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Right off the bat, I was a bit skeptical of the premise. But let me tell you, this is a very cute and character driven story. I loved every second of it.

Story: 9 The premise is two random strangers meeting up for dinner to talk about their past relationships. Initially, its because they don't want to eat alone, but they grow to know and warm up to each other.

Art: 8 Classic manhua, no real problems. Characters are still drawn well enough so that you will like them lol.

Character: 10 Honestly, the best part of the story is that is character driven, and both leads learn ... about their flaws within a relationship before any true progress in their development is made.

Enjoyment: 9 I was waiting to learn every little detail of the main's past relationships, and it was really enjoyable throughout.

Overall: 9 I recommend giving this one a read, it's a really fun and light read.

Story: 6
The story revolves around a NEET girl and a perfect school president (a genre that has DEFN not been explored before). Then afterwards we find out the prince is actually a self-absorbed asshole who is the heir to the yakuza (another plot that has DEFN not been done before). The events that follow are the president's attempts to woo the NEET, after she learns about his alternate identity. Overall, even though its a overused and frankly not original plot line, it still provides a decent amount of humor and roasting moments. But I wouldn't say the story is original.
Art: 7
The art wasn't like blowing ... me out of the water or anything, but the chibi faces when used were drawn well. I basically can't complain or complement the art.
Character: 6
I really didn't like any of the characters. Their personalities never let me get attached to anyone.
Enjoyment: 7
There are some funny things and unexpected traits for the side characters, but that's where the majority of the enjoyment comes from.
Overall: 6
It's a pretty average read, I wouldn't really go out of my way to recommend it. If you asked me about it, I'd respond with an its okay. This isn't gonna change your world view or make you swoon, but it's a short comedic read. Sarcasm aside for 24 chapters it's worth the small amount of time you need to put into it for the small amount of laughs.

Honestly I have never seen any of the previous Lupin the thirds, but I can tell you this anime is absolutely stunning. Something I looked forward to every week, when it was airing.

Story: 9
The anime jumps from its one episode driven story to its overarching italian dream story. I enjoyed every single solo episode, thrilling, exciting, and overall masterpieces for style and the audacity Lupin brings to the table. When Lupin wasn't present, the characters still shined with their own unique personalities. Each episode had a small storyline or mystery to solve, and Lupin pretty much owned the stage every episode he was in. The ... dream story was rather confusing, and takes away from the other episodes, but it still allowed Lupin to shine through with his character so it only brought the score down to a 9.

Art: 10
The womens' hair, oh my god, the colors are amazing. The animation was smooth. Every character had their own distinct art and distinct identity with the art.

Sound: 10
Everything was on point. The soundtrack was classy and reminiscent of Italy. This 4th blue jacket nailed it.

Character: 10
Although sometimes the characters were bound to a certain emotion. Jigen with fear/nervousness, Goemon for his honor, etc... Those emotions were done spectacularly and when they had episodes centered around them. And Lupin himself brought the whole show together, his entire aura was great for the series as a whole.

Enjoyment: 10
You will be laughing or thinking deeply every moment. I loved probably every second of the anime, and sometimes the clever plot twists made you smile at the end of the day.

Overall: 10
Even if you have not watched the previous 100+ Lupin episodes, this Italian arc is a masterpiece on its own.

This manga is pretty bad. It's a story about a girl who moves in with the popular kids (who are treated like celebrities inside and outside of school).

Story: 4
The flaws in this story are prevalent, and its hard to see how the love interest actually develops. One moment theres a rival, next moment everyone hates the main character. Its pretty rocky and annoying to see our main character get so much hate for practically nothing (But hey theres a happy ending?).

Art: 7
I usually cant find any flaws in the art of mangas, hence why i give them all high scores. But this one was ... average and there are sometimes pages that are too flowery, but you can get over them.

Character: 3
The main character is a pushover and gets abused. The main love interest is a cocky insensitive bastard who somehow becomes a loving and caring companion (what?). The rest are all flat without any type of dimension.

Enjoyment: 3
It's a really painful read, but I make a commitment to finish every manga I start. This time it was a mistake.

Overall: 5
Probably don't waste your time on this.

This manga is becoming more and more enjoyable, with its ridiculous comedy with the male nurse, BL jokes, and a hilariously awkward camera hobby.

Story - 8
The story revolves around the MC's obsession with his camera (Tamaki Daiji), and one day he comes across a girl on the roof (Hazuki Kanon). And he starts recording her? (lolwhat) Anyway he skips out on lunch to go see her in the nurse's office where she slacks off regularly. Well he starts recording her, while she is sucking her thumb. (she needs something in her mouth all the time or something happens (carries around lollipops)) Anyway Hazuki is surprised, ... not in a perverted way since she is a delinquent and no one found her pretty before. The MC's childhood friend eventually joins them, and BJ (Blackhole Jun) the nurse is basically the best slacker friend nurse you could have in a manga.

Art - 9
The Art itself fits the genre and style. The characters are not all loli chibi figures, but they still have a charm to them that couldnt be found in a seinen manga.

Character - 9
Although the whole camera obsession being bought by Hazuki is far fetched, the character all have their own unique quirks and interesting angles. I won't spoil them for you, but every character hasa unique trait, just like Tamaki and his camera. Also the characters do mature in the 13 chapters I have read.

Enjoyment - 9
The Manga delivers in its comedy with BJ and the unique traits. It delivers in Romance with the scenes between Tamaki and Hazuki.

Overall - 9
Although the story could be patched up a little more, overall the manga is enjoyable and not lackluster in other areas. It's a great read you should pick up.

So basically this is just more Naruto! This time the war is over you get some nostalgia with all the new children. 5 chapters in and I am pretty sure I can predict what enjoyment I will get out of it.

Story: 7
I mean when they finished Naruto I thought it was over, but really anything at this point is stretching the drawn out timeline, so it really doesn't deserve more than 7. But who came here for the story? Lets be honest this is the amazing Naruto kickstarted again

Plot Preview: (NOT REALLY SPOILERS but you need to know at-least the start of this new arc) ...
Just some new guys with sharingans are messing with all 5 villages and they are the new Akatsuki. Sasuke is not in the village but he is protecting them remotely by tailing new threats.

Art: 9
It is the same quality as Naruto. But the new characters (children of the old characters) seem a little bit forced in terms of looks, because they had to mashup the ships.

Character: 8
Same characters bro. The new children ones are well they are still like 9 or 10 so they really only possess childish stereotypes.

Enjoyment: 10
More Naruto = Better Life (If you can't tell by now I really like Naruto) Still exciting it hasn't lost its edge if you bought all of that stuff at the end of the original Naruto series.

Overall: 10 (This should be 8.5, but Naruto is what started my love of Anime so I weigh enjoyment much higher than others)
The Manga picks up where it left off, and it does a good enough job to continue reading Naruto.

But this is basically more Naruto, I mean who doesn't love that?