It's a relief to see there aren't any reviews for this manga yet, giving me the chance to express just how terrible it is without wading through countless opinions from people who were misled into thinking this manga has any depth.
Story: 1/10
Let me cut straight to the chase. Yoshiyuki loses his father and the love of his life. His response? Working at a host club because, well, he has nothing better to do—like pursuing education or finding a decent job. Along the way, he experiences a series of tragic events designed to tug at your heartstrings, but all they do is make you feel sorry for him and the so-called "characters" involved. Ultimately, Yoshiyuki and everyone else end up miserable. The end.
There’s absolutely no substance to the story, just like every other aspect of this series. What sets this installment apart is that its storyline manages to be EVEN MORE SUPERFICIAL than the rest. How is that even possible? I have no idea.
Art: 4/10
Standard shoujo art style—nothing impressive, nothing awful. However, in this part of the series, the characters all look eerily similar.
Character: 1/10
Yoshiyuki is the sole character you might care about, and only because he’s constantly present throughout the manga. He lacks personality and somehow manages to be shallower than Ayu and Reina from the previous installments.
One "character" you could maybe argue has some semblance of depth is Reina's daughter, Ayu. But her sole purpose is to inject more tragedy into the narrative. As for the others? I genuinely found myself wondering who some of these "characters" were as they kept reappearing. They exist merely to serve specific plot points on a few pages before vanishing. And let’s not forget the one-off "characters"—unnecessarily evil just to add more drama and sorrow.
Enjoyment: 1/10
I didn’t even find humor in how bad this manga was. My only source of enjoyment came when it finally ended, though I’m still dreading reading the final installment in the series after finishing this review.
Overall: 1/10
In conclusion, don’t waste your time on this manga. It surpasses the previous installments in sheer terribleness, and the tragic events fail to evoke pity because the "characters" are nothing more than hollow tropes with names.
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It's a relief to see there aren't any reviews for this manga yet, giving me the chance to express just how terrible it is without wading through countless opinions from people who were misled into thinking this manga has any depth.
Story: 1/10
Let me cut straight to the chase. Yoshiyuki loses his father and the love of his life. His response? Working at a host club because, well, he has nothing better to do—like pursuing education or finding a decent job. Along the way, he experiences a series of tragic events designed to tug at your heartstrings, but all they do is make you feel sorry for him and the so-called "characters" involved. Ultimately, Yoshiyuki and everyone else end up miserable. The end.
There’s absolutely no substance to the story, just like every other aspect of this series. What sets this installment apart is that its storyline manages to be EVEN MORE SUPERFICIAL than the rest. How is that even possible? I have no idea.
Art: 4/10
Standard shoujo art style—nothing impressive, nothing awful. However, in this part of the series, the characters all look eerily similar.
Character: 1/10
Yoshiyuki is the sole character you might care about, and only because he’s constantly present throughout the manga. He lacks personality and somehow manages to be shallower than Ayu and Reina from the previous installments.
One "character" you could maybe argue has some semblance of depth is Reina's daughter, Ayu. But her sole purpose is to inject more tragedy into the narrative. As for the others? I genuinely found myself wondering who some of these "characters" were as they kept reappearing. They exist merely to serve specific plot points on a few pages before vanishing. And let’s not forget the one-off "characters"—unnecessarily evil just to add more drama and sorrow.
Enjoyment: 1/10
I didn’t even find humor in how bad this manga was. My only source of enjoyment came when it finally ended, though I’m still dreading reading the final installment in the series after finishing this review.
Overall: 1/10
In conclusion, don’t waste your time on this manga. It surpasses the previous installments in sheer terribleness, and the tragic events fail to evoke pity because the "characters" are nothing more than hollow tropes with names.