Kono Kyoushi, Zettai Wazato.

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There's only 6 chapters so far so there's not a lot to judge this manga on but so far I'm really enjoying the story. I enjoy the teacher and the student's dynamic with each other, it's quite cute and entertaining to read. The main characters so far are incredibly witty and I got easily attached in a few chapters as they're quite hilarious. One thing I like is the characters, the girl who is seen by other students as the mysterious beauty is actually just a normal girl who acts and speaks like an old man which is quite unique in high school romance mangas. ... The teacher is also incredibly charming and cute but he does act extremely open about his feelings for the student which is quite stupid in my opinion, he should know that it's forbidden but he's open about it.

This leads me onto my next point, it does bother me slightly that he's a teacher whilst she's still a high school student, which makes it slightly hard for me to read but so far nothing too odd has happened. I don't know their specific ages but if you don't enjoy teacher-student relationships I don't recommend this manga for you.

I wanted to write a review because I noticed there are none from anyone who has read the whole manga.

I read it all in pretty much one sitting since it's relatively short. It's very lighthearted so it was an easy read, and it's also extremely funny. I found myself actually laughing out loud at several points, and most of the humour comes from the fl, Mio, being an old man at heart (with her penchant for picking her nose and ears, being a slob, having a passion for horse races and very eccentric to the point you have to wonder if she isn't actually ... the reincarnation of an old man) in the body of a cute girl. She's so different from most shoujo fl in the sense that she's not even the "not like other girls" type, she's in a league of her own.

The chemistry between Mio and her teacher is also very good, they fit in very well, and the romance was done tastefully given that obviously, it's a teacher/student romance so you have to keep that in mind. If you're put off by the subject I'd suggest skipping it, however, like I said it stays quite innocent all throughout. There's also no alternative love interest, in fact, the manga turns the whole second male lead trope on its head in a fun way.

There were a few elements I wasn't particularly fond of, for instance MIo is super funny but she also comes across as simple-minded, which tbh in my opinion wasn't needed. Her being so uncouth and eccentric was funny enough even if she had been super smart.

The art is also beautiful.

I gave it a 7 overall; the romance was cute and I laughed a lot so I would definitely recommend it.