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Sep 20, 2024
This manga it's to chill out it's pretty enjoyable withnothing pretencious, and there's almost none of drama. It's a very cute story, with very good protagonists, but the side character don't bring nothing, except the brother of Shuu that it's good.
In the last half part of the manga Shu started to have feelings for Youko, eventhough all this, the relation between both had no progress in the rest of chapters. The final it's horrible there are various things that the manga that have no conclusion like the love of Shu for youko. It's a to apressurate final.
Eventhough the final the rest is very enjoyable, the
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relationship between Shu and Youko it's cute, and Shu has a great evoulution.
Reviewer’s Rating: 6
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Sep 18, 2024
When I started reading Watashi no Yuri wa Oshigoto desu!, I didn't have high hopes because the premise felt like the typical protagonist with a fake facade. But after a few chapters, I realized I was wrong.
The Café Liebe is actually super interesting because it sets the stage for all these different relationships, like the "sister" roles the characters take on. Even though these relationships aren't real, they hold a lot of weight. It's basically a café where they have to act, but it’s fascinating to see how they behave outside of those roles.
Then there’s Hime, who’s honestly the best character in the manga. She’s
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all about putting on an act and doesn’t want to work—she just wants to marry someone rich (and has never been in love). But she ends up working at Café Liebe, where she meets someone connected to a trauma from her past. Hime goes through some amazing character growth as the story progresses.
Yano is the coworker from Hime’s past, and I think she’s just as deep as Hime. Her character is well-developed, especially once you understand her feelings and her own past. The relationship between Yano and Hime is really well done, and both characters grow because of each other.
Then there's Kanoko, Hime's best friend, who’s secretly in love with her. Knowing that Hime can't love anyone back, Kanoko sticks around as her best friend anyway. But as she sees Hime changing because of Yano, she really starts to struggle with her feelings. Kanoko is a super complex character, and her thoughts and actions make her really stand out.
Sumika, who also works at the café, has a cool character arc where she goes from hating romance to loving it, which is fun to watch.
One of my main issues with the manga is that there are certain arcs where it focuses so much on specific characters that it kind of forgets about others for like 30 chapters or more. Even with that, the manga is still great.
It’s a yuri story that focuses on drama but has some really beautiful moments too. The characters are so well-written, and they feel real.
Reviewer’s Rating: 9
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Sep 13, 2024
Toumei na Usui Mizuiro ni is a very enjoyable manga that could be even better if it were longer. The protagonist, Ritsu, is in love with her best friend, Ichika, but Ichika starts dating Ritsu's childhood friend.
Ritsu is a very good protagonist because of her behavior and thoughts regarding Ichika. Ichika, however, is not as developed as the other characters. If the story were longer, we could delve deeper into her character. Shun (the boyfriend) and his dialogues with Ritsu are incredible. He’s a good character that helps us understand Ritsu better.
It’s an adorable manga with a deep protagonist. If you like yuri, I recommend
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Reviewer’s Rating: 8
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Sep 12, 2024
"15-sai" is a manga that has nothing good to offer except for Anna's struggle between love and pleasure
The story involves complex relationships among its main characters, who often fail to empathize with each other, except for Miku. Despite being in relationships, characters frequently they have intimate acts with others, notably Anna in the first 15 chapters.
A significant issue in the manga is Miku's actions after Anna breaks up with her. Miku remains in love with Anna and attempts to interfere in Anna's relationship with Ema. However, Miku's feelings shift, and she falls for Yoshino the next day.
Yoshino is a cold character who acts without empathy,
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such as attempting to break up a relationship and kissing a 14-year-old out of jealousy. Her motivations, especially her on-and-off relationship with Ema, remain unexplained.
Ema, after breaking up with Yoshino, has an inappropriate behavior with Anna, despite their close relationship and Anna's young age. Ema eventually falls in love with Anna, though her motivations are not well-explained.
Anna has intimate acts with multiple characters until she realizes her love for Ema, although she continues her interactions with Miku. Her struggle between love and pleasure is a well-executed aspect of the manga.
The manga concludes unsatisfactorily, with Anna and Ema not dating despite mutual feelings, suggesting the beginning of their romance.
Reviewer’s Rating: 5
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Sep 9, 2024
Ashita, Kimi ni Aetara is a chaotic manga where almost nothing makes sense. The story begins with Rinko-chan planning to confess her love to her childhood friend, A-chan, because A-chan was graduating the next day. However, while contemplating the confession, Rinko falls asleep. When she wakes up, 15 years have passed, and A-chan now has three daughters, though it turns out she’s not a good mother and neglects them.
In chapters 2, 3, and 4, there are conflicts involving A-chan’s daughters due to Rinko’s "amnesia." The start of the manga is decent; it's fine. The daughters are flat characters, and they remain that way throughout the
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story. Additionally, A-chan’s motivations are confusing at first, but they are eventually explained.
Following these chapters, the story introduces several instances of time travel. While the reasons behind the time travel are explained, they don’t make much sense. The first time travel event in chapter 1 occurs after a death, but not every subsequent time travel is caused by death. Sometimes, Rinko travels back in time, and other times she doesn’t, making the mechanics inconsistent.
Then comes the best chapter of the series is chapter 9. It provides insight into A-chan’s behavior and helps some elements of the story fall into place, though many plot points still remain confusing.
In chapter 9, it’s revealed that A-chan agreed to start dating Rinko, but she didn’t love her initially. However, during a date, Rinko died, and A-chan realized she truly loved her. Desperate to save Rinko, A-chan prayed to God and was sent back in time multiple times. However, each time she expressed her love to Rinko, Rinko died. As a result, A-chan eventually stopped showing affection to her.
My biggest issue with the manga is that after countless attempts to make Rinko happy, they finally meet in a place that exists outside of time neither the past, present, nor future. A-chan explains everything to Rinko, but instead of accepting her love, Rinko apologizes and says she also wants to be with A-chan's daughters. The ending shows A-chan, Rinko, and the daughters together, which doesn't make sense since, throughout the story, Rinko dies whenever A-chan shows her love.
Reviewer’s Rating: 3
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Sep 8, 2024
Kanojo no Kuchizuke isn't anything special; it's basically a comfortable and adorable read. One thing that makes this manga a little bit different is the first meeting and how, in just the first chapter, we see them start dating.
There's not too much drama in the story. Some of it is caused by Sacchan due to Ayane's past, and the drama is normally resolved in one chapter or less.
The most interesting character is Ayane because of her past, which we learn about in chapter 10. However, we already knew something was going on because of some of her actions. Sacchan is less interesting, but he's still
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a good character with his thoughts, and I like his personality. They make a cute couple. Then there's Sacchan's best friend; in chapter 3, we saw that she was in love with Sacchan, and I think the way it was introduced was really good (even though I don't like that kind of thing). However, after that chapter, it became mostly irrelevant. It would have been better if they had explored that more deeply.
Basically, if you like cute and adorable mangas, I would recommend it. It has some drama, but it's important because thanks to that drama, the relationship progresses.
Reviewer’s Rating: 7
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