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This is probably my least favorite omegaverse manga, and that's quite a feat in a genre riddled with non-consensual sex, worlds where bestiality is normal, and even includes a story about a teenager who is sexually attracted to an elementary school child. While there is also plenty of non-cringy omegaverse stories, this particular tale is not one of them. It doesn't have characters being sexually pleasured by beastmen or people fighting their lust for small children, but it has - in my opinion - some of the most aggravating and unlikeable characters I've read in a manga in a long time. The... See full review

I was only able to find the first four chapters online, so this review is based purely off those chapters alone. To keep it short : This manga revolves around a "trap" character's antics, specifically him messing with the people who presume he is female based on his very femine appearence. The language is somewhat blunt and includes one ongoing joke, which I personally didn't find overly funny the first time. However as a manga which aims to poke fun at the standard "trap" character trope, it is honestly hilarious and definately worth a read. As a romantic manga, I have yet... See full review

Spoiler free and all that jazz. S far the manga has been great. I love the main characters style where he has a goal and give little to few sh*ts about anyone elses problems unless they aid him in his goal. He is an adorable and likeable guy who just so happens to have some trauma. This is a great story with some strong characters and plot that makes SENSE with the main character's goal, what i mean is that the main character is always fixated on his own Sh*t and isn'y constantly forgetting his past and motivations in life to help some random a*h*le with saving the world or whatever the hell happens in... See full review

The adventure of the omegaverse continues. (Based on 37 chapters.) Story: I've seen this sort of twist happen, but not in this way I suppose.  My main issue is that this feels very contrived at times. I often feel that the darker twists aren't as developed as they should.  Especially with the rather unwilling and somewhat confusing reactions from the Omega of the relationship.  I feel like there's a lot more that could be done if it just wasn't so focused on the mental state of both sides of the relationship. Art: As to be expected, it's either well drawn or just sketchy art a lot for... See full review

As a person who has read some rather...  Interesting manga over the years in this genre, I find this one to be one of the more harmless ones.    I'll explain in details below. Story: In all honesty, this story is pretty simple.  It doesn't include consequences, but I'm alright for how far it goes.  The general story is that of a transfer student who used to be an Otaku trying to fit in and not show his obsession.  It almost all goes out the window when he meets a fellow student who not only reads one of his cherished series, but also has a rather unique... See full review

This series is pretty good but it does tend to drag on. Reading the first part, and then reading the second part I get where the person was going when they were writing it but why would you add so many sub characters, that it drags the story on in such a bad way. It ends well what the journey to get there is impossibly boring. This one and the second half are both very short as of now 86 chapters for the first half and as of writing this(11/29/18) there have been 59 chapters released in English so these two series are pretty even in the amount of chapters they have. Don't know if the writer is going to go... See full review

zui wu dao has a good story/plot but, theres no proper ending. its more of cliffhanger... the main point of a story is how it achieve its set goal but in this manga, none of its goal was acomplish... instead he was imprisoned by his enemy for eternity, and al of his enemy are free.... to the readers i advice you not to read this manga unless the chapter exceeds 54, else you'll regret...

"Daddy long legs" was the best story out of this book and it was very emotional touching.  The other stories were good as well but "DLL" was just more than a short story out of the others. The stories were good for passing time as well.  ~Kissmyinnerfangirl 

First let me say this was honestly a beautiful story. I loved how beautiful the tattoos were and how unique.  The story is kinda slow at first but picks up at the middle. I figured out what was "historical" in the Manga around the middle of the story and it's not something I've read before so it was a nice change of pace. I honestly cried so please bring tissues if you plan on reading it. ~Kissmyinnerfangirl

This manhua is mix of both martial art (Xianxia) and RPG leveling system with Isekai genre. This my second time reading a novel, usually I hate novel (may be less imagintive skill) and love colourful manhua.But after reading light novel of this  Manhua I was awed , as if it was almost jaw-dropping .(believe me when i say this This best wonderful isekai-Rpg novel).Since only some chapter's of this manhua is released we might this think as average normal transmigrated manhua (unless u are Iseaki-RPG fan).For normal manhua lover's till to the up-to-date released chapter's may seems boring.If so I... See full review

“Sankarea” is like Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde from Robert Louis Stevenson’s “Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde” where there is a good and bad side, both side who wants to unite in one another. In short, just read the manga and stop waiting for the season two. The first season with only 12 episodes with three extra episodes doesn’t really guarantee that “Sankarea” is a walking dead. No, the first season only covers the first two volumes while the rest is more than that. I’ve watched the anime a few months ago – roughly if I count it like that may... See full review

This story is about Kira and Rei, who are young teens in high school. They meet and fall in love despite being complete opposites. Kira is an anti-social artist and Rei is a motorcycle racer who plays the field. 

