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Honestly I don't mind if you DM me to avoid putting unrelated comments on threads. But anyway, my PFP is of the Persona characters Yuuki Makoto (Persona 3 protagonist) and Yu Narukami (Persona 4 protagonist) in the manga Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth Side: P4 in Volume 1, Chapter 7, page 22

The male lead being a perfect specimen made me think this was going to be some self-insert trash but this ended up being a lot more adorable and grounded than expected. The characters are fairly likable and reasonable, and the main couple is just adorable. Unironically this may just be the best...

It's messed up how Yuu would be involved in the crime of grooming no matter which one of the two he chooses

Some Japanese stories leave endings open-ended so it stays in the mind of readers longer and give them free rein to interpret what just happended and to contemplate what could happen after. Obviously open ending isn't exclusive to Japan or even Eastern storytelling - but coincidentally prior to...

Not this man tying to one-up a child 😭 grow up BUDDY!

Helck is a great manga that got too convoluted for its own good. Expositions, dues ex machina moments, twists, contrived tension, lack of/repetitive character growth/plot developments all piled on top of the creative worldbuilding... and it all came toppling down. Seriously. There's no subtlety...

wait this is just SOMA all over again

I don't really care that this manga's tone shifted away from your typical wholesome romcom. I also can't find what's so "dark", "nuanced", "grounded" about this. All I see is a novel setup badly told, with jarring tones (even after the genre switch), infuriating developments and insufferable...

The manga could've gone on for several more volumes... probably would've been better if it had run for a couple more volumes... but the author wished it to end early so... God I don't care if it's filler, I just wanted more of this series. What a wonderful ride everything was. Thanks for the...

I didn't play most of the games mentioned in this series but still felt happy reading about them because of how passionate and genuine the author was in depicting them. Also the romance was just adorable! What a great read. Thanks for the translations!

The manga had some pretty outlandish themes for a premise but very promptly contained itself to something more manageable and coherent: a short, cutesy story about some stupid high-schoolers grasping at love. Granted, some plot points are completely unnecessary, some overlooked because the manga...

500k - 1 million yen just to ask for love advice? Guys, just give the cash directly to the person of interest and start from there , I guarantee it'll work out way better and also cut out the way-too-intrusive middleman

This is the type of romcom manhwa where a beautiful girl - wayyy out of the league of a wet piece of cardboard that is the protagonist - falls for him for no reason. The manhwa knows this, references it through background characters asking the beauty what she likes in the piece of cardboard, and...

Hold on, 28 whole pushups?? That's more than impressive! You're practically a man already, Tsubaki!

One thing you can't deny: this manga really knows how to create cliffhangers. Thank you so much for the great translations! I really love the afterword after each chapter too, they take the words outta my mouth sometimes.

Wishing the author all the best with their future endeavours! Love School Zone, would love to see it returns, but nothing means more than the author's health

It's funny because yeah everyone around her truly is just hopeless when it comes to love

Damn these sisters are crazy

At some point the plot feels like it was made up as it went along. This manga has a few great moments but overall leaves much to be desired

Honestly I'm really enjoying this development. Super exicited to see how Asa-nee's support all those years ago has had a positive impact Fujimura-senpai's life even till this day, and how their life (becoming their true self) could possibly parellel each other. Thanks for the translations!