Kuzumi-kun, Kuuki Yometemasu ka?
Kuzumi-kun, Can't You Read the Room?

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I LOVE LOVE LOVE this manga, honestly its such a sweet rom-com. You really need to follow the story from the start and not stop in the middle to experience the whole story. Some people may feel that the development between the two main characters are a bit slow and frustrating, but trust me, just continue reading.

The art is also really pretty and clean. I really fell in love with this manga the moment I started reading this and have not stopped waiting for the new chapters and volumes, if you lack that spice in you life, read this (ᗒᗜᗕ)՛̵̖

This manga is a bit similar to Tomo-chan wa onnanoko and Gekkan Shoujo Nozaki-kun.

Story: 9/10
Honestly, I wasn't really expecting anything from this manga at first. I thought it will be just one of those boring manga or annoying manga with female MC chasing after the guy, but reading this manga made me laugh so much, to the point that I do not even want to stop reading even though it was getting late(3am) but this manga kept me wanting more.
Of course the plot is a bit similar to GSNK with the female lead who have a crush on the male lead who doesn't seem to ... be able to read the atmosphere and completely dense, but at least this one have a clear hint of romance. It is actually one of the things that I am looking forward to.
This manga didn't just made me laugh, but it also made me squeal with excitement every time Kuzumi does something cool. lol

Art: 8/10
I think I have seen some manga characters who looked a lot like Erika...actually I feel like I've seen most characters of this manga in other manga...but the artwork is not messy and it does a good job in making Kuzumi look weird sometimes and look so handsome sometimes.

Character 9/10
Erika: is the most popular girl in school, there are always guys wanting to hit on her. But out of all those guys, the one that caught her attention the most is her weird, short and lame classmate Kuzumi who doesn't seem to care about the world. He's always on her mind and her eyes is only set to him, but she doesn't want to accept that she likes him - how could she fall for someone like him? and so she's in constant denial about what she really feel for him.

Kuzumi: The male lead of this series. He's super short and look so weird most of the time. At first, I thought 'he looked retarded' because of his face and the way he act but, the more I look at him,the more attractive he gets (although he looked so young for his age,especially compared to his classmates). He's always doing something weird and he always pops-up anywhere and he's super dense... but is he really dense? does he really not know anything? is everything really just coincidences, destiny?or... was it all planned? There's so much I want to know about him.

Overall: 10/10
My opinion regarding this manga might change in the future and so is, my review and my score. However, this is how I feel for this manga right now.

Story:
Basically about a really pretty and popular girl who sort of developed a liking to this weird kid that nobody even pays attention to. To be honest, it was tiring a bit because the whole plot was mostly about her crushing over this kid but in denial, cause he's a nobody and she's popular. And when she finally realizes she likes him, she tries to catch his attention and talk to him. But he always "ignores" her accidentally in every single situation he is in with her, and it becomes a running gag that happens OVER and OVER.

Art:
The was pretty good. I think ... Erika is cute but, my man Kuzumi, however, he looks like a frog and for me, he isn't that appealing. But he's not ugly, and he looks average, which I think suits him because he's supposed to be some nobody (not trying to be offensive but the offense probably has been taken already).

Character:
Kuzumi doesn't talk much in this manga, and when I say that, he doesn't. He only says one phrase after 10 chapters, and then 20-30 chapters later, he says something again. At some points, I was even considering that he just doesn't even know who the heck Erika is at all. And when he finally asks Erika out, I can't seem to find a reason why he likes her since he doesn't react that much around her. Even with his thoughts revealed near the end, still no clue. What I got from him was that he liked how she looked when she blushed at him. I mean, that's on me, I guess.

Erika, for me, she's a decent character. But her character is just based off of how she's really pretty, and I didn't learn much about her personally. Like, what are her hobbies and interests besides stalking Kuzumi?. I'm really surprised how she's that persistent. If I was that ignored for so long, I would've given up on that person already.

Enjoyment:
It was ok. Her awkwardness and denial towards her liking Kuzumi were entertaining.

