narutolvr's manga / #school life(255)

Girly hobby lover on the inside, manly man on the outside, Asuka Masamune lives a difficult life trying to maintain a facade to protect his image (and delicate family life). Even otomen can fall in love, though! And fall in love he does, with the adorably delicate beauty with the flower like smile and iron fists. It started off as a fairly cute story, but dragged on much longer than it needed to. I think there are 30-40 chapters in the middle somewhere I never actually read; I would sort of come back sporadically, read a chapter or two to figure out what was happening, and then move on. So, honestly, to this day I'm not too sure how it ended.

Current chapter: 21

I feel like every so often I end up on this page, see that it's completed and go "since when? I don't remember completing it!" Then I reread the whole thing again, forget to mark it as complete and go through the whole process again in another few months. I guess that means I just don't want it to end lol. But seriously, it's super cute and the first few chapters show potential for it to be a good, long story, with him getting rejected by his first love, having some more adventures falling in and out of love a few times, making more friends, etc, and then eventually hooking up with his girl friend. The way it ends is cute, but I didn't want his character to go away so soon I guess.

Mihane, daughter of the main couple for Junai Tokkou Taichou, has a scary (read: terrifying) face. But that doesn't stop her from falling in love -and chasing after- the handsome Touma. Mmm...it was hilarious! The main character was funny, crazy, and just an all around strange person. I didn't much care for Touma- he was kind of an asshole in the beginning and then just passively received the benefits of Mihane without really doing much of anything. Towards the end, a bit of personality started to emerge so I do wish it could have continued a bit more.

Cute shoujo about a girl who's obsessed with appearances and her falling in love with her childhood friend, who's perfect in every way except for his size. This author breaks the 4th wall a lot with her series, which is...meh I guess? It's fairly interesting the first time but gets more and more boring/repetitive as time goes on. Glad the series didn't stretch out too long as it would have become super monotonous (and it was moving towards that a bit as is), though I wouldn't have minded a few more chapters that explained what was up with Takuma's genes that made him and his family like that...