You're too impatient, pal. Ahahahhaha. The fml in the novel loves violence so there's an action and also the fml is not your typical fml. She's a lunatic through and through. Well, the interaction of fml and ml is kinda cute though.
This manga perfectly matched my preferences. I really appreciate strong female protagonists, gradually developing yet solid relationships, and relaxing Slice of Life settings. So, if you're into any of these aspects, you should consider checking it out. The story centers around Tokeida Airi, her best friend Sahara Taki, her sister Nako, and the events at their school instigated by a mysterious group known as F.
The storyline isn't entirely unique—a popular student and a strange group plotting against them. However, there were sufficient plot twists to keep me hooked, and most of them flowed naturally, making the entire plot seem unforced. Overall, the story was pretty good, so I rate it a 7.
As for the art, while I'm not an expert to comment authoritatively, it appears average to me. Nothing about it stood out as exceptionally good or horribly bad—just from a regular person's perspective. Therefore, I also give the art a 7.
The characters were undoubtedly my favorite part of the manga. The main characters were well-developed and clearly established. I grew fond of Airi and Taki and their chemistry with each other and other characters. Airi exhibited multiple facets of her personality and was a balanced mix of positive and negative traits. She was physically strong, brave, and determined, but she also allowed herself moments of shyness and mental vulnerability in front of Taki. On the other hand, the side characters—Iseya, Michiru, and Hatori—had somewhat forced character development and changes, which were jarring. But if you can overlook that, or if you're not overly concerned about what the side characters do (like me), then you'll be fine. I give the characters an 8.
In terms of enjoyment, being the kind of person who gets excited over character relationship progressions, I genuinely enjoyed this manga. It was an engaging experience, and I was rather sad when I realized I had finished it. It drew me in, and watching the main couple share fluffy moments or experience developments brought a creepy otaku smile to my face. The fluff was executed exceptionally well—kudos to the mangaka for that. I rate enjoyment a 9.
Overall, I was very satisfied with what I read and highly recommend it to anyone considering it or looking for some fluff. Thus, the overall score for this review is a 9.
For this type of storyline, I believe the pacing was practically perfect for the most part. However, I do hesitate to say it's flawless because there were moments when you might find yourself thinking, "Any day now... Oh look, bunnies!"
(Note: There are no actual bunnies in this manga.)
At first, I almost gave up on it. But let me warn you—don’t do that! It may start off slowly, but if you're in the mood for a feel-good story with a touch of romance and comedy, this one’s worth sticking with. Also, I’m not sure why this manga isn’t labeled as romance, because it does feature several meaningful relationships.
What I found refreshing was how different this shoujo manga felt compared to others. It didn’t focus on an incompetent protagonist or involve an angry fan club attacking people (well, kind of—but that’s what makes it unique!).
I might have been overly generous giving it an 8, but since I was torn between 7 and 8, why not lean toward optimism?
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This manga perfectly matched my preferences. I really appreciate strong female protagonists, gradually developing yet solid relationships, and relaxing Slice of Life settings. So, if you're into any of these aspects, you should consider checking it out. The story centers around Tokeida Airi, her best friend Sahara Taki, her sister Nako, and the events at their school instigated by a mysterious group known as F.
The storyline isn't entirely unique—a popular student and a strange group plotting against them. However, there were sufficient plot twists to keep me hooked, and most of them flowed naturally, making the entire plot seem unforced. Overall, the story was pretty good, so I rate it a 7.
As for the art, while I'm not an expert to comment authoritatively, it appears average to me. Nothing about it stood out as exceptionally good or horribly bad—just from a regular person's perspective. Therefore, I also give the art a 7.
The characters were undoubtedly my favorite part of the manga. The main characters were well-developed and clearly established. I grew fond of Airi and Taki and their chemistry with each other and other characters. Airi exhibited multiple facets of her personality and was a balanced mix of positive and negative traits. She was physically strong, brave, and determined, but she also allowed herself moments of shyness and mental vulnerability in front of Taki. On the other hand, the side characters—Iseya, Michiru, and Hatori—had somewhat forced character development and changes, which were jarring. But if you can overlook that, or if you're not overly concerned about what the side characters do (like me), then you'll be fine. I give the characters an 8.
In terms of enjoyment, being the kind of person who gets excited over character relationship progressions, I genuinely enjoyed this manga. It was an engaging experience, and I was rather sad when I realized I had finished it. It drew me in, and watching the main couple share fluffy moments or experience developments brought a creepy otaku smile to my face. The fluff was executed exceptionally well—kudos to the mangaka for that. I rate enjoyment a 9.
Overall, I was very satisfied with what I read and highly recommend it to anyone considering it or looking for some fluff. Thus, the overall score for this review is a 9.
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For this type of storyline, I believe the pacing was practically perfect for the most part. However, I do hesitate to say it's flawless because there were moments when you might find yourself thinking, "Any day now... Oh look, bunnies!"
(Note: There are no actual bunnies in this manga.)
At first, I almost gave up on it. But let me warn you—don’t do that! It may start off slowly, but if you're in the mood for a feel-good story with a touch of romance and comedy, this one’s worth sticking with. Also, I’m not sure why this manga isn’t labeled as romance, because it does feature several meaningful relationships.
What I found refreshing was how different this shoujo manga felt compared to others. It didn’t focus on an incompetent protagonist or involve an angry fan club attacking people (well, kind of—but that’s what makes it unique!).
I might have been overly generous giving it an 8, but since I was torn between 7 and 8, why not lean toward optimism?
It’s only 26 chapters long, so give it a shot!