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This series is one of those "good premise, bad execution" types. Every character is extremely one-dimensional, except the abusive ex-gf, who is only somewhat more interesting. The setup was there, but the author didn't really know how to make the characters feel believable enough to make it...

This series is exhausting. I guess this similar to how most naïve sapphics experience their first love. As a miserable pining for a person that you know will never see you in the light you see them, while you watch from the sidelines as the live and love without you. Maybe you, the reader, just...

It's alright, but it really starts to lose steam after a while. It's cute, it's fluffy, it just isn't anything really deeper or more meaningful than that. And it just hits every cliche with absolutely no real tension. You can see every story beat coming a mile away. If anything, it's actually...

Ok, but he's a high schooler. I think a lot of people forget what they were like in high school. Or at least what some people are like in high school. The anxiety colors every interaction you have, and since you've probably never been in a real relationship before that point, it's likely that...

This is one of the few manga where the mc isn't actually dense, he's just pretending to be out of cowardice/concern. Isn't it like, chapter two that he realized that she was pretending to suck with tech to get closer to him? He just isn't sure what to do with that information.

Do you like punk as a style on other people and just don't think it suits her? Or do you just have a bias against that aesthetic? I think it looks great, but I just like that culture on the whole.

Well hey I've been wrong before, I'll be wrong again. The flag seemed really obvious but if the official site calls it a GL I must be wrong. I believe you are wrong about the definitions of GL and BL though. It's been boys' love and girls' love for decades. There are wikipedia pages on the...

I don't believe so. The writing is already on the wall even in the first chapter with the "if I were a girl i'd fall for him" and then the same line gets restated in chapter 2. The only variable is whether they decide to remain a girl or go BL. I'm hoping for the latter. The question is, how...

She says she "tells him" that she has a boyfriend to get him to confess faster, so like, is there actually another guy? Is there any basis to their relationship? Is she just posturing to get enough believable evidence? Or is she out there bonin' randos to make dude jealous? One concept is...

I gotta be real, the twist got me. I expected Hatori to be an evil protag, I just thought it would be a descent. I'm still on the fence though. It's very common that a psychological seemingly starts strong but as the curtains get pulled back you realize it's actually moronic. For some reason I'm...

If a 10 is peak, and 5 is the average series, this is maybe a 2. It's just a bunch of mixed up overused concepts with a thin veneer of originality. Bland characterization, generic world, boring everything. The art isn't horrible but it's very mediocre. It is at the least cohesive up to chapter 7...

Maybe before the rot took hold? I think it'd be basically impossible to keep going with her going off the whole time. Worse than loudly and poorly fake moaning, worse than talking about the inappropriate relationship she had with her dead father, worse than talking about her bowel movement...

Her hands turn red when she blushes. Damn that's cute.

Maybe not falsetto, that's a dead giveaway for false. Women can do falsetto contrary to myth, but wouldn't need to since unless they have throat damage they would already have a feminine voice. He(? he intentionally used watashi over boku, but didn't choose to use atashi. i'm not good enough...

Bro spent all that time writing a schedule... he's going to have to redo it every time a new facet shows up. I wonder if we'll ever see a facet that dislikes him?

He thinks she wants to give him friendship chocolate... while she's red as a beet with her tits out... I can't even handle the shounen protag syndrome.

The curse of ending right when the couple gets together... a story like this could have told more through their interactions in the future. Still, I suppose it was always a coming-of-age story about learning what it means to love someone. While there was more that could have been said, I...

Teach has incredible taste

Man... that's cute