Temple
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I first found out about this manga from a single panel from a subreddit about anime and manga out of context and it seemed funny to me when I looked at said funny picture.
And oh boy was I right!
Now, is it a complete 10/10?
Of course not, hardly anything is perfect and deserves a perfect score, but the manga has regularly made me laugh and holds no punches back. I am also getting into Grand Blue as well since it has the same artist from this manga but the two so far seem a little different from another.
Its like comparing Nagatoro and One Punch Man.
You ... will like this manga if you like having mangas that are quick to punch you in the gut with comedy and don't hold back. This is definingly a hidden gem.
Anyway to end this ramble, I completely think that this manga is diffidently the funniest manga I have ever read and I absolutely think anyone should read it.

I came for the art, I wasn't disappointed. This manga is about a guy who wants to train himself to become a monk and yet the circumstances make it quite difficult. One of the things monk do is to free themselves of worldly desires and yet he is greeted by a bunch of thic- I mean, gorgeous women. The girls all have different personalities, some want to be responsible, others want to fool around. And some of that fooling around involves in things that trigger the "man of culture" inside men. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) Despite the amount of eye candy, it has a fairly ... decent plot and the problem with the temple is addressed quite often. The mc is also not a jerk and tries to be the guy that the girls in the temple can rely on particularly when it comes to saving their temple. That makes it a good read for me.

Thanks for reading my review and God bless.

Yo, what the fuck. That's basically just Love Hina with a fresh coat of paint.
Dude goes to a Temple/ Inn to study/ get rid of his worldly sins, but surprise, it's full with beautiful women who hate him at first but then gradually fall for the dude.

Love Hina was THE trendsetter for harem Manga. And while the opinions may vary, it was undoubtedly influential and shaped the Mange landscape.

Temple on the other hand is dripping in mediocrity and has nothing new or exiting for it. No new twists, no new gags. Nothing. Hell, if the at least the MC wouldn't be so Beta it ... would've been a more pleasant read.

If you like Love Hina, you'll like this one, as it is a carbon copy. But while you read it, you'll always have this bad aftertaste in your mouth.

What an uninspired Manga. And to top it of, it's from the same Mangaka who drew Grand Blue.

Ouch.