Overall:
If you want to read a cute story, then this is for you. But if you can't stand the slow pacing, like me, this is probably not for you. Yea. I just didn't like how it took freaking a whole 40 chapters for the tea to actually happen.

ok bye now. Happy new years! 1/1/21

I randomly stumbled across this while scrolling trough some Manga app and I fell in love with it. The story is rather simple and it had a lot of basic things like going to the beach and all that, but it is still really enjoyable and interesting. I immediately connected with Kuzumi, I've seen people (not here) saying that he is boring and he not speaking is frustrating, but as someone who doesn't talk much myself, I loved him. He is adorable and so relatable to me and the random stuff he always does is hilarious. Erika is a good character, too. Sometimes tsundere like, ... but she isn't annoying and only says that stuff because she doesn't understand what's going on inside Kuzumi and why she likes him so much. The only thing I was disappointed with was that we never got any information on why Kuzumi doesn't talk really, I mean, not everyone has to have a dramatic backstory, but at least something would have been nice. His dad said he's a bit shy, but I disagree with that, he doesn't act nervous at all. The art is so good. I love the character design, especially Kuzumi's. I'd read this again in a few months or years.

It's gooooddddd and so relaxing.. who knows this could be my life...

BTW this manga had many similarities like :

School Rumble - How to win your love by Tenma
Handa Kun - Like Handa... Sakura is truly a popular student
Tanaka kun - A scary looking delinquent friend but actually a nice person
Gekkan Shoujo - Why could be forgot how oblivious Nozaki and Kuzumi was.. xD
Masamune Kun no Revenge - Even Aki nor Sakura rejects all boys... in the campus
Tonari Seki-kun - This also fits... With a Silent MC
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Remember Keep in this Touch.... The way this school romcom... sets up tells how boring your life can be with amount of sidetrips.. (That could be mean go with the flow as long you enjoy your not so normal youth) :)

First of all i just wanna say that i'll try my best as much as possible to not write any spoilers, also everything about this review is purely based on my own opinion you may or may not agree with me.

Story: Have you ever experience in your whole life to fall in love? is it beautiful? well let me tell you why? what if the most popular and prettiest girl in the campus has a thing to the most dull,quiet, and boring guy! sounds like any other romance/comedy/slice of life manga? yes it might sound like that but the story is really interesting, the ... atmosphere and the situation is well executed. kuzumi a guy who lives a care free life and sakura a girl who always trying to get his attention by insulting him(yep and I recently just realized this that most girls do this to let the other person she's interested to know that she wants to get his attention) but at the end she always got owned by kuzumi .

Art: I love the art of of this manga specially those chibi moments of each character and how the detailed the characters have whenever they're showing some interesting expressions.

Character: Each chapter of this manga is fun and interesting, not to mention that the side characters are pretty interesting. All of the characters present in this manga is lovable to the point that you might want to see a dedicated story for each individual, Actually no let me rephrase it each characters in the story should have they're own dedicated story as all of them are interesting, at some might think that this character will be a hindrance for the growth of the story but in actual fact this characters are the on who will move our main characters to move out from their comfort zone. They are the best wing man and friend that you can have, they're the one's who help our main characters for they're character development which is pretty interesting and sweet. Lastly the character development for each characters is amazing like woah!!! hahahaha.

Enjoyment: I enjoyed every chapter that i completely immerse on it to the point that i don't want other people in my house to see what kind of expression i have as i'm really having a butterfly in my stomach like a person whose in love and the reason behind that is too much sweetness from the story hahahaha!..

Overall: I do recommend this to anyone looking for a lighter and interesting story at the same time, but most importantly to those who are fan of romance/comedy genre who are looking what to read next and for those who want to take a breather outside of they're life or to those who wants to relax outside the genre of cliche harem manga/anime. Lastly this is one of the few manga that i might revisit one day and enjoy once again. That's all for me, have fun reading!!!

