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I'm going to be direct about this one, because it is disgusting in every possible way.

There is 3 girls from the main 6 that is not annoying asf in this manga, which is Julia, Yamada and Kaoru... i mean Kaoru is not a slut and loves mc (but she is his sister), Julia doesnt really care what these tards doing plus doesnt talk too much, and Yamada (best girl) really loves mc and have a cute personality... Ayano is the purest rubbish among fictional characters, boring and disgusting personality, with an even more disgusting past and with even more disgusting and repulsive attitudes.

I particularly found ... the protagonist interesting, compared to all the other trash that appears. And if we compare it to other harem/ecchi protagonists, he is without a doubt a good MC. He is direct and truthful with his feelings and satisfies all of the girls' fetishes... I feel bad for him, because he likes Ayano throughout most of the manga. He is hardworking and very focused on his activities.

I will emphasize how disgusting FMC is (or what appeared to be the FMC), but it isn't. Ayano; Ayano is disgusting, repulsive, annoying to an extreme that makes you want to simply stop existing... at first she is acceptable, a typical FMC harem character, but as time goes by she becomes every bad adjective that can be given to a fictional character. And somewhere around chapter 38 or 39 proves everything I'm saying (don't read).

Characters that I would like to have more space are certainly Julia, she has more volume than Ayano, she is prettier, she doesn't talk much... and to be honest, she is very honest with her feelings, just like the MC. And the icing on the cake, she is much more talented than everyone else, considering that in addition to volleyball, she is a monster at basketball. And unfortunately it only served to satisfy yet another horrifying fetish of the author, which is... hair?!

I could give more details about Yamada and Kaoru, but I'll be very brief. They are two of the 3 best female characters in my opinion, their personalities are less irritating... Kaoru gets upset a lot, but she doesn't hold a candle to the others, we have to consider that she plays the role of the protagonist's sister too. Yamada is kind, beautiful, hardworking, talented and captain of the volleyball team, in my opinion the best female character.

There is no story, they are all volleyball players and the MC is the coach, but we don't see even 5% of volleyball in the story (which I think is good in ecch stories) since the focus is not a solid, well-constructed story.

The art is good and to be honest, it was the strongest point that made me continue reading through these long and painful 74 chapters. For ecchi art, it's one of the best I've ever seen, to be honest.

If you're looking to keep your sanity away from exaggerated fetishes, disgusting characters and a sloppy story. Stay away from this work! I'm telling you, it's not an ecchi where you'll see useful things... it's almost a serialized fetish hent4i.

I have real mental problems having stayed this far. It had signs of a good ecchi with an acceptable story, but it turned out that most of the characters are deplorable and only serve to cover the author's strange fetishes. There are 3 characters that throughout the work managed not to make me vomit in general terms, Kaoru, Yamada and Julia. The rest is deplorable, low, repulsive and... idk, its just bad.

*My rating wasn't just 1 or 0 because there were some characters that I liked and felt sorry for being there, and the art is beautiful.

Well, if you want to read a an amazing ecchi this is the manga and it couldn't be different when it comes to master Kentarou.

Although it's a great ecchi with beautiful art by the same author of To Love-Ru, the plot is weak... character changing gender, etc. It ends up being extremely predictable and boring.

The art is simply wonderful as i said, the characters are beautiful and curvy. In the end i miss a male protagonist, and its kinda funny lmao. The plot is weak, but it's an ecchi i don't usually score an ecchi considering the story.

Well, if you're looking for a lovingly made ... ecchi this would be a great choice.

Score:

Art: 10

Story: 5

Characters: 8

Enjoyment: 8 (it's pretty fun tho)

Overall: 6

If you like more realistic manga with a touch of psychology, this is the manga.

Bokutachi ga Yarimashita begins with Tobio's quiet high school life as he longs for a normal life and his 3 friends, until one of them is kidnapped by high school students and is tortured and subjected to humiliation.

Uneasy, Tobio proposes to his friends that they pay back.

From then on, the lives of the 4 turned inside out. The reality here is treated with clarity, so much so that it makes us uncomfortable many times and at other times we have the feeling of familiarity.

Characters are people, they make mistakes (a lot), ... cheat each other, hate each other, love each other, trust and distrust each other all the time, you'll probably hate them all.

Well, in my opinion it is a great work, it starts and ends very well and has wonderful art by Araki Hikaru.

I tried to put as few spoilers as possible ^^

THIS ONE HAS SPOILERS, MY FRIEND.

The manga goes well until the last chapters. I think Kuroko should have stayed with Keita, for everything they went through together it seemed fair, although Akane was a childhood friend, but it is a bit of a cliché for the protagonist to stay with your childhood friend.

As for the characters, everyone develops well and they are very important for the continuation of the story, but we miss some of them, like Nam, she is very strong i think she could have helped even more. This is not really a bad point, knowing that there are extra chapters at the ... end of each volume, giving depth to the characters.

As for art, it is very beautiful, I really admire the South Korean style, it reminds me a lot of The Breaker, which I had a lot of fun reading.

The fights are very good, but the essence of the story is that of a shounen, so the course of the fights is quite predictable, this can be a problem for some people; I particularly like some clichés. Some struggles are necessary to cliche the development of the story, >obviously<.

The development of the main characters is very good, Keita has a very strong personality and irritates the reader sometimes, but we end up having a lot of appreciation for him, when he overcomes the trauma with his mother it is a great advance in the story. Kuroko has a very painful past with her family being killed by her own beloved brother, who kills not only her mother, but her entire clan. The kuroko in its essence has almost the same story as Keita that revolves around revenge and mystery.

From the general point of view, the Manga starts and ends well, disregarding some points I mentioned.

If you want a good story with mystery, fights, action, martial arts and a little romance, this manga is for you.

This is a masterpiece from its concept, deepening, characters, the simple way in which the author shows reality is moving and terrifying at certain times, we realize very early that this is not a shounen where the protagonist will leave a situation with a simple feeling of anger or love. Here the character's life is like that of our parents. It is how our life will be or it already is, it is cold and hard, but we always find our way to solve our problems ... sometimes not. All that Kurosawa sought at the beginning of the work were common desires, such as women, ... cars and money, and from the middle to the end the change begins, he seeks friendships, conquests and recognition/and even self-recognition, the analogy with ants are brilliant, we are all ants doing our best, and in front of a big problem some ants react and cause a chain reaction where all the other ants react and fight. At the end of his life Kurosawa finally finds what he has always been looking for ... people who make him feel warm, happy, loved and respected. In the end Kurosawa found true happiness. Kurosawa is the definition of BEING HUMAN, he makes many mistakes, gets drunk, gets into fights, feels jealousy, admiration, every feeling is deepened by the author's art and we see ourselves in the protagonist almost as much as the entire work, in short.

There is much more to say, but so far it has been what has stood out for me and has caught my attention.

It's a 10 in all aspects of the manga.

The manga may not have a great script / art, but it certainly fulfills its sad manga role.

This is because the work does not address the theme "vampires", but how sad it is to have to deal with a loved one experiencing an incurable disease, the feeling of helplessness and sadness in the face of an immutable situation.

Death here is approached in a natural way and you know what happens from the middle of the manga. It's a great manga to read quickly and make you reflect on issues of life or existentialism, but nothing in depth, like Neon Genesis, etc.

Manga is certainly a good ... thing if you like this kind of sad story with a nilist simplified, but it is approached in a superficial and ordinary way.

My geral score for this one is 7, because I certainly love reading a sad story.

Peace out <3