stravberry

It started off okay and I thought the initial plot was interesting. However, as I progressed, the story just got more and more repetitive and it got to a point where it wasn't as exciting anymore. I personally enjoy reading a manga that not only gets the characters involved, but also the reader. This one didn't quite do that. I admit there seems to be a lot of effort involved in the planning and such, but not as much as I would have liked. There is little to no character development and Nao, unfortunately, continues to remain dumb and innocent. I skipped over a lot of the manga and finally dropped it at chapter 107 (it may have gotten better after that but I couldn't deal with it at this point). It really isn't a bad read, but definitely isn't worth it when you compare it to other, more amazing psychological manga.