Hoshino-kun, Shitagatte! - Vol. 1 Ch. 5

[MangaDex]

 

[insert]

I still don't get what her endgame is

 

[Schernobyl]

The mind games are just awful yet beautiful. What is her end game?

 

[GastrointestinalLot]

Wow I thought she was dropping illness flags like Magari for a moment

 

[Kaduufrrj]

"The journey is more important than the destination". Honestly, I'm waiting for the destination, I'm totally lost in the journey of this manga.

 

[Hamdan07a]

She doesn't has a endgame, or anything deep behind what she do.

 

[Hicleric]

If I treat the stories like disconnected oneshots, they are far more digestible and enjoyable. The overall structure is pretty consistent with any other teasing story, only with a...not quite delinquent vibe.

 

[LiffeyNinja]

What are they cooking here?

 

[Lasim]

And again, nobody got what is in her mind. It’s feel like those girl-toying-guy mangas but this time the author decided to cut off all part revealed the girl’s inner mind to give her a “mysterious” vibe. I don’t think it is working as they expected tho.

 

[ysil69]

This manga sucks...

 

[Kaduufrrj]

What do you think? 1 - The author told Ojiro the story, and she thought it was incredible, perhaps because of something that's going to happen. 2 - Ojiro was offered a lot of money and accepted, regardless of whether it's good or not. 3 - Ojiro thought it was not good, but accepted because she was forced to by her contract with the publisher.

 

[shrike]

This is the kind of youth experience that will trigger you to drink heavily once you're an adult.

 

[Netik765]

I don't mind the story and even find some of the jokes funny, but I'm having trouble getting invested in the characters. I guess this is a wait and see manga. Here's hoping for an interesting revelation.

 

[jonnywarlock]

Oh Hoshino, my dude...You are truly a maiden. Which is prolly why Yamada keeps targeting him.

 

[mangasquirrel]

What do you think? 1 - The author told Ojiro the story, and she thought it was incredible, perhaps because of something that's going to happen. 2 - Ojiro was offered a lot of money and accepted, regardless of whether it's good or not. 3 - Ojiro thought it was not good, but accepted because she was forced to by her contract with the publisher.

This just seems like a episodic gag manga so far. I think she's taking a check and drawing this while planning her next story.

 

[RooneyRoo]

Yeah I'm done with this. Not for me I guess...

 

[CloudGazing]

showing her tummy

what did she mean by this?

 

[horsewithnoname]

I don't mind the story and even find some of the jokes funny, but I'm having trouble getting invested in the characters. I guess this is a wait and see manga. Here's hoping for an interesting revelation.

For a wait like this the see better hit me like a runaway isekai truck

 

[potatoawards]

What do you think? 1 - The author told Ojiro the story, and she thought it was incredible, perhaps because of something that's going to happen. 2 - Ojiro was offered a lot of money and accepted, regardless of whether it's good or not. 3 - Ojiro thought it was not good, but accepted because she was forced to by her contract with the publisher.

Offered lots of money, to begin with the writer has no deal being accepted by a publisher unless he paid for the manga to be published he's an unexperienced writer that only worked as a comedian, so yeah money

 

[potatoawards]

Is this manga weekly or monthly? if it's weekly i'm dropping