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Was the translation quality always like this? "Beautiness"? Really? Along with a whole slew of other issues ... ^^#

She herself says "she's a super duper huge men-lover" (p.52). That's not exactly willful blindness to actually just read what it says ^^; imo, the implication is here the same as in Yuricam - it's meant to be humorous in the sense that she wants nothing sexual from women, but keeps being...

Definitely Yurica-esque. Can't say it's as bonkers and funny so far, but we'll see what it gets up to.

Urgh, idol industry. Why is that cesspit so popular for yuri manga? ....

The scarier they look the more likely it is they are good, of course ...

Surprised this is so highly rated. Has its moments, but a lot of it is fairly cliché, and you definitely get the impression that nothing much was planned for anything - stuff just randomly happens and then it doesn't really matter anymore. Was okay, but there's better.

tbh that's kinda my issue with the series. I think the protagonist is a reasonably different and interesting dude, the premise of course allows for all sortsa stuff, the heroine seemingly being into both sides of her "boy"friend can be interesting, yaddayadda. But when it comes to the "plot"...

Was okay. Not the greatest thing ever, not bad. Sometimes a bit of a mess. Ending surprisingly fun, and more decisive than 97.3% of manga manage, even when they get 17 chapters to prepare, which this one obviously didn't. Didn't even mind how the stupid "how do lesbians have sex" trope was used...

I want a black forest sundae now, sigh ...

Well, yes, obviously, but she knows she's forgetting, and then she's not doing anything. ... it's basically this way because the plot wouldn't work otherwise, but it's weak. ^^

Every single manga these days, all the time, food, food, food ... it's gotten kinda stale, honestly ^^;

Mh, I hope it doesn't just do mindless ecchi one after another. Bit of actual comedic shenanigans are preferable.

For all that it thematically makes sense I'd really, really wish less manga were about food ... ... I was about to say "about fucking food", but in this specific case, well, I approve of that part, I guess ^^# A good parfait can be amazing indeed.

Kinda okay; kudos for not going down the initial blackmail route and having a bit of a unique give-and-take thing, but (not helped by the scanlation, I admit) the plot was a mess, and if I had a cent for every stupid " ending I'd have bought a thousand extra kebabs by now ...

I'm genuinely not entirely convinced Saki will win this. ... either way, hasn't even taken her socks of yet.

Well, that was ... okay. Cute start, then kinda nothing much beyond that. Didn't really manage to develop itself. Unfortunately not the best scanlation either so bit tough to judge the writing, admittedly.

Isekai. OP protagonist. Food. Wow, such creative, much unique.

Stupid idol garbage doing stupid idol garbage things. Blergh. Hate it. Hopefully over quickly; though I wouldn't be surprised if that ended the series ^^#

Cute art and some amusing moments, but the setting wasn't thought through and the plot is shallow and doesn't do anything interesting; essentially demanding an emotional investment of the reader into characters that really only show up in the last five minutes and then leave again...

"Father ... I hadn't considered that." Well, yeah, so far the entire idea that there were any men involved at all seemed kinda deliberately brushed under the rug, which isn't exactly rare for a manga like this ...