Multiverse no Watashi, Koishite Ii desu ka?
Can I Fall in Love with a Multiverse?

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I wrote a review for the oneshot before the first chapter of this manga came out. I made one prediction: "There was going to be a choice of who gets to stay and who doesn't," and I was right. I'm mainly just writing this review to say I was right. No spoiler warning because this is the first chapter I'm covering.

Art: 9/10, it's really good, but sometimes the body proportions can look a bit off. I like how they make their panels, it's quite dramatic. Expressions feel, well, expressive.

Story: 9/10, I think it has potential to be explored, but I don't see ... this going past 25 chapters sadly. Might be good or bad depending how you see it.

Characters: 7/10, pretty run of the mill. Chill pretty girl who "doesn't care what others think" so she'll act how she wants to. Boy with a heart rate of 180 round the clock who is always blushing like he's been working in 110 degree weather for the entire day. Girl number 2, she's girl number 1 but more outgoing and funny. The characters are pretty stereotypical, but I can see them being a lot of fun once they're developed more.

Would I recommend? It's one chapter right now. I'd read it. idk when the next chapter will come out but ig we'll find out together.

8.4/10

Quintessential Quintuplets spoilers? What am I smoking.

“Whaaaaaa… just happened?”
“…”
“Please tell me there’s another chapter.”
“F*ck.”

This manga is an absolute roller coaster of emotions; despite conventional norms, the rollercoaster isn’t one of those where the author makes you go from happy, sad, confused, etc. but I genuinely couldn’t tell if I liked this manga or not because every character initially seemed so shallow.
...
I thought the fmc had a dry-@ss personality, the other fmc was your stereotypical cute, energetic girl that is being really selfish (I still hate you Yotsuba, Nino best girl. Ahem.), and the mc was your average embarrassing mc that somehow bagged the prettiest girl in school for plot reasons.

Yet, I was clearly not familiar with the author’s game because the mc has his moments where he isn’t embarrassing, and the once dry fmc, though still dry, has a really wholesome and cute side to her personality that’s revealed through her actions.

As for the energetic version… Sorry, Quintessential Quintuplets has scarred me. Putting that bias aside, part of me wished she wasn’t in the story, but I can’t deny that she adds a lot of spice and cute moments — the author handled her character well since they didn’t reveal too much about her previous timeline but sprinkled in some hints here and there with the storyline.

Speaking of the plot. Jeez. It combines some seen before tropes with the “split personalities” and “choose me or __,” but it was written extremely well. Besides for some plot holes or unsatisfying explanations for love, the story maintains an interesting narrative, and it continues to get better as more twists happen. Seriously, chapter 5 made me contemplate everything I thought about my Quintessential Quintuplets trauma… maybe extroverted girls aren’t so bad…

Ahem. Getting back on track, the story initially seems weak, as it looked like the author didn’t know what to write past a one-shot, the story rebounds right back, and completely takes you by surprise with the sudden switch-ups in the plot and characters.
… does this mean there won’t be a harem ending? F*ck. I. Can’t. Handle. Another. Extroverted. Girl. Trauma.


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?!”