Lagoon Engine

Story: The narrative is composed of small scenarios, each one touching and significant. What makes the story stand out is its balance between seriousness and humor. There are light-hearted moments scattered throughout, like when Yen Ragun questions a character's gender, leading to an amusingly awkward resolution.

Art: The artwork is impressive overall, though it can get a bit chaotic during battle scenes with too many elements flying around. Despite this, the visual quality remains commendable.

Characters: The characters are fantastic! Each one possesses unique traits that set them apart. For instance, Shintaro Nagasaku, the editor of Ragun's mother, enjoys cross-dressing, adding layers to his personality.

Enjoyment: I rate this a perfect 10 because the art beautifully complements the characters, who in turn enhance the story. It all culminates in a thoroughly enjoyable reading experience.

Overall: This manga series earns a solid 9. It's simply great!

Damn I'm going to tear up

A nice big update finally.

Just finished this was a good read fucked up and confusing at times but a good read I will give a 7/10 Campbell soup cans

ch41's censorship is ridiculous and pointless.

Ye, i want season 2 tho

Not sure I agree that it's a change from the titt-waifu-romances.
Those are weird because everyone wants to ride the mc because of basically just one aspect of them that's interesting, and because they are kind. Despite there being loads of others with the same criteria who aren't as sub-optimal as the mc.

That's...basically this. Just, instead of romance, it's a bromance... except when it's also a romance.

That's a common TV thing. Like MASH ran for 8 years complete with holidays but took place during a war that only lasted 3 years. Or the Simpsons which had like 20 years worth of holidays but no one aged or moved up a school grade.