Omaera Zenin Mendokusai!
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Like most harem works, Omaera Zenin Mendokusai doesn't offer anything other than what one would expect: catering to the tastes of the reader.

Like why even bother writing a review for yet another generic harem story amidst the ocean of "romcom" mediocrity. Does anyone actually care who the one dimensional protagonist you're supposed to inject yourself into ends up with? All this is just to showcase the various girls it has to offer, it relies solely on its cuteness to sell. It has no substance, all these flat characters are just downright unrealistic in terms of personality, motives, and actions. There's little and poor justification as ... to why sensei is so attractive to the girls other than one's teacher fetish and the others' tastes in mature men. Sensei himself doesn't even come off as particularly mature or intelligent, he just happens to be a teacher and so maturity is implied. His inability to adapt to the quirks of his students and poor handling are far from mature.

Frustration aside, the plot is fairly fast paced with girls trying to one up each other to win sensei's affections. Nothing really serious ever happens and when anything remotely serious does, it leaves little to no impact due to the sheer speed of which it's executed. Then again this is a romantic comedy, it depends on how seriously you choose to take it: A person you've only just met confessing her love to you and being damn genuine about it. Seems like a dream come true, huh? Well that's what the escapist harem genre is meant to do, pull its target audience deeper into the abyss of cute anime girls. This is what fantasy is for, sure, but this is bordering on self-gratifying fanfiction rather than an actual story. If anything, this is the story of teenage girls struggling over their unrequited love. With comedy.

For there to be an actual romance between a teacher and his students wouldn't be a bad idea for a plot, but should be handled with care if one were to take it seriously. It's a heavy topic, as something taboo it would definitely strike as an interesting romance plot. However this is a romantic comedy where any hope of forbidden loving is crushed and the love is purely one sided as the oh so virtuous sensei can never let himself fall for the temptations of his unusual students. We'll leave the audience to fall for them, tantalized by tfw you will never be as lucky as the sensei.

If the shallow humour of unrealistic, hyper exaggerated romantic comedies get to you; or if you just wanna see cute girls and some of the ladies here happen to be your type, then you might enjoy one such work.

I wish I had a cute, bespectacled, lab coat clad girl to obsess over me.
Tfwnogf...

I'll just answer a few things that made me doubt if I really wanted to finish this as I was reading it:
-No pedo stuff, no map propaganda or anything like that.
-It has some wholesome tearjerkers and some sad ones too.
-The ending doesn't matter at all besides being the point where the story stops. Halfway through that looks like the logical way to end this story in a mature way and it delivers. I could had kept reading a couple more tanks but it's correct.

If that helps you read it that's cool, it's a decent short grown up harem manga.

Besides that there's this bizarre thing ... where we eventually see a female teacher dealing with a male student interested in her and somehow the kid has to take the same responsibility on the issue as the adult man in the main story. Really weird and it ruined a great chance to expand the ideas through a new perspective for no reasson.

Reading the first couple chapters, I thought I was getting myself into something light and unrealistic, a harem comedy that was meant to satisfy niche interests, but in the end, it really is not far from how such a stupidly improbable situation would pan out if it was to happen for real. A student x sensei relationship is no lightweight business. I liked how there was some real thought given to it!

I loved the character development, how all the different relationships and dynamics evolved and feelings were sorted out with time and interactions, discussions. I don't know, it's really a nice slice of life manga ... that made my heart pound so bad in many occasions, and every time I would complete a chapter, I was struggling to stop reading... to go to sleep, because, you know, humans have to sleep!

I don't know how anyone can't fall in love with all the cast in this manga!

I'm not spoiling anything, but I can say that the reason why I'm not giving a 10 on 10 on everything is mostly because of the ending. It felt rushed a little, and maybe not decisive or daring enough. My heart is still bleeding from it. To get so involved in the story, only to feel slightly betrayed.

I had to delete my last review because when I finished this manga, the site hadn't updated so it said I only read to chapter 52.

I don't know why this manga has a rating under 7, this manga was great. Yes, the ending is different from normal but that doesn't mean this manga is bad. The characters were all designed perfectly. The story did kind of stick in certain parts but eventually things get going. Even though I'm giving this a 9, I probably wouldn't put it in my top 10 favorite manga mainly because the ending just came out of no where for me. ... Normally a manga would say a chapter or so before the last one that the end is near. This one for me didn't and it upset me that it was ending like this. After reading something one of the translators wrote, I changed my outlook on the ending and decided that this was the best way to end this story. I believe that this manga is well worth the read, even though it only has 50 chapters.