He saves her from a predator and promises to protect her. He finds out about her past and feels the need to protect her even more, so they get even closer together. 
Rei has his own secrets and trauma to overcome, but they do it together. 

Their story is about two teens overcoming many deep-seated traumas and facing your future. 
I absolutely love this... See full review

Kenji Tsuruta's "Forget-me-not" is a kind of art because of such a scenery and ambient. There is something that makes me get stuck in a world of two united dimensions but it can't. Yet, Kenji Tsuruta is a person who has a potential, especially from this manga. Pretty aesthetic by carrying variety styles of drawing and writing in the style of American novels and some of the western culture indeed. Set in locations around Venice, "Forget-me-not" seems to be introduced into a very colorful style at the beginning and the black and white style like manga in general. It tells about Mariel... See full review

This was such a beautiful manga, it made me cry so hard so many times. The way the author wrote about time and aging was so moving and impactful. It made me think a lot about how to live my own life. It's definitely a series I would recommend. The best part of this story was the character development, and I personally loved the flashbacks too. Overall you need to read this right away, because its frickin amazing.

It's pretty bad, it has no story doesn't keep my interests and it's like a soft hentai  it's not really interesting. I'd recommend this if you are really into reading it pretty fast, or if you can read fast and stomach the non-story that there is about a ghost that technically rapes a guy. I mean barely a plot, no interesting characters, and the artwork is a bit jarring to me but the art work can be a personal taste thing you might like it while I hate it. Not really much to spoil as the plot is the title. I think I read 3 chapters I might read some more but as of right now it's dropped unappealing on... See full review

Spoilers ahead This was so nice to read, the story was not your usual yaoi, at least it escaped certain stereotypes that are just predictable and boring. But it is not perfect: There are parts of the story that were left incomplete, for example, at some point they mention a road trip Sihoon told his mother about to make Mari talk to him, however it is never shown that it happens and then he just leaves to the USA. Also, Mari had a grudge against Junyoung but later she’s just fine with him again, so it was kind of confusing. Apart from that, Sihoon’s mom hated the idea of her son to be gay and... See full review

The auther tried to creat a sense of entusiasum which can be some part relatable to every one, the presentation of seanes is better than most. I have been waiting to read the new chapters and never miss them. I cam mostly visualise the next scene but waiting to finally reading is frustrating.... READ IT you guys will enjoy it.... 

I don't understand how this has so many bad reviews.. It's a great story with amazing art! Each character is amazingly written and it's backstory explains perfectly why it persues it's goals. The charcater have a lot of charisma and will make you feel connected, of course they are not perfect which only adds up to the stories perfection as a whole. The story brings the seriousness of a sport and of relationships. There is strugle and tradegy and each character overcomes it their own way. You can notice the story is really alike to reality and how people change their mind and sacrifice some important things... See full review

“ I was prompted to this era for what - ...! " A high school student with trauma in painting, time slipped into France at the end of the 19th century! Together with a boy named "Monet", he get’s involved in the whirlpool of art that shakes the world soon ...?

Intriguing start through dramatic and satisfying ending. I really loved this story. It's a story of reincarnation and how the past can come to repeat itself.  There were something's that seemed cliche, and one character I couldn't relate to in the slightest, but that didn't detract from the story. Still worth the read.

      Fruits Basket was THE Shoujo manga that definied all other Shoujo mangas for me. I especially liked the insight you got into the characters, that the anime didn't quite pull off. The characters were rich in spirit, and you don't see a lot of that in manga today. Like, how Tohru Honda seemed too good to be true, but beneath that she was struggling with her own depression, and feelings of inadequacy. All of the characters had trauma, all of them were hurting, and all of them were trying to find & define themselves. There was a level of pain, and depth to it that many Shoujo manga... See full review

This series was just like the first as of writing this(11/23/18) there have been 59 chapters released and it better then the first half as it is more of the vengeance factor verses getting all the good guys on your side imo the boring stuff.

