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I can't complain too much about the individual images since they're pretty good quality, but this manga blatantly copy-and-pastes, maybe cropping images or zooming in or flipping them. The storyline is about a guy who becomes indebted to a rich woman, who has been in love with him since childhood, and is forced to sign a contract with her. The entire world revolves him. For no reason. It's just a fantasy that the reader is supposed to project themselves onto. The reason for one character's interest is she knew him when he lived in an orphanage and fell in love with him there. Another character is... See full review

A small village rufian fights aganst a city mayor and a company,...     Why not just beat them all..     Really the worst...   Cant continue reading this shit... Authors mistake is making the mc too mercyful even thou the villain keeps on harassing him...    Making the mc a hero yet cant even put an end to a villain...   A really nice piece of shit.... 

The storyline has lots of twists and plots as well as lots of killings. The characters are unique with a good background. The art managed to show detailed faces and characters as well as scenery. It is a roller coaster read bringing all different emotions of living and reasons to live to the reader. Definitely worth the read.

The main protagonist, Jun Wu Xie is a very cold and distant person with a big and warm heart. She mercilessly kills anyone who wants to harm her family or friends and benevolently help anyone with kind intentions towrds her. Jun Wu Yao is the male lead in the story and begins by teasing Jun Wu Xie but gradually falls in love with her. 

This story has no consistent plot whatsoever. It jumps all over the place, tons of unanswered questions, and the ending is super abrupt. The one redeeming factor was the art - it's very pretty.

Honestly, this got me back into reading manga. It was exactly what I've been wanting for a while. There is a good plot, good character development, and honestly just cute romance. I really like how we get to see their relationship grow past just high school, and I look forward to seeing how much more we get to see.

Eh. Outside the first 5 chapters, it's a bunch of one-shot stories that are boring(except for the first one-shot). There's no character development or interesting characters in general here. It's pretty much a hentai manga.

While a large part of this series is very 'cliche cheat isekai' it's also very refreshing.  If the 'lolis' scare you, don't drop it because of that, the main character is refreshingly a gentleman with morals and considers them like his adopted kids and would never lay a hand on them.  If you're looking for what chapter to start on after having watched the anime (season 1) you can pick it up from about chapter 30 and have no issues continuing from there.  (That said, there are some interesting tidbits, extras, and worldbuilding around in earlier chapters so if you like the series, I'd suggest... See full review

The title says it all: It is a true love story. The manga traces two timelines although the majority of the plot is in the present. Past days and backdrop Ritsu is honest and naive and seemed to have ''imprinted'' on Takano from the first time he saw him. His crush is so strong that he starts following/stalking him for years. Takano is your typical distant popular male lead, who has quite a lot of bad things going on at home and therefore seeks refuge in books. He also creates a wall that distances him from others.  After an out of the blue confession, both end up dating. They discover... See full review

If you're looking for knee-slapping, so-bad-it's-good comedy full of cliches and stupidity on top of an overpowered main character, then this is absolutely for you.  It's funny, and a decent time waster, and the art isn't bad. The plot flip-flops a lot, the main character is wishy-washy and all the other characters (a ridiculous amount of named characters) are usually there and gone within a chapter or so.  The pacing is confusing, and the strange amount of personality flips in the main character as she does 'whatever she pleases' can be dizzying.  That said, it is very funny.  I... See full review

Just found the whole thing really boring af including characters

Between nice art with a very distinctive art style, a strong female lead, and some interesting world building; this is off to a nice start.  Not many chapters are avaliable at the moment, but I have high hopes for this series (at chapter 10 now.) Would recommend if you're looking for something cute, funny, and surprisingly original.

Before I start, this review was made after reading chapter ninety-seven.  Theme:       Whether I misunderstood the theme or not is up to you. The theme is a lesson you learn from the media presented. What I have learned from Runway de Waratte is as listed: If you love something go for it  Never give up Hard work pays off  Chase after your dreams STORY:  10/10       “You can’t do it.”, “You arent good enough.”, “Just give up.”, “What’s the point of... See full review

I guess I would call this manga a slow burner. It's about Kaga Michio building a harem of slaves, but the rate at which he buys slaves is very slow. Though I don't want to make it seem like this is a bad thing. On the contrary, by being slower--less rushed--it allows us to get used to each member of his harem and build emotional attachments to them. Roxanne is his first slave. She is a beast warrior of the demi-wolf race. Her mannerisms are very cute and I'm falling in love with her. I should probably mention that it is a bit morally awkward how this manga portrays slavery and coercing women... See full review

In my opinion, even worse than 'my amazing wechat' with inconsistent art, a confusing intro, and nothing going for it, I wouldn't recommend it to absolutely anyone.

