Sono Otoko Fushidara ni Tsuki
That Beauty Is a Tramp

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Rating: 3/5 [Gifted a copy on NetGalley in exchange for an honest review]
(Review through Volume 1)

Volume 1 of <i>That Beauty is a Tramp!</i> is a pretty if slightly disappointing start for its romance story.

Nagi, a “tomboyish” (?) woman who struggles with physical touch from men, desperately wants a boyfriend. Aran, androgynous model and playboy (our titular tramp), is down to play a couple with her. One volume in and besides that “fake” relationship becoming very real very quick, not much has happened. There haven’t been a lot of sticking plot points (what happened to the modeling gig that initially brought them together?) and it's clear ... the series will be light, sweet, and a bit silly going forward. I wish I liked it more. Nagi and Aran are beautiful to look at, with some stunning art and paneling. But nothing has stuck. Nagi’s touch aversion hasn’t really been explored and I can not tell you much about Aran. The series seems to be setting itself up to be a fun if unserious read and while I can see a lot of readers liking it, I struggled to get enough in the first volume to want to see more of our couple.