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I really really like this series. There's a big dichotomy between the two major characters and their outlooks, but it's done in a way where you can empathize with both of their positions. They're well-written, likeable characters who have reasonable motivations and depth. I was wrong going into...

Not what I expected at all (in a good way.) Totally worth a read!

This series suffers from the same issue I have with danganronpa, where there's an annoying amount of emphasis on a theme centering on one or two words that really aren't as important as the series makes them out to be. A good read if you don't mind seeing the words 'extrovert' and 'introvert'...

It's bad. There's not much else to say

On paper this is a series that I would love, but I just can't say I like it. It's cute, but totally awkward and forced a lot of the time.

I like this a lot. None of the developments are forced or feel really out of place. The characters have grounded but distinct personalities.

It's a neat twist of two overdone genres in manga, but it's far too heavy-handed with the fanservice.

Characters have a bit more depth than the usual isekai. Biggest problem with it is the mild to severe sexism that the author just NEEDS to include for whatever reason.

"What's with this sweet scent that's unique to women?" is possibly the saddest thing I've read in a while

I don't remember the name of the other manga, but this one is definitely better than that (at least with the chapters out now)

Another promising isekai ruined by the unnecessary addition of "moral slavery." Sad.

This series feels like someone planted the seed for a genuinely good comedy, then immediately proceeded to take a dump on it. Poor execution in every sense of the term.

Not recommended for those with a fear of the unstoppable marching of time that is slowly guiding us all towards an inevitable death. Otherwise excellent

The "friend" character has completely ruined this already questionable manga by being the most unlikable, annoying piece of shit ever written.

I cannot for the life of me understand the point of this manga.

The beginning had an interesting premise and was set up nicely, but it feels like the author decided to skip what should have been the entire middle of the manga? All that happened was two classmates started working the same secret job, and then all of a sudden, without any indication of it...

I hope this series crumbles into dust never to crawl its way out of the septic tank it dug itself into.

I saw the tag and still didn't see that coming.

It's fun and light.

Cute, but not much more than that. Mc is about as smart as a pile of bricks, which is the only reason he hasn't figured out the girl likes him. On that topic—the author decided to go with a super cliché, Nisekoi-like reason for her liking him in the first place. He saved her or something when...