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If you read the Manga just stop at chapter 264, as much as a train wreck this whole Manga is, it was actually a pretty good and wholesome Manga up til the final arc where the author just throws away any character development for some reason. I won't rant about it here but if you read it you would understand what I am saying. Back to the positives, the artwork is pretty good, came in looking for a quick fap and stayed because of the juicy dramas, in terms of story and character development, it was actually pretty good, they all actually grew and came ... to a conclusion in their arcs if you discount the final few chapters, this manga actually made it interesting in terms of character progression and how each of them grew into their own person, I can relate to Hina in terms of unrequited love and living for someone else's dream, sometimes it's not meant to be but we choose to do it because we truly love the other person, it's just life, Rui finally growing up and becoming a headstrong woman and stop relying on Natsuo and breaking up with him because their relationship was getting toxic, I relate to that too because my previous relationship was also the same where I was going nowhere in life because I rely emotionally too much on my partner and was becoming toxic when she had her own life to live, and finally Natsuo, recovering from his mental block of writing and becoming decisive and choosing who he wants to be with instead of staying wishy washy. All these are good character development and progression and it actually helped with the enjoyment of the story.

I remember reading it a few years ago and the storyline just didnt appeal to me. But recently I tried picking it up again seeing as the sequel was finishing too. I was blown away by the nuances and the storylines and backstory of all the characters. This manga to me felt much better than the sequel in a way that this one really focuses on Kaneki and his struggles to try and fit into the ghoul world and having to adapt and learn. This story felt more personal compared to RE and really immerse you with the story and world building. 10/10 would recommend ... and read it again.

Alright. This is my favourite manga of all time so far closely beating out Molester Man. So it starts off with this Mangaka, Hideo who has his own delusions and hallucinations and problems with his GF. For the starting first 10 chapters i would say? It goes very slowly while fleshing out Hideo and his problems and TBH i enjoyed it a lot because it felt real to me but i can see why a lot of people dropped the manga before it got to the juicy part. Hideo then thinks all the zombie problems are part of his delusions so he keeps trying to ... convince himself its gonna be fine. Hideo carries with him a shotgun which he was suppose to go disc shooting the day the zombie outbreak happened. Hideo being a law abiding citizen and keeps his morals throughout the manga by not lending his weapon to anyone because of the strict gun laws in Japan. The progress of Hideo as a character is amazing. I can closely relate to him at the start because im a bit like him and tend to talk to myself a lot when im alone and act like a goofball.

Overall, if you enjoy a zombie manga this is the one for you. Its got plenty of everything. Action, feels, decisions and the progression of story and character is really good as it doesnt feel like it has any filler in between to keep it interesting

Okay. If you like the typical loser gets beat up but learns martial arts to protect his love ones kind of manga this is the perfect manga for you. The art is really good and the characters they introduced - Kenichi Sensei's was really good each which has their own backstory being fleshed out a few chapters during the manga, one thing that really never get going ironically was the main character Kenichi story, I mean he grows stronger and more confidence and his abilities in martial arts did improve but he was never really developed as a character.

Overall , I really enjoyed the ... art and it was really enjoyable but the ending was a bit rushed and it was sad to hear the author's interest in Kenichi kinda grew dim thats why the ending was rushed and frankly quite disappointing .

Alright so the plot is Naho Takamiya a high school girl woke up late and was late to school received a letter from herself 10 years into the future asking herself to save this newly transferred student from Tokyo named Kakeru.

Its a really thought provoking manga that doesnt go too much into the weird parts of how they received the letters from their future self and its a bit like one of my fav movies of all time Eternal Sunshine of a Spotless Mind. Its about regrets , human nature , friendship and depression. It also focuses a lot on depression and how even ... though a person might seem great on the outside on the inside the person might be already giving up on living.

Throughout the story it keeps you wondering whether even though she receive letters on how to help out Kakeru will it change anything. Like for example will Naho be able to change the fate of Kakero even with letters of advice from her future self or is it one of those cliches where knowing isnt enough to change someones fate?

Overall it is a great manga with a solid ending and if you liked the movie Eternal Sunshine Of a Spotless Mind where theres a bit of scifi and love story going on, this is definitely the manga for you.

Its a great manga.
Tends to drag on and his indecisiveness is damn annoying at some parts. The character development is alright and some of the things they didnt explain fully/tie up loose ends. The last quarter of the manga was pretty damn good.
The characters finally realise their dreams in the end and decide to chase it and that was very nice to see.

Overall, A worthwhile read and if you like something like Nisekoi you would definitely enjoy this.


*spoiler alert* I am glad at the end he didnt go for the typical shy girl Toujou but instead waited for Nishinoo