I'm conflicted in my thoughts about Kuzumi-kun. I can appreciate that it takes a non-traditional approach to manga romance by making it much harder to decipher what the male lead is thinking or feeling. On the flip side, that approach can also be incredibly annoying. Kuzumi's lack of verbal communication (which lasts for the entire series) quickly grows tiresome. A minor spoiler: his reasons for not talking are never explained, so we never figure out if he is pathologically shy or if he is somewhere on the autistic spectrum and has trouble expressing himself verbally. If the manga had portrayed ... Kuzumi as autistic, a story that tackled how a budding romance might develop could have been very compelling, but since nothing like that was ever developed or explained, I was left simply thinking that Kuzumi was just self-centered and thoughtless.

Erika Sakura, the female lead, while not as annoying as Kuzumi, had her own similar problems. This mainly stemmed from her tendency to get angry and flustered, which was initially endearing but after eight volumes, it seemed tedious. Fortunately, the side characters were much more dynamic and interesting than the main characters. Yuuko and Haruna in particular helped to salvage the manga and make it more interesting.

The art was decent enough and I didn't have any complaints about it. The tone of story and the characters don't change much over the course of the series, so if you initially like/dislike the manga, that initial opinion probably won't change.

The concept of the story may seems simple like any other rom-com and the way story progress with each chapter as their relationship changes, it’s really intriguing.

Every characters in the story had an really interesting traits, the story of each character with their romantic-comedy story and along the way how they develop emotions for other was very funny and cheerful.

There might be certain change of behaviour in Kuzumi in later chapter so brace yourself because the story ,GitHub get more intense, funny, comedy and romantic.

But in the end they didn’t provide much background detail for our protagonist (Kuzumi-Kun).

I really want another sequel of this manga ... based on the first series and continuing their romance-comedy-marriage story after 7 years of their graduation from high-school.

I came across this manga when it completed last week (June 2019). I checked out the first chapter and then just kept reading until I finished it.

The story is pretty Simple, Sakura is always looking at this weird guy and his antics, and soon the focus moves to their relationship and makes for a neat romcom. The characters are pretty great and the jokes and gags were funny.

The great thing the author did was that he didn't stretch things too much, the pacing was just right as they moved from one phase of the story to other. In a slick 50 chapter bundle we ... saw 3 years of their high-school, and he ended it at a sweet spot without beating too much around the bush.

All in all, I'd recommend this to any reader of school/romcom settings and If you aren't one of those then this could be just the right one to start with.

I just binge read 43 chapters of this manga, and let me just say, this is surprisingly a comical, cute series. The plot is just your average shoujo manga. A popular, beautiful student having an unexpected crush on a quiet nobody. What's different though is that instead of the typical handsome, rich boy, the story revolves around a popular, good-looking girl liking the normal-looking guy.

The main girl Erika is what drives this story. She is known and labeled as the most popular girl in her school due to her gorgeous looks. She has some characteristics of a tsundere, and this becomes quite notable at ... the beginning when she denies her feelings for the main male lead, Kuzumi. Even though I get annoyed at tsundere characters, it was quite funny seeing her deny her feelings for Kuzumi, yet blabs about how she constantly stalks him and finds his smiles cute XD. She really is an honest and clumsy girl, but that makes her character enjoyable.

When I mentioned earlier on how Erika drives the story, I literally meant she drives the romance. The main male lead is as boring as everyone in the class and Erika herself describes him. He barely speaks in the manga (I believe he only spoke three sentences), he has no face expressions, and he hardly reacts to anything. But do not get turned off by this, because his obliviousness and apathy only makes the manga funnier. I wouldn't say that Kuzumi is shy; it seems like he doesn't like to talk or have the desire to be social. It's not like he doesn't have friends, however. He has no judgements to anyone, hence why his best friend is the school's "bully" Haruna (a very lovable side character). I haven't seen his background story nor his thoughts/feelings, but so far, I really do like his character. He is not the ordinary character with some unbelievable talent (ex. Karasuma from School Rumble, Kawasumi from Hibi Chou Chou) but actually is a weak, lame, and short guy he appears. And I do not know why, but the fact that he is shorter than Erika is the one of the best things I've seen lolll.

