Maou no Musume, Sugoku Choroi.

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It is a cutesy silly fun/comedy with a bit of romance and some ecchiness in it.

Basically we have relatively simple premise, and relatively predictable and even cliched characters that interact with each other. Female Lead tries to act serious, but when something happens, she instead becomes embarrassed and blushes. Or some of the other characters perform their own hijinks.

It is not exactly deep, and it is mostly about multiple character interacting with each other in exaggerated way for comedy purposes. In a sense, it resembles "fun/comedy" part of harem comedy, although this one is geared towards romance rather than harem.

6/10 for story, art, ... character, enjoyment and overall.

The story isn't exactly deep and chapters aren't really long, but it revolves around comedic shenanigans and getting female lead embarrassed in a fun way. It serves its purpose, although there seems to be overarching storyline.
I'd like to point out that this title is not exactly lewd, and "embarrassment" mostly comes from "romantic" situations....

Art is actually good. Characters are well drawn and display their personalities well, although the style is not unique. There's more details than you'd usually see in other works.

Characters are mostly comedy actors, so you can't expect deep life-like interactions here, but for comedy purposes they work really well.

I found this to be fun, and I'd recommend to check it out. It is not a masterpiece, but it can be amusing.

6.2/10


There’s no more disappointing feeling than yet another webcomic wasting its premise, since the story sucks absolute ba dong a dong. Of course, this is no different and is equally as disappointing with every chapter.

The plot of this manga is pathetic to even call it a plot; it seems the author loves making a step forward in the right direction each chapter, progressing the fmc and adding other character, be he/she proceeds to walk backwards for the hell of it. In other words, the plot does not progress — it has been the same concept/premise/storyline in each chapter.

The characters in this manga, besides for ... not getting an ounce of explanation or progression, are all ridiculously heliocentric/dependent off of the story’s premise. Every side character that gets added only serves to aid in the humor or make the fmc blush, which speaks to how one-dimensional the story is.

There’s some bright spots here and there with the occasional humor from the character dynamic, but it’s also nothing great — a short smile is the most you’re going to get out of me — a somewhat unique concept has yet again been ruined by the lack of storytelling.


Reading Rankings (Portnoy inspired + A Huang-Teizan Original)
10 - God’s penmanship
9 - Must-read. Drop everything else.
8 - Instant bookmark
7 - Entertaining
6 - Good to pass time
5 - Why are you reading this?
4 - Bad.
3 - Typical garbage.
2 - My head hurts.
1 - Retirement is a thought.
0 - “Did they even give you a story?!”