Look, I like cutesy stuff. I like reads that simply pander to otakus like myself, and having a purpose like that is not shameful or wrong. To bash this manga, or any similar work, for its simplicity and lack of substance is missing the point of it. You could say, however, the work is good to a certain, low degree.
With that said, "Please Don't Bully Me, Nagatoro-san" is not a good manga, not because of its simplistic nature, but mostly because it's monotonous and repetitive. In every chapter, it follows a the same old linear narrative from start to now. Nagatoro essentially repeats same kind
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May 14, 2018
*MINOR SPOILER AHEAD*
(This is my first review I've ever written, so bear with me when my words aren't the most elaborate. I am open to suggestions and advice, so please feel free to criticize me in a constructive manner. Note that this was also slovenly written) Reading the first 4 chapters of Lookism, I was elated to continue reading. The joy and satisfaction of a student being bullied excessively and judged for his ugly looks finally getting a good life was overwhelming. So overwhelming that I overlooked the minor problems it had. Alas, that opinion slowly degraded and in recent chapters I was utterly disappointed how ... |
