Oh, you don't have to do that much (≧▽≦) but I somehow really find this novel worthwhile to read. Maybe I just want other people to laugh, cry and be happy, worried and scared for the characters here, too If you ever find it somehow hard to continue it is alright to take a break for your heart and mind sometimes (although it might not be as heavy as ORV, The World after the Fall or Author's pov(?? I am about to read that one yet)) but this one made me cry on chapters even after reading it like with sss-class suicide hunter 🥲ຶ I just can say that when I continued reading this until the end I felt glad I did :D
This book is awful, sorry no offensive to the author, but it just bad. The writing is fine but the female lead is horrible, l just can't feel sorry for her and the plot is confusing.
Typical Harem RomCom setup. The Main Character (MC) is utterly hopeless on his own. The MC stumbles upon a girl with extraordinary powers that will drastically alter his life. As the story unfolds, the MC discovers more girls with unique abilities, and together, they gradually form his harem. In between these encounters, there's plenty of fanservice and misunderstandings that spice up the interactions between him and the girls. Each girl carries her own baggage from the past, and the MC resolves their issues in a quintessentially shounen fashion before moving on to assist another. It’s a clichéd premise, yet I must admit, some parts were genuinely enjoyable.
Story - 6: Take everything mentioned above, sprinkle in demons and angels, and you've got the gist. The MC has struck a deal with a devil, who grants him three wishes in exchange for his soul. Until all three wishes are fulfilled, the devil resides with the MC. As the narrative progresses, more girls join the MC's harem, adding layers of comedy to his life. This isn't the most innovative tale, especially if you're familiar with shounens, harems, or romcoms—you've likely encountered a similar manga premise. However, harem romcoms aren't renowned for their storytelling. Instead, readers primarily engage with them for the characters, their quirks, and the dynamics between them.
Characters - 7: Keita is your average student who unexpectedly meets Maki, the devil princess. Maki embodies the airheaded devil archetype; despite her royal status, she knows little about being a devil, often consulting a guidebook written by her mother, even in front of the person she's contracted with. These two serve as the primary leads of the manga. As the story advances, they encounter other humans, devils, angels, and familiars. Most characters lack memorability but offer amusement while reading through the fanservice and typical romcom occurrences. Many possess motivations leading to conflicts within Keita's harem, which he must resolve. To his credit, Keita shows signs of maturity by the manga's conclusion. While the characters are entertaining during the read, none stand out enough to linger in memory post-finale.
Art - 8: The artwork is commendably decent. Initially simplistic with minimal flair and detail, it evolves significantly as battles and fights intensify in later chapters, delivering visually appealing content. The art style reflects an era from the early 2000s, executed well enough to clearly distinguish each character effortlessly.
Enjoyment - 7: Being an avid fan of harem romcom series, I've experienced numerous tropes, events, and character archetypes within this genre. Consequently, it takes something extraordinary to impress me. This manga doesn't achieve that. Nevertheless, it remains enjoyable, fun, and serves as a great time-killer between lessons or work. Ultimately, after finishing, you might struggle to recall many character names.
Overall - 7: If you're a fan of Harem romcoms and seek something comfortably familiar, or if such series are your guilty pleasure, this could be worth a try. It doesn't break new ground, and all the expected harem romcom clichés are present. Are the clichés overused? Absolutely. Do they still provide enjoyment? Definitely.
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Story - 6: Take everything mentioned above, sprinkle in demons and angels, and you've got the gist. The MC has struck a deal with a devil, who grants him three wishes in exchange for his soul. Until all three wishes are fulfilled, the devil resides with the MC. As the narrative progresses, more girls join the MC's harem, adding layers of comedy to his life. This isn't the most innovative tale, especially if you're familiar with shounens, harems, or romcoms—you've likely encountered a similar manga premise. However, harem romcoms aren't renowned for their storytelling. Instead, readers primarily engage with them for the characters, their quirks, and the dynamics between them.
Characters - 7: Keita is your average student who unexpectedly meets Maki, the devil princess. Maki embodies the airheaded devil archetype; despite her royal status, she knows little about being a devil, often consulting a guidebook written by her mother, even in front of the person she's contracted with. These two serve as the primary leads of the manga. As the story advances, they encounter other humans, devils, angels, and familiars. Most characters lack memorability but offer amusement while reading through the fanservice and typical romcom occurrences. Many possess motivations leading to conflicts within Keita's harem, which he must resolve. To his credit, Keita shows signs of maturity by the manga's conclusion. While the characters are entertaining during the read, none stand out enough to linger in memory post-finale.
Art - 8: The artwork is commendably decent. Initially simplistic with minimal flair and detail, it evolves significantly as battles and fights intensify in later chapters, delivering visually appealing content. The art style reflects an era from the early 2000s, executed well enough to clearly distinguish each character effortlessly.
Enjoyment - 7: Being an avid fan of harem romcom series, I've experienced numerous tropes, events, and character archetypes within this genre. Consequently, it takes something extraordinary to impress me. This manga doesn't achieve that. Nevertheless, it remains enjoyable, fun, and serves as a great time-killer between lessons or work. Ultimately, after finishing, you might struggle to recall many character names.
Overall - 7: If you're a fan of Harem romcoms and seek something comfortably familiar, or if such series are your guilty pleasure, this could be worth a try. It doesn't break new ground, and all the expected harem romcom clichés are present. Are the clichés overused? Absolutely. Do they still provide enjoyment? Definitely.