Watashi no Oshi wa Akuyaku Reijou.

[leviadragon]

This manga has NTR. I repeat, it has NTR.
Someone please explain how this has 9+/10?

Uh... no? It has a romantic rival appearing during a point where a relationship is still heavily in flux, which is pretty standard romance story fare.

 

[McSealius]

So I do love this story... but there is an elephant in the room, and that is the broader socio-political backdrop, which effectively claims that displacing or dismantling such a system as Inherited Noble Titles is a bad thing, or at least bad in the context of how it is occurring in this case, with shadowy puppeteers being the true masterminds of an egalitarian uprising, which is an accusation often falsely leveled at real-world liberation movements.

It frankly places far too much faith in the potential for positive outcomes in such a system of inherited wealth and political power, and leads to some pretty brain-dead takes.

I get that some of this is inevitable in a story about the lead getting closer to an initially antagonistic figure from that landed gentry, but there were a lot of ways to write a transition away from that kind of society without making that the scheme of the bad guys.

I say don't dig too deeply into it besides using this as a way to tell who's relatively bad and who's relatively good, because once u start to knitpick into the details, it'll be obvious that a novel or a manga adaptation about a romance story like this wouldnt overly explain the politics to the point they make perfect sense.

Plus, before that I would have pointed out how every brown skinned person we seen is depicted like human trash as more of a bad thing.

 

[leviadragon]

I say don't dig too deeply into it besides using this as a way to tell who's relatively bad and who's relatively good, because once u start to knitpick into the details, it'll be obvious that a novel or a manga adaptation about a romance story like this wouldnt overly explain the politics to the point they make perfect sense.

Plus, before that I would have pointed out how every brown skinned person we seen is depicted like human trash as more of a bad thing.

Ah... you're right, how did I miss that.

 

[Prismatic-chan]

one of the few yuri stories i follow physically.
really enjoy reading this one, it's a great manga with very good art direction and lovable characters, and feels fresh in spite of the isekai origin.
i fully recommend this.
how do we relationship was the other physical release i followed, and that finally concluded not so long ago.
hopefully they won't drag this one on for too long.

 

[Renedemi]

I don't really have much to say man this shit is just good.

I don't feel any sort of boredom reading this, actually insane how my ADHD-ridden ass is able to focus do much on just reading the story and dialogue. It's interesting and entertaining enough.

I also don't have any problems with the characters. None of them are an eyesore and I basically like all of them. The only nitpick I would have is that some characters like Loretta and Pepi imo are heavily underused at the moment, but that can be solved with just more time.

Speaking of the characters, there's plenty of character development. That's one of the biggest reasons why I like all of them. Especially Rae/Rei, that time with Manaria was really good for her to realize that just watching is just simply not going to cut it.

I don't know so much about the comedy part in the "rom-com". I think the most I have laughed is whenever the Cardinal's dual personality goes nuts. Even then, it's kinda just a bit of a chuckle or two. That can just be a preference issue though so it's not really that big of a con.

I would recommend this very confidently. It's good, very good!.

 

[bottsvr]

so fkin overrated, from art to story.

 

[Lyskarm]

Kinda annoying how the main character Rae gets beaten by Lilly so easy, like how does she plan to protect her lover like that if she just gives up so easy, i miss her enthusiasm and her happy strong determination that was at the start