Besides the rampant sexism, ragingly derogatory beauty standards, and abusive/manipulative behavior, there is a storyline that keeps you interested.  I would not want any teens or preteens reading this, due to the messages within about things like 'guys will only like you if you have an anorexic body, no freckles, etc. and you're perfect' as well as 'if you can string guys along and manipulate them emotionally, that means you win' This is not a love story.  This is a story about a girl who was abused, turning around and abusing others. 

Our story starts in a barren wasteland--a planet humanity's spaceships crash-landed on a couple hundred years ago. It takes enormous effort for any vegetation to grow, so human settlements are built around the remnants of the spaceships, where they're able to survive. In this world, there is one man who has survived for more than 150 years and who is rumored to have singlehandedly wiped a city off the face of the planet--Vash the Stampede. One might expect Vash to be a cold and heartless man, but he is chipper and friendly, and he dislikes violence. He's a pacifist gunslinger, who dodges and outdraws the... See full review

Honestly 10 out of 10 for everything. This story is filled with so much sweetness and kindness. Bertia and Cecil for life and I really like the idea of how the heroine is able to attract so many people. I've been obsessed with reincarnation type mangas as of lately but this is def one of my ultimate favorites. I suggest reading at least the first 15 chapters (If not all), that way you can a gist of where the story is going <3

Ok, I read it a long time ago and also watched the anime. The manga is great overall, the only really bad thing is the ending. SPOILER The whole time you get foreshadowed, that either Naruto or Sasuke will die in their fight. At the end no one does, only Neji, but who cared at all. So the Manga got a non dramatically and useless ending, just so they could make more money with it (Dragon Ball treatment - Naruto gets kids, who do the same things he did). And that's very disappointing.  The story was good, I loved Naruto. Even though at some point I through what an idiot Sasuke is, because he made... See full review

A recurring theme of this manga is the feeling of validation that comes from having people accept you for who you are, regardless of how non-traditional your interests are. Gojou Wakana had always felt self-conscious about and hid his interest in making dolls. But when Kitagawa Marin learns about his secret, she's more interested in asking him to help her make cosplay costumes than judging him for liking dolls even though he's a boy. He genuinely respects her and wants to help her. So together, they go on a journey to make Marin's dream come true--to turn her into that character from the ero-game that she... See full review

Contradicting the set-up...  Making a villain look good then later state by act of goodness yet in the end it turns to be a killing machine..   Whats the whole point of giving a whole episode of narating his good side when in the end it was a total bullshit...  So disappointed in this manhua....  Look at chapter of ninehead worm..

While there are lots of things to complain about with this manhua, my main issue is pacing.  They jump right into everything, and there's absolutely no context.  You can follow along, but there's absolutely nothing to keep you hooked.  The characters are all baseline cliches that don't exactly make you care about any of them.  The art is sloppy and rough, but not the worst I've ever seen...  Honestly I can't think of a single good thing about this manhua except that there are a lot of chapters if you're bored and desperate enough to need that new content. 

It was surprisingly good for me tbh, it has an interesting sketch and an odd storyline which was nice for a change! 

This story picks up right where the previous one left off. The story is still cute and interesting, but I felt like there were a lot more loose ends in this sequel. Naerim's friends (outside of the main characters) are practically forgotten, no real attention to them at all - this doesn't detract from the story, but it does bug me, since they're supposed to be important to her. This arc also focuses more on action and backstory than character development. Overall, it was still a great read and I enjoyed it. Would definitely recommend to anyone who has read the first series. :)

It's a cute, light story. It reminds me of beauty and the beast. In this case, Beauty is an abused fairy and Beast is a cranky, handsome magician. The two side characters are what make it worth reading. Without them, the story would be pretty dry. So long as you aren't expecting anything groundbreaking, I think you'll be entertained by this story. 

