Nanoni, Chigira-kun ga Amasugiru.
And Yet, You Are So Sweet

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I do not know what else to say but KAWAIIIIII (this review is based on the first 15 chapters)

DISCLAIMER..... DONT watch if you do not like seeing the cutest ML everrr

I do not know why nobody has written a review for this yet but so I can help you out I will write one for you

STORY 7/10: The story itself is interesting in my opinion, it is about a high school first-year who confesses to the guy who she has liked for a while, and then he blatantly rejects her and he even posted on his socials totally making fun of her, then when ... she is on library duty she meets the most popular guy in school (yh yh cliche I know) and she tells him what happened then basically he said she should just have an unrequited love for he instead which sounds so conceited but trust me its the cutest thing ever

ART 8/10: the art is nothing too special but I think it really captures the calmness of the ML and the clumsy and cuteness of the FL

CHARACTER 7/10: NOW if we were just talking about the ML then it would be a ten but I think the denseness of the FL deducts a few points, but honestly it is not that nad since she obviously has been heartbroken so it's not like she would believe anything good could happen to her

ENJOYMENT 10/10: at first I found the situation kind of weird but that was only for like the first two chapters then I after that I was saying KAWAII after every chapter

OVERALL 8/10: I really recommend this manga, I can not say anything else but I just love it so much!! so enjoy

If you like cute, wholesome romance manga, this is for you.

The story is a bit unusual, the best thing I can compare it to without spoiling would be the "fake romance" that develops further along the way, although that doesn't fully do it justice. I find it very interesting to see how both ML and FL show their affection in their own ways, while dealing with their insecurities and slowly growing closer - all without any unnecessary drama or love-triangles.

The characters themselves lack a certain depth, at least up until now there isn't much of a backstory to learn, the focus being rather on their ... interactions and the development of their relationship as such. But personally I don't think that's a bad thing, this is not something I would read for a deep, complex plot, but simply for some feel-good fluff. And for that it's great.