Yochi Nouryoku Manga: Kunou Chiyo
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tl;dr: A super wholesome romance story with actual progress involved. Not recommended if you're looking for a deep/mature story, but definitely recommended if you're looking for a fluffy one.


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Story:

The story pretty much has a simple premise. The main guy is openly in love with the main girl, however the main girl is more shy about it since she has the ability to see events that happen in the future, and ends up seeing things that get her embarrassed. Pretty much your classic tsundere girl who is in love with the guy but can't bring herself to confess. Now this format alone lends itself to pretty much following a 4-koma/gag format, where the same joke/plotline get repeated for an infinite amount of time with any shamble of progress getting erased in the following chapter. Honestly if it stayed that way I probably would've disliked this series more than I do

But no, instead we actually do get to see progress, and they do end up getting together! I think it was pleasant to see their relationship actually going somewhere, it is possible you might think the relationship develops too fast, as it does start off with both already being friends/in love, but I think it does provide a source of entertainment, in not immediately pairing the couple together, but at the same time not spending countless chapters delaying the inevitable (looking at you Giji Harem).

In the latter portion, we still see the same future-seeing ability that we've seen prior, but now it's under a relationship context


Art:

The art is fairly nice. Nothing overly standing out about it, but characters are drawn to neatness and all the blushing delivers an ample amount of fluff to warm your cold shrivelled heart

Character:

Both characters kinda follow similar patterns you've probably seen. The guy being open about his love, and the girl being too shy to admit so. We do ultimately end up seeing the girl gain more confidence in her feelings towards the dude, which was something nice to see. As always in these types of series' the chemistry between the main leads is one that would likely make you want to keep reading. Plus it is fun to see how the characters' relationships develop

Enjoyment:

Now I'm a sucker for lighthearted romances like these, but a lot of the time the author tends to delay things a lot in an effort to pump out more chapters and continue the story. So you could imagine how excited I was to see that not only did the main pairing get together, but they also work towards improving their intimacy together (i.e., kissing, hugging, etc.).