Miki-san, Daisuki desu!

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This is a short series which is a plus or a minus depending on each person, but as the other reviews I have mixed feelings for this one.

It is a fun premise and the relationship is quick unlike other series. Drama is at a minimum because it's a shorter series lol.

I want to enjoy this series but throughout reading it, it always felt like there is something missing such as the characters felt lifeless or the story feels rushed.

The art is nice and the characters work well together and the best part is they finish the drama sections quick because they actually talked to ... each other!

If you like romance and have a free day go ahead and give this a read, I don't feel like I wasted my time and it has an actual ending but it could have had some fleshing out.

It was a Good romance manga, bit of a let down toward the end but a good enough short read. Don't go into it expecting anything crazy, and it'll be a pleasant enough read.

The Character's could've been fleshed out more, and the mc felt a little boring. Also the female leads initial motivations are never really revealed. Another problem is that the romance is just meh, to the point where eventually it goes into more slice of life territory. The side characters are also disappointing. They get a lot of screen time, but very little real development.

The best compliment that can be given to this ... manga is that it is neither terrible, nor outstanding.

This manga started out interesting enough. But towards the middle, it felt like it didn't know what to do with its characters. Or maybe the only character that I found interesting in the end is the MC, and he isn't even that interesting. If the other characters had less presence and were clearly made to be just in the background, it would have been better so the story had more focus on the two main characters. But for some reason, they gave the other characters a whole lot more "screen time" which in the end actually revealed how shallow and indistinct they are. The FMC ... initially had promise, implying there's some underlying reason as to her accommodating the MC, but as the story ends, you find that there's nothing there, no explanation to her motivation, which is a big reason why the start of the story even became interesting in the first place.

Overall, the story isn't necessarily bad if you approach it as reading slice of life. But if you read it as a romance, it starts good, then ends with you wondering what the heck happened and that a lot of the chapters were pointless. Even reading it as slice of life, at times, you'll be challenged to not think of paint drying as you read it.

It's mediocrity at its mediocritest.