I think this is a good read for younger audiences who aren't looking for any real depth and just want something sweet to read. I stopped after ch. 3. A love triangle was introduced at that point and I lost my will to power through.  Characters: The MC tries to help everyone she comes across, even when her own life was just in danger. The male MC is perfect at everything and a bit of a delinquent. She starts falling for him almost immediately.  Art: The art is pretty detailed with a cutesy feel to it.  Story: Up to the point I read, there was no real plot. She was just their maid and... See full review

Although this is my first time reading Daisuke Igarashi’s works, and as a fan with this type of work, “Little Forest” is manga yet not for everybody. It’s a manga about a girl who lives alone in the forest. Each chapter tells of her days learning about traditional Japanese food recipes. It’s a simple work from the author. Besides, there isn’t much to talk about. This manga plays like someone’s autobiography. As the synopsis of the series goes on, it involves surrealism of elements yet within the scope of reality. This manga, in a way, adds its simplicity to nature... See full review

So this is a fascinating manga. While the GL elements are very light, I put that down to it being written in the 1950s. That said, it's clear that Yukiko has feelings for Chikage. Ayako does too, although hers are slightly more ambiguous. It's also one of the series that started GL (Girls' Love), which is partially why I read it. There's not a lot to the story, but it's short. What I found interesting was that it reads more like a novel with images at times, as there's a lot of descriptive narrating that you don't see in manga nowadays. It's used to describe Yukiko's emotions and to summarise events. The... See full review

Very cute story, the plot is interesting. Not a lot of physical romance, despite what the previews might lead you to believe. It's a nice twist on the typical vampire tales. There is a lot of character development, and the characters themselves have a lot of depth. Author does a good job wrapping up loose ends in prep for the sequel. Trigger Warning: This story does have some VERY accurate portrayals of bullying that might be hard to read (mild spoiler: it does get better). There are also a few implications of attempted suicide.

This is an etude in drawing the same character, but using two different art styles to evoke two distinct feelings out of that character: cuteness and coolness. It also engages with gender roles and how it's okay for men to be the protected rather than the protector and for women to be more than just eye-candy. There's no depth, but if you just let the chapters trickle over you, it's alright I guess. [Reviewed at chapter 35]

Reads like a poorly written fanfiction of a fandom I'm not a part of.  However, the watercolor-like art is really pretty.  Sadly, it couldn't keep my attention very long.

In what is definitely in my top 3 favorite isekai mangas, Yankee Wa Isekai De Seirei Ni Aisaremasu is an adorable, fun, and unique little isekai.  Yes there are cliches (Truck-sama, girls falling for the MC, cheats) but it's really fun because this isn't your normal protaganist- No, it's a delinquent who favors an 'iron pipe' as his main weapon and couldn't care less if you were a peasant or a king- if you wanna go, bring it, punk.  ORA!  Lol.  While it does have its weaknesses (I literally hate every female character in this) it has an underlying, mysterious plot that keeps me... See full review

Some of the art is decent, but for a manga whose only appeal is its sex, I expect the art to be unquestionably sexy. And this isn't that. At times, the body proportions are drawn badly and the breasts seem to hang awkwardly off the torso. They also mix in badly drawn background images. I'm not sure if they're copy-and-pasted from another source, but the difference in art style is distracting. The "angel" of the manga, Hana, changes from being silver-haired to blonde when she's engaged in her work versus her private time. However, it took me a bit before I realized it was supposed to be the same... See full review

Since the main character, Zelos, is overpowered to the extreme, the story can't focus on his struggles and journey. So instead it focuses on how he's trying to tutor Celestina and have her grow to be a competent mage, all while warning her about the grave responsibility of holding too much power. However, Celestina isn't an interesting character, which makes me completely uninterested in seeing her train. The story also follows Zelos's daily life, but he's too aloof and disconnected from the world to make his own daily life engaging. And when he meddles in the daily lives of others, it just makes him feel... See full review

Metropolitan system is probably the best isekai type manga out there, the only downside is that it gets a bit repetitive, but unlike other repetetive mangas, it repeats a good plot style over and over again, leaving you wanting more every time. The art is really good in most places, but there are a few spots where the artists/scanlators slacked a little bit. Some of the characters lack depth or don't make sense, but over all, in most situations the characters are good. Should you read it? YES Is there anything else like it? Rebirth of the immortal urban cultivator is the most similar thing I can... See full review

Is blossom a prostitute i kinda need to know this story is good though 

This is a similar to many isekais, the mc gets transported to another world he is weak at beginning but whit his brains and technology he becomes an overpowered. The art is really good, characters are well developed and the story flows smoothly. 

