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@aFFi : It's subtle, but Anjou has some heavily repressed self-esteem issues (hinted during the mirror scene in the flashback chapter). In fact, what makes those two really interesting is that they're the opposite sides of the same coin. Seto has an inferiority complex and constantly tells...

I can only applaud the author for this chapter. Like many others, I already loved his artstyle, but here, he also showcases some great narrative skills. I'm sold. Narratively, the way he uses the paneling to outline Anjou point-of-view and "reveal" Seto to her eyes is brilliant. And story-wise...

I somewhat understand what the author want to portray : - Anjo feels safe around Seto because he's not trying to jump her. With her provocative attitude and bitchy look, she's seen as an easy "whorish" girl by the other people but she can be herself with Seto without him trying to make a move. -...

Holy cow, what a trainwreck this manga is. The art is abysmal... It just feels rushed and inconsistent. The mangaka doesn't know how to use his skills to emphasise a scene : the scenes that are supposed to be impactful lack details while useless random scenes are more elaborate. Sumireko's...

Holy cow, what a trainwreck this manga is. Are there any people reading the light novel who could tell us if it's worth expecting anything remotely interesting to come out of this manga? Should I drop this already before I get cancer?