For people who watched the anime and want more of Pon no Michi's world, this manga is a must-read. Even though it is a "what if" spin-off, it still felt like I was watching bonus OVA content.
The story was pretty fun seeing characters grown up and yet still act like their teenage self while enjoying a good game of mahjong. Manga did feel more mahjong-oriented instead of CGDCT like anime did so as a fellow player I really enjoyed that part. Also, there's an ecchi aspect to the story that felt unexpected but I liked it. I feel like Mangaka could expand the story and
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Jan 11, 2025
Musubime Nemuri wa Shite Kurenaku mo Nai managed to surprise me at first with its premise of a boy and girl sharing one dream, with the boy being in control of it. However, the more I read, the more it became awful and repetitive.
Plot-wise, it started strong. It had that interesting concept of dream sharing, which isn't really common in the manga world, so I had high hopes. That was until I realized every chapter is the same as the previous one, just with a different kind of fetish. I'm 100% sure the author would have had a better time writing it as a hentai ... 
Jan 7, 2025
Bokutachi no Tabi
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Considering its length, you obviously can't expect much, not to mention it's also the author's debut manga. Despite that, it was good enough to kill 10 minutes of boredom and free time. It's my second time reading Sakai Mayu's work, and I really love her characters, even though they're your average shoujo tropes you can find in any other similar manga.
I can't recommend it for the same reason as Nine Puzzle: the story is too niche, and I'm sure 95% of the manga community would find it boring. But for my fellow shoujo fanatics, it's enjoyable enough to be worth our time. 
Jan 6, 2025
Nine Puzzle
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For such a short story, it really was an enjoyable one—not only plot-wise, with billiards and a bit of romance, but also character-wise. In just a few chapters, the author managed to get me attached to the main pair and the shop owner, and I enjoyed every second of their interactions, despite them being your usual shoujo characters (an airhead girl with no romantic experience and a mysterious boy with some sort of family or social issues).
The romance was definitely underwhelming, but it was just enough to feel a bit satisfied with it by the end. What had more focus was billiards, which, as a ... 
Jan 5, 2025
"Tonari no Seki no Yatsu ga Souiu Me de Mitekuru" definitely falls into the unique manga category simply because the main heroine is the pervert and not the actual male protagonist. Despite its weird name, it's a pretty wholesome story without many ecchi scenes, aside from its humor, which is very different from other high school romance mangas. It can be really random and unexpected, resulting in a nice laugh.
The characters besides the main two are nothing special but still manage to add to the comedy of the story, like the teacher trying to get them together or the students from another class constantly teasing ... 
Mar 16, 2022
Most of people look at this as just weird ecchi/hentai manga which it is but unlike other ecchi mangas this one have pretty good backstory backing it up. If you're more of serious family friendly person do not read this manga. This manga is for people that doesn't really care about ecchi stuff and really do enjoy weird stories. This is probably one of my favorite underground titles I read as story like this can't be found anywhere else but it is really enjoyable. After 100 chapters it's hard to not connect to this characters. They aren't really special and at same time aren't bad
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