This series just gets better as the chapters go on. Sure, it's got all the hallmarks of a typical suggestive romcom, but at the same time the comedy is amped up to 11.

Did not expect the twist at the end of chapter 1. Like, I was already dreading the inevitable emotional trauma this series feels like it's going to hit me with, but the twist really made me interested in seeing where this gonna go.

I'm surprised how low rated this series is - but I think that's a factor of popularity combined with controversy more so. It's definitely a 7.5/10. For all it's fault it has a great premise, interesting plot beats and satisfying ending...though one of them is CLEARLY the correct ending. Like...

Oh, 100% which I'm excited for, because MC is 100% down with it when it's eventually discovered. This twist makes this series SO much more fun, because I've never seen this reverse of all roles - usually even if there's a yandere character like the heroine the MC is "straight" and still...

People talking about this manga being gay when there's literally zero romance, zero romantic gestures or "sus moments" and the only signs of anything sexual were the MC blushing at a pretty girl one time. Y'all need to relax.

Delusional MC? Teenage boys who can't understand women being attracted to girl who because they're a man inside makes them easier to read? What could go wrong in the eventual reverse harem on accident?

She didn't plan everything, she merely caught on to some things and gathered evidence, but didn't feel like she could do anything with it. Even if she had tried to prove herself, she was too broken and weak to actually make use of it. Just like we can all take a leap off a cliff while bungie...

We all lose brain cells reading manga. Sometimes I wonder how I made it through 3 seasons of rent a girlfriend and another 50 chapters after before giving up hope.

As we enter ch3 this is shaping up to be one of the better types of villainess series. There's a few out there that focus on the psychological parts of going back in time - the regrets, the betrayals, the self inflicted wounds - and with it comes a unique experience that you don't get in the...

This is a surprisingly good series. It FEELS like it's focused on being hyper edgy, but it actually is much better than it lets on. Not a huge amount of sexual assault and torture porn. Not a huge amount of fan service. Not a huge amount of pointless deaths and gore. It is definitely edgy by...

Oh? Villainess manga from the perspective of the villainess and posse? Ideally the MC isn't isekaied either? The reality is in these "reverse harem" endings they're by far the most damaging to everyone involved. First off only 1 man will become the husband, second all these other men who had...

In typical fashion, we get a mediocre story inside an interesting story - what I mean is that the typical tropes of the FMC being without any skills, plans, or logic going about business, getting into danger and having to be saved constantly. Just had 16 years to become stronger and toughen up...

This is by far the most unique premise and bait I've ever seen. How do we make a story about the market crash of the late 90s-early 2000s as well as business development, acquisition, taxes, and regulation interesting to the general public? Disguise it as an OI villainess manga. You fuckin' mad...

So this is half decent. MC Is a naive child, but she is constantly pressured to make more and more mature decisions and grow up. However, the good parts of this series is the fact that she is still just her age and acts and is treated as such. She isn't told to make decisions for adults. She...

Rent-a-girlfriend sucks because the author just goes in circles and never actually goes anywhere (purposefully). At least it has SOME good parts (movie arc was genuinely good shit). It's a series you start and love to hate because of how shitty the MC is, but hope to see him grow, only for the...

I don't think it's a supernatural situation, but maybe more so they're trying to "recreate him" with this human playdough of a man? Who knows, this series is fuckin' sus city.

It definitely is sus. I THINK what likely happened was she was sexually abused by her "father' (a piece of crap in reality) and now views that relationship as "normal" and has set up her daughter for a similar situation. It's likely her daughter is the product of said situation, and it's why...

Present world as game immediately. Proceed like it's a game. It's only partially a game so bungle everything immediately. Pacing is real fast, but the pace of fuck ups is even faster.

I like the style so far. Similar to Hima-Ten (by which I mean basically identical), which is also solid.

I am once again here to stan this series for being one of the best I've seen. If this doesn't get an anime and budget to produce the quality necessary to make it shine with its "at first glance generic premise" I will be angry.