The side characters are also worth mentioning, since they do impact the story in one way or another. I usually do not care for the side characters (and sometimes their screen time annoys me), but these side characters are often exciting to see. I especially liked the love rivals of this manga, for they are not the typical jerks or manipulators that commit atrocious acts just for their crushes. Honestly, these love rivals were the most realistic people I ever read.

Anyway, the actual romance is a bit lack luster compared to other romance manga. Erika's hilarious illusions and inner thoughts though make up for the lack of romance, but the romance is still there. You have to be a patient reader for some progress, but every chapter does have its fluff and comedy. I highly recommend this series for anyone looking for any kind of romance.

I really enjoyed this manga a lot (more than I expected). I stumbled upon this when I was looking for a manga like Tomo-chan wa Onnanoko! and I'm really glad I discovered this one.

If you read Tomo-chan wa Onnanoko! then you can say the story is kinda like that. Well, not really the same but more like the girl is in love with a dense guy. But this one, the girl is the "in denial" type. It was enjoyable cause it was funny to see the girl's struggles and being in denial that he's in love with the guy but keeps looking/chasing for him anyway ... (she's the most popular girl in school btw).

The characters are likable too. The main guy, Kuzumi... I'm actually amazed that he barely said anything in the manga (I think he only spoke 3 times lol) but you will actually like him? And even though he is portrayed as short, boring and lame guy, he can actually look so cool at some point? And I'm really REALLY curious to know what he's really thinking (especially towards the girl). As for the girl, Erika, while she's really funny and cute, it's kinda frustrating sometimes when she's always denying that he likes him so yeah, sometimes I get irritated but not that much cause she's still funny.

I was torn between 8 and 9 for my overall but for now, 8, cause I've only read up to chapter 19. While it left me super hanging and wanted to read more, I feel like things will get more exciting and I hope it won't disappoint me cause so far, I really like it!

tl;dr: A rom-com with a relationship dynamic that’s great for comedy but lacking when things get serious.

This manga is a comedy focused manga about a high school girl named Sakura, who has a hard time acknowledging her own feelings and constantly does her best to make it seem like she feels the opposite of how she truly feels, but falls in love with her classmate Kuzumi, who never seems to show any emotion at all or any interest in what’s happening around him, making him incredibly difficult to understand . Or to put it more succinctly it’s a rom-com about a tsundere that falls in ... love with a kuudere. As far as I am aware, that’s a pretty rare romantic combo and comes with a bunch of interesting dynamics. I’d say that it both enhances both the good and bad of both archetypes, though this is primarily from the view point of Sakura so it much more enhances the tsundere aspects. In terms of the good, in comedic portions I think it resulted in a lot more amusing cute moments involving Sakura as her general confusion on what Kuzumi is doing or how to act around him result in her attempts at trying to get closer to him without revealing her feelings much crazier. The manga especially emphasizes her thoughts during these portions so the comedy manages to hit really well. However, on the flip side, when things are serious and you actually want the plot to move forward, things are much more frustrating and annoying because it’s even more difficult for them to communicate properly. As a result, the manga is at its best during the first half or so when Sakura is basically just watching Kuzumi from afar and everything is treated in a light hearted manner but declines considerably once the relationship development and resulting relationship start being taken seriously. There’s still some great comedy during the second half as well, but it has less of a presence so the comedy is weaker overall.

