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So far it's got a fairly interesting premise, so I'll definitely be looking forward to the next few chapters. I have some concerns, considering the emphasis on physical characteristics and romantic intentions between some of the characters, and how quickly the female lead opened up to her new...

I think the biggest problem this series had was that the author was certain they'd win, so they didn't even try to consolidate the story into the confines they were given, it's either that, or they ran out of content right before the rival arc, and decided to fluff out the remaining few...

I'm all for the sisters being goobers, so this new arc is gonna be incredible, but I'm also pretty interested in how Yuu will grow from this. He may be the world's most endearing moron, but he has to pick up some sort of idea of how they feel through this... right?

No blame whatsoever on the translator for dropping this, it's pure, unadulterated ass. The MC spent years suffering in slavery, then he immediately agreed to become a near-death person's slave to have access to the thing that was literally just hanging off her neck out in the open (oh but don't...

It's certainly quite long, and the format took some getting used to, but it was an enjoyable story with a fairly interesting premise and satisfyingly well-thought out ending. These particularly long oneshots are always intimidating, but between this one and the german grimdark cyberpunk one...

If that's the case, then I feel like this manga's just gone from mid to bad in my eyes. The way you've described it makes him seem more independent, more self-reliant, and like an actual character with growth for once. Not getting the other two involved, solving the problems on his own, and...

This is the kind of series where all the substance comes from the comment section it creates, isn’t it?

If I had to describe this series in a phrase, it’d probably be… “I don’t know”. What happened to the gods that seemed to be crucial after appearing in the first chapter? I don’t know, they never appeared again and have gone completely unmentioned as if they never existed. The MC spoke of...

This kind of premise is exactly what I’ve been hoping for for a while, and after the first chapter showed how traumatized the protagonist was by NTR, this might actually be a relatable manga for once. If this doesn’t go down any weird routes like constantly flashing back to the scenes and...

… Okay. That was a chapter. Unnecessarily excessive time skips, cartoonishly evil villains, next to no action, and the MC being enslaved by what seems to be the FMC in their first meeting. I don’t know how it’d be possible, but maybe, just maybe the author can turn this around before the...

I can’t help but feel a strange sense of cognitive dissonance with this entire work. On one hand, regardless of your personal beliefs on the subject matter, branching out in new ways is always good for a creative industry, especially one as over saturated as modern manga. But on the other… it...

I didn't have many expectations going in, but man am I pleasantly surprised. There's such a good blend of using the zombified state of the protagonist in comedic and horrifying ways, and especially with the most recent chapter, I can't help but be amazed by the creativity of it all. It's...

We're only two chapters in, but I gotta say that this is turning out to be really enjoyable. The comedy is on point, the plot is interesting, and if the cover art is accurate, it's only going to get even more chaotic (read as enjoyable). Solid 9/10 so far.

That's just because the FL was introduced as a victim of a stereotypical goon threatening to assault her before the MC came and saved her. Nothing actually happens, unfortunately that applies to both the FL and the would-be attacker since the MC just makes him throw up and then lets him run off.

The art in this one is actually really good, and while things are taking a bit to get started, I look forward to seeing what's going to happen from now on.

Painfully accurate to the Depression + OCD experience, and that scene with her mental world hit way too close to home. 10/10, I'm glad there's a depiction of this kind of thing now.

Thief Keith? Chief Keef? Instant 10/10.

This is one of those series that you can never fully predict, because on one hand, you want to believe an author can properly write a pushover character developing and gaining a spine to stand up to their oppressors, but on another hand, those are so few and far between. Most of the time, an MC...

Maybe it's just because it feels sort of like a fusion between Revenge of the Soul Eater and Chivalry of a Failed Knight, two series that I highly enjoyed, but I have a good feeling about this one going forward. The pacing is already better than the (unfortunately cancelled) manga for Soul...

This is one of the most cliched mangas to ever cliche its way into my reading list. I'll still read it, but it's the standard "butler gets fired for 'incompetence' but turns out to be super strong and was actually single-handedly carrying the whole territory" mixed with a smidge of "sage...