WARNING MAY INCLUDE SPOILERS Story This manga had an intresting story and a lot of enjoyable moments. It played into how an alien would have to adapt and some of the struggles that take place because they are differnt. It has a lot of added humor in order to help fill out the pages but I think it helps make it an enjoyable read. The plot is kind of nonexistant as it just follows day to day life, each chapter not really building on the last. The ending felt a bit odd and rushed. I did enjoy it regardless and would read more if there was more to read. Characters Some of the characters did not seem like... See full review

A manhwa with quite a deep plot, despite being an erotic manhwa that most of the time mainly focus on the intensity of the sex. In terms of story and plot, this is without a doubt one of the best compared to other ero manhwas (probably the best!). I highly recommend this piece to anyone out there that wants to read something erotic and stimulating with a story that is definitely on par with other top tier drama-focused manhwas. You can start reading now ;)

Blood Bank is a really good read if you really enjoy Yaoi, BDSM and the occasional noncon (none of which I'm into, I was in this for the art). The story overall was relatively bland and generic but at times had a good amount of originality to it. The art was incredibly nice to look at no matter which character. Some of the characters, sadly, had as much characterization as a wet napkin in mcdonalds. Despite this, however, I enjoyed the book to a certain extect. The out of the blue r-pe scene was no needed though. 

Ok so basically this is a short little spin-off of the original anime and otome game, Brother's Conflict. It was very short and sort of in a 4-koma mmanga featuring short little stories in a short runing manga. The art is very cute and the personalities of the chracters are a little different like howw Ukyo is now obsesed with breasts. But overall, I give it a 10 out of 10 for a short read!

I'm at section 12 and right presently there is no more so I'll simply leave my feeling on this Killing Stalking manga up until now. By and by I got joined truly quickly to this story and the characters. I'm having a lot of blended emotions about the connection between Sangwoo and Yoon. My own hypothesis is that perhaps Yoon can impact Sangwoo and possibly balance out his psychological condition. I'm trusting that that is what will occur. Characters are so great and unique, you essentially can't completely disdain them regardless. With... See full review

One of my First Manga that i Completly read From Start to End without lossing the interset .. awesome Story telling and Characters... loved it

This is an amazing piece, not at all perfect but it's absolutely amazing. It shows the contrast of the Western God of Love and Eastern God of Love in their personality but manage to live together and help each other with their assigned task. It leaves you wanting for more since it still is ongoing and I love it that way

To honest, even though I knew this was by the author of Psyren, I've avoided it because I had a feeling it was axed, and that would mean learning why it was axed. Now the series is about characters using shikigami, conjured spirits that are invoked and used through the onmyoji arts or Japanese style exorcists. There are already series that have touched on this, such as Twin Star Exorcists, Blue Exorcist, even Inuyasha. Not to say the author can't do it as well, it was more like he was struggling to give the story a direction. The protagonist is seen fighting an antagonist right off the bat, told to go to... See full review

Wow... This is one of the most exciting manga to read.. Like seriously when someone got reincarnated as a slime and granted an unbelievable power and wisdom... The way Rimuru(the slime) wanted to create a nation with different races.. The plots..The eechi and many more.. Worth your time for reading this i guaranteed🎈🎈

It's a good light hearted manhwa 

This manhua is really good to read,the main character is weak but he use his knowledge in past life to make him strong.If you read this manhua,i recommended you to watch the anime too because some stories in anime are not in this manhua.

First of all please don't hesitate to read this manga. STORY 10/10 The story is pretty well made even though isekai manga is being quite popular nowadays. But I found it interesting because of the mc, he is humble and kind I love how he is trying his best to satisfy his way of living because he is unable to do so in his past life. The story gets interesting each and every chapter! (It made me read thetlight novel which is not I am accustomed to because I couldn't wait for the manga release) 9/10 ART The art is able to meet up my expectations, especially the MC. It always doesn't have to look... See full review

Bare with me as this is my first review on this site, using the system in place! The story, at the core, is about a steamy workplace affair involving 3 people- where 2 know theres a 2nd partner but not clear on who that extra is. It's paced fast and reminds me of the ever popular "A/B/O" dynamics or "Fuck or Die" tropes you see a lot in BL/Gay mlm manga. It's a familiar cliche so you don't get too lost, but there's another level to the story mechanics where humans are described to be in "tribes" that are themed after animals. It's not really explained why so it feels like an... See full review

This marks my 2nd Korean manga that I have read so far, the first being An Innocent Sin. I really like Quoth the Boy though, honestly, because it shows a shy, but honest relationship between a boy and a girl, and how it develops over the time. Those thoughts of what it was like when you like someone, what it felt like falling in love, even what the heart goes through as the relationship unfolds. Ga-ra has that straight-forward personality that I really love for a male protagonist. Tae-bok is so sweet and I loved the growth she goes through during the story as the female protagonist. Ga-ra's buddies So-woo... See full review

I was debating whether or not to review Reborn author Akira Amano's newest work, but I think I should considering the headaches I got from the writing. One good thing about the series is the artstyle, feels fairly clean and the characters are nice to look at. The bad is the writing. It has a rough start and only continues to get rougher. And the plot-twists come out of nowhere without any form of foreshadowing, so the story is a hot mess. And the characters feel so stereotypical, with their writing only as bland. It feels like such a down grade compared to Reborn, at least it felt a lot better even if it... See full review

The manga, for lack of better words, is goddamn awesome. It was a work of art, the way characters and the story flows and grows. The story line and plot is good and the art is simply splendid. The characters makes it hard to put the manga down. I really hope the author and the artist continue to put it out on the site. I adore this. Even though it's not complete, it stole a peice of my soul and I love this utterly and truely.