Another problem with their relationship development is that it essentially doesn’t focus on Kuzumi at all. The manga is primarily from Sakura’s point of view so her falling in love with Kuzumi, not acknowledging herfeelings, slowly coming to acknowledge them, and then acting on them, is all fleshed out pretty well and as a result I think she’s a pretty solid and likable character with clear character growth. Kuzumi on the other hand doesn’t get focused on at all, he very rarely says anything, and though he does perform some important actions every now and then that make his feelings and motivations pretty clear, in general he feels incredibly underdeveloped. The only time the reader really gets a proper look into his head is a chapter near the end that’s basically a recap of the entire story from his point of view, but that’s still really lacking in the grand scheme of things. I understand that seeming kind of cold and mysterious is where the appeal of kuudere’s comes from and his complete unpredictability definitely does enhance the humor, but it also results in him just in general not being very likable and changes in his character don’t make much sense or have much of an impact on the reader. In the end, I don’t really like or dislike Kuzumi, I’m just generally indifferent to him beyond the fact that Sakura is in love with him. That Kuzumi is impossible to understand is acknowledged by the writing itself in the last phase where Sakura finds it impossible to really understand what he’s thinking despite how their relationship is progressed. However, beyond acknowledging this, the narrative doesn’t really do anything to correct that, it just kind of says that that’s okay, which felt like a cop out and made that entire portion feel pointless, which made the manga feel like it was dragging on. I would still have to say I enjoyed their relationship and was satisfied with the ending and epilogue even if it was minimalistic as I’m a sucker for long term happy endings, but the relationship never really clicked for me as much as I wanted it to.

Beyond the two main characters there are a series of side characters. I thought that they had a good variety of interesting personalities and were decent in terms of how they played into Sakura and Kazumi’s stories both in terms of the serious aspects and the comedy. They also had some decent comedy centered around just them as well. However, when it comes to the actual romantic stories centered around them, I found them pretty weak. To be frank the couplings felt immensely forced. They had their cute moments at times and as mentioned some great humor, but these relationships were focused on so little that they felt really random and like the author decided that they might as well throw them in there. The exception to that is a side character named Wakana, the reasons for which will be obvious upon reading the manga but will not be explained for the sake of avoiding spoilers.

The layout of the manga is somewhat interesting. It’s listed as a 4-koma but it’s very different from all the 4-koma I’ve previously read, though that could mostly come down to my own inexperience. 4-koma are usually 8 squarish panels to a page that compose two separate strips that run downwards. This manga is four panels to a page with four rectangular panels running downwards. The 4-koma I’ve read also generally stick to that layout pretty strictly outside of key moments where they abandon it completely with things like full page shots and such. This is constantly breaking the layout in all sorts of ways. 4-koma also generally try to have a punchline at the end of each strip, at least at first. This manga doesn’t seem to even try to do that. There are benefits to having a freer flowing structure as compared to the more rigid but consistent 4-koma, but that’s a discussion beyond the scope of this review. I’m just saying, while this is technically a 4-koma, I don’t think experience with enjoying or not enjoying the standard 4-koma format will have any impact on one’s enjoyment of this manga. The art style is decent I suppose. In general, it’s pretty dull in terms of designs, even for a manga simply about high school. Still, it was decent enough at showing expressions and such that the art never felt like an issue in terms of conveying the story, and though quality was generally not that amazing some of the color art did look pretty good.

*This is my first ever review, so if things are over-written or if I accidently gave any spoilers without warning, my bad. I'll try to be careful of course. Also, don't go to the very bottom unless you don't care for spoilers or if you finished!*

Okay, originally I didn't really care as much for this story as I do now. The story is exactly what it says it is and on the surface that was it. I picked this story up about a year ago, and put it on hold. At the time, the story was rated at 7 instead of the ten I'm ... giving it now.

Where do I begin? The characters are great! After being introduced, each of the (main) characters brought a whole new dimension into the story. Ichikawa Yukko, the ice queen, was meant to serve as the best friend, instead we a more fleshed out character that evolved further than that. Her role gives a refreshing feeling to the story later on and low-key ended up developing a small story of her own that I am 100% interested in reading if it ever comes out. Haruna, the scary-looking guy, is the tough, but kind troupe. For me, this works incredibly.

One reason being that I always enjoyed characters like him, a few characters that comes to mind is Ohta from Tanaka is Always Listless or Nozoki from... Nozoki-Kun. He has the same feminine qualities that Ohta has and the dense, yet lovable personality that Nozoki has. I also want to mention Misaki, the rival. His character is great. The pretty boy who can have any girl he wants. I don't like the rival character and as a man, I can admit that I'm the jealous type. But man is Misaki a terrific character. It's possibly just me, but at times he made me genuinely root for him.

