6-nin no Shinanai Shoujo to Kanarazu Shinu Unmei no Hito

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Time travel, light gore, and romance—three things I really enjoy. If you're into that, this manga should be a great fit for you.

The manga focuses on the premise of “curing” girls who, for serious or less serious reasons, have decided to end their lives.

The time travel aspect is connected to these girls, all of whom are now linked to the protagonist in some way.

The gore isn’t something you need to worry about, as it’s not very prominent—it’s mainly there to enhance the atmosphere.

The romance is a painful one, but in a somewhat comedic way. The plot revolves around romance and finding the one fated to ... be with the protagonist.

The protagonist, I’d say, is relatively likable. He has his dull moments, like most protagonists in romance manga, but he’s not the type to be completely oblivious—where the girl is practically confessing her love, and he still wonders what she means.

Sometimes, the manga can be a bit heavy on dialogue, but it remains interesting throughout.

Unfortunately, the manga was axed and finished in a rush. That is why something that had a good start and a lot of potential ended relatively poorly

I really hate the ending, but first let's talk about the premise of this manga. The MC is a high school student who wants a girlfriend and goes to a temple to ask a "goddess" (not a real goddess) and she said he couldn't because there is no such person.

His childhood "friend" made a wish to her before him to never have a girlfriend, later on he discovers that he dies every time one of his destined girlfriends commits suicide, he gets together with one of them and together they try to fulfill each other's wishes, at this point there are only 3 left for ... him to be sure.

The manga continues developing them as real possible girlfriends and they even hit on him. So far we have discovered that none of the 5 most unconnected to him are the predestined ones, so his friend tells him that she is his childhood friend and it is true, she rejected him in the past because of hers wish killed both his parents and hers in a car accident, the guilt made her fear that she would never speak to him again, so here his friend kills the goddess and manages to take her place, thus nullifying the wishes.

Basically it is a "Deus Ex Machina" type system that guarantees the perpetuity of that world (the Author really did not know what he was writing). So after she takes over, the childhood friend and the MC start dating, the author leaves it open that they can break up, thus making it a possibility to continue the story (I would like to because it could turn into a good harem).

His friend who is now the goddess said that whenever he wanted he could have sex with him and the other predestined ones try to force him to go out with them. That is the end, it is not good, but I would like to say that no other romance manga could be as engaging as this one.

If I were to give a feeling on how I felt overall, it was definitely wasted potential. The characters outside of Osaka Meguru (main character) pair very nicely to him, and even he gets some nice development.

I just wish that this manga could have lasted and brewed with it's ideas a little bit more. I like the way they play with the concepts of timelines and I was very invested in the beginning. The first 12 chapters felt like they were setting it up to be a longer read, but from what I heard this manga was getting axed and may have needed to rush ... the ending. Those last 2-3 chapters definitely felt like a change in pace and really did feel like they needed to speedrun to the end.

Although I rated it so low, I really wished that this kind of manga with the kind of characters gets another chance. I'd say if you just wanted to check it out the first 10 or so chapters were really nice to read.

Overall Rating: 5.8/10, if it's the first 10-12 chapters an 8/10.