It’s so great and I think I might die because it’s not finished so I’m waiting for the update I read all of it it’s just so cute and ahhhhh they’re adorable why isn’t it finisheeeed :( RECOMMEND TO ANYONE YOU WONT REGRET READING IT

I don't normally write reviews, so bear with me if I can't get my thoughts through clearly. Fluttering feelings was something that I chanced upon when I was l looking for Shoujo Ai/GL reads. I  wasn't really hooked at first but it didn't take long for me to binge it al the way to the end (it grew on me in less than ten chapters). Normally, I'd consider that long considering my patience when it comes to webcomics and such but surprisingly, FF was hard to put down because it just felt... genuine. Natural. The characters were caringly built up since the story itself wasn't just an easy read where we... See full review

This was one of the last horror manga that I was reading during the month of Halloween 2018. Although to be honest, this series has been on my mind since the 2018 anime, and I was told it would only get better after the prologue. Now the prologue itself is important to some degree, not only with the character introductions, but also with the world-building of the magic law association. I can appreciate the small cast of main characters that can be focused on and developed, compared to other shonen series with over oversized character rosters, like with Bleach and Naruto. If it weren't for Bleach though, I... See full review

This has a feeling of Douluo Dalu it really does I recommend that you read all three series before you read this as you will see the damn near identical paths that both stories take. But, again that doesn't make this bad in fact i think that makes this a good thing as it is the defining characteristics in these series that i love to read about. ~SPOILERS~ There's no way in hell I can give a proper review about a damn near 200 chapter manuha actually thinking about it there's a lot of half chapters so there's over 200 chapters there's... See full review

Still waiting for that anime adaptation though....

I dont normally do reviews, however i feel obligated to review this one.Keep in mind i rated 5/10 based on the manga quality, but personally i would rate it 2/10. I chose to start this because of the good reviews on this manga, however i dropped it after I reached chapter 8. I love romance manga and slice of life manga, but this romance makes no sense. The main character falls in love with a hansome and popular guy that constatly bullies her and wont do any of his own work. He also sexualy harrasses her and forces her to do sexual things she does not want. Its like the main character is fallin in love with... See full review

Full Review here: Short version: Essentially, "That Time I Got Reincarnated as Yamcha!" is ascended fan fiction. The Mangaka Dragongarow LEE made a name for himself by drawing fanart time and time again until Shonen Jump picked him up to make a fun one-off side series. And here we are. The art for this book lovingly recreates early DBZ's manga and while there aren't as many fights as I would have expected they are pretty well drawn. The story is simple, but its to be expected. I mean 1: its an Isekai "I died/was magic'd/was something into another world", and 2: Its a DBZ... See full review

Story "Who Invited You?" was very entertaining! I read the whole story in one setting because it was that good. Not only did it make me laugh like an idiot half the time, I also giggled and cried with certain moments. The plot follows the story of Jade, a very independent woman who is to host an old childhood friend from China. I think the fact that the main characters have different cultural backgrounds, languages, and personalities is what makes this story very unique. The author was able to depict the expected struggles with grace and jest which made for a very fun read. The characters... See full review

Love the anime One Punch man so I decided to read the Manga Vol 8 starts right after the end of the anime series 1.  It was just like the series, the humor the satire very good but I guess I'm not an manga person.  I like colors and reading left to right.  Comics were my forte and the artwork and colors my muse.  Anime is very similar but the manga being mostly black and white with the Right to left reading makes it work to read.  That said One Punch Man would be worth the work if series 2 wasn't coming out on Anime.

Please somebody help me.. I am new to anime planet so I dont know how to read or open the mangas I wanna read..pls help

If you're interested in a story that talks about revenge and psychological then this one is for you. With an overpowered character with full of mystery. You will not be bored with this one but beware of the cliff hanger.

the story was great, though I would have liked the ending to me more cliche I mean like with a wedding and or a family, I like the current ending but that was just my wish. As for the side characters I would’ve liked the MC best girl-friend to end up with the teacher and as the other guy-friend to end up with the MC twin sister but I guess they really didn’t talk. The art was great more in the Shonen side but and less in the typical shoujo art style, the story was good but I would have liked to continue more.