Juri didn't really provide as much, at least not until the end. And she broke the mood several times. But I enjoyed her character, especially her dynamic with (Spoiler) misaki. They got along great. -- Another thing I want to add, is how it hit my feels. The story made me feel like I was in High-School again and most importantly. brought back that feeling of regret and attachment that comes from graduating. And as powerful as a feeling, I enjoy thinking back on it. I think, however, the best part of this story was how real it felt at times. The characters in this story had lives outside of it, I have read many stories, and even the masterpieces won't deliver it at that level. But that's usually because those stories focus on their lives as a whole.

The main characters Kuzumi and Erika are good, but honestly they kind of got overshadowed (To Me) by the rest. They weren't overshadowed in a huge way, as they made a huge impact, and if they, themselves weren't good characters my rating would absolutely go down. But if I were to rate them, it would be a 8 or 8.5/10 versus the "supporting" characters who (For Me) is 10/10. But again, I did like the main characters, but it took me a while to connect with them, about 12 or so chapters.

MASSIVE SPOILERS: Not Giving Anything About The Story, But Still A Spoiler For Someone Who Hasn't Finished!

Kuzumi and Erika wasn't my favorite couple in the story, it was actually (Spoiler)







Haruna and Ichikawa who were just perfect for me. I swear, if they get their own actual series I would LOVE it. Everything about it was amazing. At first I wasn't even sure about it, I thought the story would only focus on Kuzumi and Erika as a couple, and boy am I happy that I was wrong. By far one of my favorite couples, ever. Idek why I like their dynamic so much, I just do.

Dude at first, I wasn't expecting much, it looked cheap. But at the beginning, there was some force that kept me reading, it was so easy to read as the art style is simple. The characters also developed well, not only that but it also didn't just focus on the main characters, no, it seriously focused on the entire cast. They all had a fair amount of screen time, and that's what i loved about it, therefore it's what some manga get wrong about, atleast for these genres. The characters don't really look much but you'll get to love them over time as they have ... many hilarious dialogues and they kinda got me attached to them.

i normally hate writing reviews. and it's not like anyone will see this, but: kuzumi-kun is absolutely amazing and i love it lots. therefore, i am obligated by my inner weeb to write a review for the sake of myself. i finished reading this in like two hours i am so goddamned whipped by this manga.

it's slow burn as fuck, but the way the characters develop is completely ugh. amazing. and they don't develop as the normal "ah yes no longer a pompous, annoying brat" but moreso of a gradual change in the way they act amongst each other. am i talking about the slow ... burn romance? hell yeah.

did i mention the slow burn? yeah, it's so slow. and yeah, i'm a slow burn person so i don't get fed up as fast as other people might, but i still think it's very bearable. there's always little hints that get you screaming (literally. i broke down multiple times over things i'd normally experience day to day.) and yelling. i'm still half in happy tears because god, i got really emotional. the romance and shoujo is so unbearable and it's written in a way that doesn't make it feel boring and repetitive (i'm looking at you, every other shoujo i've read).

and god, i love the romance. nooo, it's not because it reminds me way too much of my middle school love life from years ago, what do you mean? haha, it's not like kuzumi resembles the guy i used to like or anything, ha,, haa.....

but in all seriousness, the romance is so good and real. erika is so endearing i fell in love with her first, and then kuzumi second. mostly, it's about erika's love for kuzumi and how tsundere but cute she is. i won't too far into that because there's other reviews, but HOT DAMN that is some good ass shit right there. good ass shit.

okay and what else.....art is great, i've got fifty screenshots to cry about.....i'm still all teary and emotional because god, the fluff, and also? right now is the perfect time to pick it up. the little developments in erika and kuzumi's relationship keep you going, and then.... ;)) nice ol big development. you'll see. it's great!! join my suffering as soon as you can and i'll yell with anyone who approaches me.

god i'm so disorganized and messy please forgive me. really, i just like....think kuzumi-kun is super cute and cool and perfect for anyone into romance, school life, and slow burn.

