Nadia, the Medical Officer of the Izettain Empire.
After she saved another world, she finally returned to her original body. However, she had become a pervert who seduced the empire’s crazy dog.
It would be fine if only it hadn’t gone beyond seduction, but she ended up pissing off Lexion’s crazy dog.
While she was terrified of the man who looked like he would strangle her at any moment, a system message, which she thought she would never see again, popped up,
*System Message*
– Start of the Fate Quest.
– Get spanked on the @ss by fate (0/100)
‘My @ss? Why should my @ss be spanked?’
She didn’t have time to assimilate it.
As soon as her soul returned to its original body, she noticed that it reacted sensitively to Lexion’s hands.
Nadia, who has never held a man’s hand before, inevitably spends her days trapped in a hot love affair.
“I am a masochist…”
It was a masochist’s life. A masochist in every way.
I'll do a coin flip. If I get heads I'll read if tails I'll... read it one day.
I got tails... I did it twice as an excuse as the first tails made me feel bad... yea you're gonna be here alone for some time... cya mate
Art (7) - The artwork was decent but didn't leave a lasting impression; nonetheless, it was still engaging.
Characters (10) - All characters were remarkable. The main couple's traits occasionally took me by surprise in a positive way. The supporting characters, especially the senpais, were hilarious and added flavor to the story.
Overall, my enjoyment of this manga is a 10. I would certainly revisit it and recommend it to anyone seeking humor, romance, and sports elements.
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Note: Sports isn't the central theme of the manga but rather a component of it. Readers without soccer knowledge, like myself, should still be able to follow along easily.<br /><br />
The story takes place in a typical Japanese high school, which features various clubs, including the soccer club. There are many female students cheering and fangirling over the attractive soccer team members, especially the captain, Saki. Miki Moriyama is an ordinary student who doesn't understand why her friends are so crazy about Saki. That changes on a fateful day when, during the team's practice, one boy catches her attention. Sagara Yuuki is the shortest member of the team (he looks like a middle schooler), but he uses this to his advantage, proving to be faster and more agile. Overall, he's a promising figure, playing with all his spirit. Sagara Yuuki leaves a lasting impression on Miki Moriyama, and when they meet again at the infirmary, the wheels of destiny begin to turn.<br /><br />
They were once described in the manga as a "stupid couple," and I think it fits them perfectly. Their love is incredibly cute and clumsy at all times. Miki Moriyama finds herself in situations (common in shoujo stories) where other boys hit on her or even sexually harass her, but the outcomes are always surprising. I'm not particularly fond of shota, and I initially thought this manga would lean that way, but it doesn't. His short stature (even shorter than the girl) just highlights his determination and courage, and while he's cute, he becomes "manlier" for her.<br /><br />
The artwork isn't exceptional, but it remains beautiful and captivating during the most important moments. I have to admit, at one point, I stopped trying to distinguish all the team members since they mostly look alike. As for the storyline, it's easy to follow, with two (cute and funny) one-shots included in the middle.<br /><br />
Overall, "Get Love!!" is an interesting, cute, and refreshing manga. I really enjoy it (though I haven't finished reading yet), and I found myself smiling alone in front of my PC's screen because of its sweet moments.
That said, these minor issues didn't significantly impact my overall experience. There are plenty of other reasons why I rated this manga so low.
I enjoy soccer/football, love romance, and appreciate high school stories. Even though I'm almost 30, these themes still resonate with me. However, the short stories in each chapter became repetitive very quickly, and even the "funny moments" failed to make me laugh much. Neither of the main characters showed any development either. But what I truly detested about Get Love!! was its glorification of sexual violence and toxic relationships.
In Get Love!!, it's portrayed as normal and acceptable for any man to force himself on a woman without her consent. It's also considered normal to pressure or prevent your partner from wearing what she wants in public because heaven forbid if she looks cute in public. Additionally, it's seen as acceptable to bet someone else's body in a wager, and to punish those who defend victims by stopping potential rapes.
There are countless examples where sexism, sexual violence, harassment, and abuse are depicted in ways that romanticize these utterly repulsive and unforgivable behaviors. The mangaka was aware that elementary school children read this manga, yet she didn't use it as an opportunity to teach young boys and girls about respect and equality.
Honestly, I cannot recommend this to anyone. While I can handle and enjoy violent manga with gore and other shocking themes, promoting toxic behaviors under the guise of a "lovey-dovey" story is something I cannot condone.
For me, it's a 5/10.
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