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Can we get rid of this AI bullshit somehow?

You being unable to read is evident, but must you subject us literate people to your horrendous writing as well? Vocalising your distaste of some or other aspects of a work is good and all (at the risk of exposing your lack of reading comprehension to the world), but perhaps you could try to...

I get that sometimes people are tired of waiting for releases, and get to do it themselves, often time via machine translations, but the "no group" that translated chapters 27 and 28 need to be tried for crimes against literacy. It's so bad it makes the reading experience worse. I'd rather just...

I just saw some promotion for the anime and thought I'd check out the manga, and here I am a few hours later having binged the whole thing in one sitting. It was a fantastic read and I am henceforth also greatly anticipating the anime adaptation.

I mean sure, the story is good, and you and me may be unfazed by the nudity, so it doesn't diminish our enjoyment of the read. But we need to aknowledge that other people can be more sensitive to it, and may react badly to being surprised by nudity (especially of teenagers) where it was not...

Sure, it's bound to happen that some people don't check out the comments, I'm saying that some others will, and skip straight to the most recent ones. For those specifically, periodic reminders can serve as useful warnings. We have to consider that some people would not have prior knowledge of...

Nah, messages like this are important so that unsuspecting people that checks comments first can avoid getting burned. I'd say to each their own, so long as no real people are involved, but some would have come here without prior knowledge of the author and I can hardly imagine the whiplash for...

Yeah, maybe the titties were gratuitous fanservice. I don't think it was necessary to show them to demonstrate teenagers getting horny for each others. I don't care that the story indulges in mature themes, but this feels like it was more for the benefit of the audience than of the story.

I've come here thanks to you linking this manga in another one's comments. You have my gratitude, it is a fantastic read so far.

This is a nothing manga, 17 chapters in and nothing happened, we didn't learn a thing about anyone involved, and the premisce is hardly exploited as a theme. There's just stuff that's there, and then some more stuff, none of which is of consequence or advance the plot. rince and repeat ad nauseam.

well for the most part you don't see the delivery part of the pregnancies in mangas (with some disturbing exceptions), but in this particular case we have to bear in mind that it is a subgenre of yaoi, so we're still dealing with male on male pairing, with one taking on the "female role" in the...

This is starting off really strong. There were some small pacing hiccups in the first chapter, but I'm glad to see chapter 2 is great. Thanks to whoever decided to translate this, hopefully it stays consistent in writing quality throughout. And now to wait on for the next chapter.

What the fuck is this? This can hardly count as manga, can it? Mangas, like comic books and bande desinees, is a type of sequencial art, which implies at least 2 frames that follow one another to create said sequence. This is just an illustration.

I'm replying a year later, but with what's happened up to chapter 26, I'd say you can put the incest and sexual violence tags back on. If the tags don't get put back, then maybe this comment will serve as a warning of sorts for people that checks for it before reading. It's not horrible or...

What if bocchi was a yuri manga is something I didn't expect to see outside of "derivative" works.

Ugh, what's with the pacing between chapter 1 and 2? It's like we've skipped a whole arc of devellopment because the author couldn't wait for them to fall in love, and the ending of chapter 2 feels unwarranted as a result, like we didn't deserve it quite yet. It is implied (I think) that some...

indeed. I'd have liked to have more but it's fine as is, too.

(here come a short leçon in yaoi culture) It borrows from a trope/ subset of yaoi called "omegaverse", in which the population is sorted into 3 categories: The alphas, typically dominant and masculine, usually at the top of any hierarchy; the betas, that are your run of the mill random guys; and...

I get where you're coming from, but it lack too many elements for romance. It would be a good starting point, though. I think the work in its current form focus more on the feeling of cuteness rather than finding someone attractive. Besides, there is not many indication that the characters would...

This is what brainrot looks like.