Well this is a gem in romance genre imo,the development is a little slow in the beginning but after 30 it's a freaking masterpiece,work through their romance life as it should be,there's love rival or triangle but i never seen any like this before.it's a legit triangle that you yourself will want in your life not like the other popular shoujo manga's triangle.they actually help the couple grow not by confessing which would be annoying (although there is one though but finished in a blink), another great side of the manga is the side ship,they are so well written,sometime you would wish they keep ... this ship going instead the main one,overall without the slow development at first it would be a legit 10/10 manga.

A prime example of how romance should be written.

It's sweet.
It's satisfying.
And it makes me wanna smile for the rest of the day.

The characters are surprisingly mature for their age. (Which is great because I can't stand immature romance)

Every single character was likable and every single scene was paced perfectly. It was an absolute delight from start to finish. The occasional comedy was also done brilliantly, earning a healthy chuckle from me.

... There's not much to say about this. It was wonderful.

Would highly recommend to anyone sick of romance stories that never go anywhere and misunderstandings that happens for the sake of prolonging a story.

I thought the manga is cute even though it's very much a typical rom -com high school story and the fact the MC is meant to be a carefree muted character didn't fit my bill.

BUT...nonetheless it still is a nice little story to give a read if you absolutely cannot find a good romance manga out there. The art was actually quite decent in the manga.

Character wise despite the MC being a dense lad, it was actually nice for a change that the other characters in the story werent actually annoying. In some manga, you just want them to go away and just concentrate on ... the main characters. However the extra characters like Kazumis friend (can't remember his name) who everyone is afraid of but he's a nice dude after all, is quite likeable. Even the dude who is jealous of Kazumi and has a wicked temper was quite likeable too lol.

It's not the best romance story personally speaking out there but the manga is worth reading folks! :)

I'll keep this short, seeing how that ppl read less manga review than anime review. Have you ever felt that rage when the main couple took 175 chapter just for a hint of progress? Have you ever wonder what the hell happens to the side couple? Have you ever want to strangle the author's neck so god damn hard you rip your book at 12 AM on Saturday and ended up buying another one? Well, I don't, I don't read physical copy. But if you do read Physical copy, and are wiling to cast genocide in to literacy piece, I've got just the perfect manga ... for you.

Story 9/10
Certainly not the weakest aspect of the show, I'd say it's better than most Shonen RomCom Manga. It has its flaw, mainly from dragging shit for too long right at the very end. But it's certainly far from bad. It can feel a bit generic, but the fast pacing is such a breath of fresh air that it doesn't feel as such. I also like what they did for all the side-couple, although it can feel a bit tacked on sometimes.

Art 7/10
The weakest part of the Manga. It's not bad don't get me wrong, but between everything else? Yeah, it's not passing a 7.

Character 8/10
It's nice. Borderlining on an eight, but I'm feeling generous. Main culprit for the lower grade is Waka-chan. I won't say why, because then I'll spoil the manga, but in short, she went from a nobody, as in the introverted nobody character, to the nobody, as in the background character in frame 18 during the ending.

Enjoyment 10/10
It's RomCom shounen, always a nine by default from me, but the breath of fresh air from the pacing push it to a 10.

Overall 9/10
Almost a 10, almost. IF, you ignore Waka-chan and the whole concept of her existence. Otherwise, an 8.5.

I'm just gonna ramble about what I think, The male MC's existence is next to negligible, he literally has only spoken 3-5 times till now, also the female mc is fucking annoying, sure we get she's a tsundere but there's a limit, the same thing is repeated for almost all the chapters, she won't accept her feelings, the dude doesn't even talk, leave interacting it's been her playing mind games with herself till now, it started out great and was very funny but this is a bad rom-com, as a comedy? credits, where they are due, this is a 7/10 for the comedy part. if ... you want a good rom-com, this is only good as a comedy till now! Ill update the review after reading the whole thing, its just that i am fucking annoyed rn, there literally 0% romance till now, hell i ship the side characters more.