Mankitsu shitai Jouren-san

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I looked at the cover of the manga expecting it to be kinda stepping inches into hentai, but I'm glad that it's not the case and that it's just a basic romance manga. The art at times does seem like it's stepping into that area, but I don't think it's any different from any romance anime or manga. The characters are decent, I don't really have anything bad to say about them yet considering it is the beginning of a new series. I do kind of like this setting where it isn't a school and it is instead taking place in a work environment which ... can be a breath of fresh air. The story isn't anything particularly new and it's just your standard and basic romance manga. The characters reactions are the same as every other anime characters you see in romance manga or anime but that's never bothered me. In terms of recommending this manga, I'd say give it a go and have a read. It's not great but it's an enjoyable read.

I believe this is one of the first series where we got an original story stemming from a Manga Cafe of all places.
The MC is just a regular Joe student who has a part-time job as a wage cuck to make some bucks while he attends classes.
He somehow has a mysterious and very odd encounter with a JK and that's the whole story.

This series can't get any better than that. Practically almost all encounters between them are just revolving around daily life things and misunderstandings. A good amount of tricks and tropes are displayed but luckily it's not overpowering. There is a good balance ... between the classic and new ontent to prevent people from getting bored

5.9/10


1,2,3,4… how many chapters until you decide enough is enough? I ask this question every time I pick up or continually read a webcomic, and it’s finally time to move on from this mediocre weird-fest of a story.

There’s a seemingly reoccurring trend in every webcomic: The author does not think ahead, so the plot is stagnant. In ten chapters, there are absolutely no signs of development or character backstory/exposition; this could be excused for, the short chapter lengths, but it’s still disappointing nonetheless.

This manga sets its mood prominently from the premise, but it fails to keep it — there is no consistency within ... the developments. At one moment, the author decides to play off the gimmick, eternally stuck in a perpetual plotless story, but there are rare occasions where the chapters are used to develop the characters or story — poorly — but the following chapter pretends the former chapter never happened.

This is yet another typical plotless webcomic, and I don’t see the merit in reading this, especially since the author has absolutely no direction for the story or the ability to stick to the premise.


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?!”