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In seriousness, its a cute comfy manga with some top-tier fan service, but it really never found its footing. The premise of her being a police officer (unofficial, self appointed) never went anywhere and Eclair's reasons for sticking around were poorly set, so there's really no tension or stakes - yes this because she's shallow and petty, but that same logic means there's nothing stopping her from just as quickly changing her mind and doing something else.First of all, while both series are owned by the same publisher, both are in different magazines. Rent-a-GF is Weekly Shonen Magazine, this is Weekly Young Magazine. The former is shonen while the latter is seinen, and they both have their own criteria for what series succeed and which don’t.
I think this series just hasn’t hit Young Mag’s particular sales threshold. It may sell okay, but not the numbers they expected. This can cause even the best manga out there to be cancelled - unfortunately, manga publishing is still very much a violent state of affairs.
Not that there's anything wrong with having a manga more than a silly-cozy Slice-of-ecchi-life, but it also makes it very replacable, which I'm guessing played as much of a part as sales.
I'm assuming having a literal Devil(girl) as a police officer may have causes some editorial concerns real or imagined.
Its still criminal this gets the axe but RAG keeps cucking along.
Way a head of you bro.If the manga fandom wants to stop Rent-a-Girlfriend, they need to collectively not give a shit about it. Don’t read it, don’t watch it, don’t buy it - even as a joke. And if you meet someone who unironically likes Rent-a-Girlfriend, then tell them to do the same.