I Became the Academy’s Kibitz Villain

I really dont know if I want to continue reading, I know I shouldn't compare this to blood warlock, but I was hoping that it would help subside my craving for that novel. Sadly, it just ain't hitting the same, even with the similarities, currently at chapter 72.

So you like Reverend Insanity? You like how smart, cunning, deceitful, etc
Fang Yuan is? Or maybe you've read LOTM and you like people playing as Gods? Maybe you also like Amon and His countless clones and how terrifying it is when 'He' suddenly pops out in front of you? This novel also have a deadpool from Walmart, a death note taken from the same source and some world even has Bloodborne, Dark souls, and SCP setting. MC is basically Amon, Fang Yuan, Mordret, Spectral Soul, Gu Changge all at the same time. While retaining the love towards life.

Report it's been 5 Months since the last update still no signs of any change will continue to observe

I agree, too many pov and erica has started to annoy me. she doesn't know what she wants or who she wants. I think the author has no clue how to end this story. it's starting to unnecessarily drag on. I'm out.

Hi everyone! Author here. I had to go on hiatus because of some health problems, but I'm back and now I'm updating the story daily. Thank you so much for your continued support and I hope you keep enjoying my story. ...️

Not really perfect, but it was a good read.

Alright, so Itazura na Kiss (InK) may be a very well-known manga, having inspired multiple dramas and movies, but honestly, I didn’t enjoy it at all. The "opposites attract" storyline, while common in manga, here feels forced, creating a love story between two people who fundamentally lack compatibility. It became so unbearable that I stopped reading after forcing myself through 40 chapters. And don't expect a satisfying conclusion—this series remains unfinished due to the untimely passing of the mangaka.  

Story - 2  
Kotoko Aihara is an underachiever who falls for Naoki Irie, the smartest (and most handsome, incoming Gary Stu) student, only to be bluntly rejected. However, an earthquake destroys her home, leaving her and her father to move in with the Irie family, friends of her father. This reignites Kotoko's one-sided affection, leading to years of her struggling to win Naoki's heart.  

The premise doesn’t sound terrible, but what frustrates me is how repetitive the chapters become.  

Art - 4  
The art style looks more like a rough draft than a polished product, making the manga tedious to read.  

Characters - 1  
First, Kotoko, our protagonist, embodies everything a character shouldn’t. She falls for Naoki based on shallow reasons—his freshman speech—and becomes his doormat. Lacking pride or self-respect, she relentlessly tries to win him over. Meanwhile, Naoki is even worse. Portrayed as a genius, he comes across as an annoying, one-dimensional character with no growth. One chapter he’s kind to Kotoko, but the next, he reverts to his old ways. He shows no interest in her yet resents her moving on. He’s the detached genius trope often seen in anime, without any real development.  

Most side characters are equally irritating. Naoki’s mom initially seemed okay, but she turns out to be a helicopter parent constantly interfering in his life. And Kin-chan? A Kotoko for Kotoko, basically following her around and being downright creepy.  

Overall - 3  
InK wasn’t my cup of tea. Watching the writer attempt to create a relationship between two incompatible characters was exhausting. That said, it might appeal to others, so don’t judge solely on this review. Proceed with caution if you decide to read it.

I absolutely love this classic Shoujo manga for numerous reasons. The characters are incredibly endearing, and the story strikes a perfect balance between comedy and seriousness. I thoroughly enjoyed watching Kyouko's pursuit of Irie throughout the series, as well as gaining insight into Irie's feelings about it.

There's something for everyone to enjoy in this charming tale about a girl who's head over heels for a boy who seems completely disinterested.

The side characters have become some of my all-time favorites, and the main character's struggles are relatable and often sympathetic. If I could, I would reread this manga countless times.

This is a series I wholeheartedly recommend to anyone who enjoys Shoujo or simply appreciates a great read.

STORY - 8  
ART - 8  
CHARACTERS - 10<p>