Dioti Manual: Kamisama-tachi no Renai Daikou

Story: The story is unique. It's actually quite funny and cool to see human interactions from an outside perspective. There are some loopholes, like parents... But I guess that doesn't matter? Lol. Since there are some issues, I'm scoring it low, and not the mention the ending........

Art: The art is neat, and it isn't lazy by any means.

Character: The two main character's confusions are funny, and the other love interests are cool too. Unfortunately, the ending just ruins this manga. Wow.

Honestly, watching the two gods trying to understand humans is really funny and entertaining. It could have been a really good manga, but for some reason it ended after 24 chapters and everyone who read this absolutely feels short changed. The ending doesn't even make sense with the rest of the manga. Just sad.

The premise of the manga: gods trying to understand love, is pretty intriguing and at the end it delivered that premise.

This is a gag romcom through and through, unfortunately the story leaves much to be desired. The manga is kind of short, and thus feels a bit rushed. Plot points got brought up and then resolved very quickly, reading this feels like riding a roller coaster where the boring part can really drag and the good parts either makes your sides hurt from laughing or make you go thinking "wtf".

The main highlight here are the two main characters, the god of creation Atum and the god of destruction Shiva. Their shenanigans (along with their friends) to understand humans and their emotions, especially love, is pretty much how an alien might go about and do it.

If that sounds interesting to you, go and read a chapter or two and continue if you like the comedy.

Ah... How good it feels to be young. Anyways, this story is a masterpiece and I hope to see more of it this coming 2019. I've just completed the first volume and that ending was brilliant. There's a summary to the end. Not a TL;DR, since this isn't "Too Long"

Story:
Now, first of all, the story is quite simple. There's a guy and a girl, and the guy is the straightforward type and likes the girl. Then *spoilers*, we're introduced to the supernatural Gods of Creation and Destruction, neat! *spoiler end*

The story focuses more on humor and i'm fine with that. It doesn't need to be complicated like, slaying the demon lord, or taking care of a harem.

Art:
Now, the art is quite simple, but it doesn't have any flaws. The character designs are nice and it is not unpleasant to look at.

Character:
Phew! Time for my speech!

Now, the characters are well-defined. And each one of them have their own background. Mutsuki was the straightforward type and the God of Creation is devoted to investigation. Miko was the quiet type and the God of Destruction is more focused in ravaging planets rather than observation.

Now, don't get me wrong, the Gods are adorable. Even if it's on impulse, they are adorable and fun to listen to. Each of their personalities are precious. The rest of the cast, the crush-on-miko boy, crush-on-mutsuki girl, and third-wheel bubbly girl, also serve their part to the story and are irreplaceable.

Enjoyment:
If you've read my paragraphs, then suffice to say, this was a very fun ride.

Overall:
I think this story has great potential and it is not wrong to call it "Fantastic", "Scintillating" or "Brilliant", because it deserves it. I hope the story progresses and marches on to Volume 2. Bravo!

Summary:
To elucidate, the story and art is simple, the characters are good and cute, with enjoyment a maxed-out 10 outta 10.