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In my opinion. It’s an okay story. Doesn’t really bring something new to the table but you still won’t feel the urge to drop it. Basically, Taemin dies from a car crash, when he wakes up, he finds himself in a different body. Siwon’s body. A bullied kid who might’ve died from suicide after something big happened. Anyway, Taemin goes to school as Siwon and there he meets an old friend of his Woojin. (Man looked like a mom with his hairstyle. Still pretty though) And so the story begins.

To be honest. The antagonists were really very magnificently not smart. Their motivations weren’t developed enough ... for me to actually think they weren’t created later or as an afterthought.

Overall this is an okay story that isn’t horrible but doesn’t stand out either.
Not something I’d go out of my way to recommend but if someone asks me if it’s a worthwhile read I’d let them read it.

“NeNeNe” is just a short cute story that doesn’t require you to think too much. All you have to do is sit back, relax and watch Koyuki in her married life with Shin as she tries to be a “good wife”.

The story is pretty short but I think it’s the perfect length for it. To start, I was look forward to seeing what Shin looked like under the mask but as the story went on their daily life started interesting me more. Koyuki’s tenacity in her goal to be a good wife to Shin despite such a huge age gap between them was very ... mature of her.

She isn’t what most people would consider a “strong female lead” these days but I do. Being able to actually agree to marry a guy while at 16 and never having seen his face before? That’s some strength right there. Especially considering the guy is 37…yup. Pretty huge age gap right there.

Spoiler but I’d recommend you read it and decide if you still wanna read this story. Yeah?

Let’s go through this together.

So we start immediately with beautiful art. Beautiful characters (like honestly, they’re pretty). We meet our 2 main characters Camilo and Theo. Right away I’m excited. Childhood friends to lovers? Yes please. You still with me?

Now…we get to Camilo helping Theo raise his wine tolerance. The story goes downhill from that point. That night. Gosh. The way the author went about developing their relationship (starting with their sexual relationship) immediately makes me uncomfortable as it starts with rape. I really wouldn’t have mind them ... having a sexual relationship first if both characters agreed to this type of relationship BEFORE Theo was drunk.

Why do so many people ignore that part of the story? Yes Camilo is attractive. Yes he’s in love with Theo. But that doesn’t excuse the fact that the way he went about their relationship was horrible. ESPECIALLY considering the fact that Theo wasn’t completely sure of his own feelings.

The side characters I liked as there was not much drama there.

The story didn’t really intrigue me as much as I’d expected. Some of the relationships did though. If the story hadn’t been cut short, it would’ve been nice seeing more of the relationship between Jirou and his Grandpa and maybe learning more about his background. (The guy can talk to animals, come on now! The author had to have been planning to do something with that)

The story also promises more of the relationship growth between Jirou and Ragou but it is implemented in a short timeframe. If there were more, we probably would have seen the get the hang of working together and maybe ... see Jirou getting used to Ragou’s power. Man we could have had some real nice bromance (cat and human mance?) right there.

The action scenes are nice in showing the action happening. Like, the artwork isn’t messy.

Minor spoiler ahead. (Like really minor, I’m not even sure it’s a spoiler)

“Yes, he’s just a fool who is hopelessly in love with you.”
Hello? Isn’t that cute?

The main character is basic…boring…normal, but really strong mentally. She is basically like all the other isekai female leads only, she actually goes through with her plan to better her life. As we read along, we see that the author took time to show her slowly try to let go of her feelings for Graham instead of automatically making her forget him the next chapter (I’ve noticed a lot of isekais make little of their characters’ original feelings ... so I thought I’d add his in). I appreciate that. The fl had feelings for the guy, therefore we actually get to see her struggle with change.

The art is basic at best. It’s that one art style almost every reincarnation story uses. Nothing really new going on there.

I’d seen a spoiler on who the big bad villain was so I went into this thinking I’d ruined my experience from the start. Boy. Was. I. Wrong. The times I wasn’t fan girling at Satoru’s mom, I was busy being at awe from the story. Now imagine how much greater this story would be if one didn’t know the ending.

When you first look at the story (yes I judged it by its cover in the first few episodes), it doesn’t seem that intriguing (other than the revival plot point). The art was simplistic and from the first chapter, the main character seems like a ... bum chasing a dream that won’t be fulfilled. But as you read more and brush of the dust on the surface, you uncover a gem.

The pacing of the story was steady and the way art’s way of storytelling slowly grows on you. The art conveys the emotions the characters are feeling onto the reader in a way that isn’t overwhelming and the story slowly unfolds clearly in front of you.

The characters are memorable (I especially love Satoru’s mother….as you might’ve noticed) and easily likable and the story is one that captures you in the moment.

Overall, it’s a pretty solid story.

Time loop,
Alien infested world,
Weak to strong,
Women aren’t cannon fodder,
All the points that interested me in reading “All You Need Is Kill“.

For the most part, it was a good story. Keiji Kiriya was forced into a tough spot and he had to find a way out of it.. That’s interesting yeah? Only 17 chapters aren’t enough to satisfy the hunger I was feeling. To learn more about the mimics, the time loop, the other characters, Kiriya‘s training cycle. I wanted more but unfortunately couldn’t get it as the story was filled into only these chapters.

What DID make me satisfied in this story though ... was the journey. The story, although I wasn’t satisfied with the amount we got, was interesting in itself. If you’re into the multiple reincarnation trope, then this manga might satisfy you. Although we don’t get to explore much of the world and characters, we do get to follow Kiriya in his journey to strong….ness. We get to see him tackle his weaknesses and find ways to solve them in each loop. This is kinda my first review so I’m not good at putting the words I want to down but I hope this convinced you to read. No spoilers in here…I think?