What Do You Call This Trash

[rgahmad11]

This was a pretty good read, despite it being pretty short.

 

[SheeptheShawn]

I really loved the ending, especially the epilogue where the big brother breaks the cycle by giving attention to his older kid (since he struggled with attention from his mother when he was a child), and although the story was cringe at some points where the younger brother was simping REALLY hard, I liked that he managed to break things off at the end to give us a pretty good close to the story. Also did the ending imply the younger brother got together with the girl who had a crush on him?

 

[Poo_kun]

nice art but shiet plot, nothing worse with this life and you have to read this series, maybe not the right time :"(

 

[fadelzoel]

This is so ass

 

[Usernamer01]

Good stuff

 

[Painasbread]

Average plot done reaaaally well, nothing you can really expect, keeps you reading until the end, 8/10.
I usually don't bother reading average plots, so it shows how perfect the execution was.
A fitting 11/10 art style plays a big part in this "perfect execution." Otherwise, however well you manage to write it, it will not escape my dumpster fire.

+1 because I liked it, otherwise it's a simple 8/10.

 

[Kainius]

Title is accurate. Completely mid, 5/10. The ending is a sudden 90 degree turn from what 29 chapters set up...had potential but major fumble at the end.

 

[Jamsbat]

I read this all in one night and have to say I really thought I was going to hate this but I surprisingly don't. The character development is amazing! So for people hesitant about reading this just binge the whole story, trust everything gets better.

 

[megaguil]

Just read this. Thank you so much superstorm for all the translations!!!

I was worried this would go in the direction of an absolute train wreck cause damn were the characters’ lives getting messy. But the mangaka resolved it wholesomely. It was a great read, and I’m so glad the story was told in the way it was. Great art, solid development. The one thing I think I wanted out of this was a more holistic ending, like showing a few panels with the MC and who he ended up with together, rather than just the phone call. A good one nonetheless.