Hey, welcome to this humble review! So, I just read this manga. It's 9 a.m., I'm so sick that I'm almost dead and I'm finishing up the last chapter of Dead Mount Death Play, of the same author of this manga. I finish up the last chapter and I look at recommended for Dead Mount Death Play. And this manga, Kuroha to Nijisuke, pops up. The cover looks good, so I decided to look into it. It's only a few chapters long, which is great, because that means it will be a quick read. And I start reading it. I had good... See full review

This was a cute, short little story. Mild spoiler: Despite being about fetishes, the story was very sweet and innocent. The two main characters are adorable. I also liked that the author included nice side stories about most of the supporting cast - I wish they had gone further into the "new employee" and his background, though! :)

I don't like the ending but is still cute.

This is a captivating manga. Kei Yonagi is a high school girl with an abnormal psyche that allows her to be an exceptional actor: she's able to completely immerse herself in a role, becoming characters to a creepy and unhealthy degree. Sumiji Kuroyama, a director, discovers her at an audition and decides to personally help her reach her full potential as an actor. She starts out only being able to act when it's a type of situation she's previously experienced, when it involves emotions she can relate to, but as she works on various projects alongside other talented actors and directors, she's able to adapt... See full review

It had so much potential then they messed it up. The MC was Strong and willing to do what needed to be done then just like that he is Genderbent to some weak little girl and just drinks and whines. I waited for a few chapters to see if it got better but it didnt, Sorry to say. Dropped

Attack on Titian Manga Review
By: Hajime Isayama
118 chapters (ongoing) Overall Rating: ★★ I’m not going to lie, the only reason I read this is because my best friend loves the anima. Also, it should be noted that I am not a fan of gore, with that being said I will still do my best to be as objective as possible. Plot: ★★
Set in a world where humanity lives in cities surrounded by enormous walls that protect the humans from gigantic man-eating humanoids referred to as titans. Okay... See full review

Hakase to Suraimu- Chan Manga Review
By: Isaki Nayuta
75 Chapters (Completed)  _Full Color! Overall Rating: Hakase to Suraimu- Chan translates roughly into, The Slime and the Professor, which is an accurate description of this story. Plot:
The story revolves around a young professor, working in a strange lab with several non-human creatures, such as a Trent, a merman and a dragon. We learn latter on in the story that the head of the lab has fallen victim to some sort of catastrophe and in order to save him the young professor continues his research of trying to create a human, but instead... See full review

Story is about a SPECIAL BOY and his HAREM OF WITCHES. Art is good. What characters do and say is silly and doesnt feel right at all. Overally kind of dull HAREM packed with not very good action and WAMEN where story is not important. Its not tense, its got no "almost seen it" scenes, its not funny...

72, 73ish chapters reviewed Story/Characters: This manga, it isn't just trash, it's super trash. Just about everything about this is trash. Crash on island, islanders immediately hostile, shit hits the fan and keeps on hitting it. Things don't go right often for these people, very rarely. A lot of the time it has a "darkness induced audience apathy" vibe to it, all the rape, sexual harassment, abuse, scumbaggery... it wears you down. It overshadows any good they do, any good intentions of our heroes, a lot of the small victories they get. It happens to some of the best girls, some of the more... See full review

The thing about this series is that you can split it into two parts: Cleaning Post Chapter 8 The cleaning, that is some good shit holmes. Like, this homie be cleaning and shit and using all these cleaning techniques and shit and it's all factual and shit, that's some good shit holmes. Like the gal don't know shit about cleaning and this guy knows all the shit about cleaning and he cleans for her and their typical dynamic is pretty sweet. And there's like a cleaning tip per chapter, that's the good shit. And then you get to Chapter 8.5, which is the beginning of this show becoming a total dumpster fire... See full review

While it starts out looking really promising and fun because of the whole "resurrection" thing, it quickly devolves into political intruigue, soap opera drama, and "oh no, i love him, but he has a butt ton of other wives~ but it's okay even if he sleeps with them because I love him~" The female lead is not independant or strong, and everything revolves around romance.  I was hoping for something along the lines of 'oh, I'm effectively immortal, let's see what I can do' but it's just used as a get out of jail free gimmick and not really used to its fullest.  That said, the... See full review

Art is mediocre, fights are weak. Story? Well, superboy gets stronger and makes little girls happy. If you like loli, good for you. Lacks in both comedy and tension, but overally not bad. At least its not oversexualised. PS: Dont go for smart-type main characters if you cant make them actually smart (and dont make everyone else dumb just so main hero can seem smart lul).

Is anyone else suprised Like me, that the guy embraces his mother Like instantly in the first chapter.