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Okay, I don’t exactly know where to start, but I’ll try to do this as orderly as possible.

To start with the less significant thing, the art style is actually pretty good, but most manhwa do end up looking all relatively the same to me. There’s no initial complaint about this honestly, though I do believe it’d look better as a gorey/action if it was done like a traditional manga (black and white, the typical ordeal). I’m usually picky with art style, so to me this is a somewhat important point to my typical critiques, but it won’t play a role here.

Now, the plot is... mid at most, if I’m being completely honest. It’s very typical, extremely weak mc suddenly becomes extremely op. There’s a lot of components within this manhwa that I do dislike to some degree; stereotypical shounen, isekai, and underlying harem tones (though they aren’t that strong, I won’t give it too much complaint). But, this manhwa does have points I do like to contrast those (for the most part); an mc that isn’t excruciatingly annoying, monsters not constantly characterized by boobies and falling in love with the mc, and whenever harem tones are presented here, they’re almost immediately eliminated. Though, parts of me does wish Jinwoo was somewhat more like a villain rather than a constant one-man heroine, I do appreciate his character a lot more than I thought I did. The fact that he struggles more with humane conflicts rather than simply just strength is honestly a bit refreshing, too. But, even with all the good attributes of our mc, I ultimately feel like we’re getting nowhere in the story. It’s not at all enjoyable in the sense of “omg! I wonder what’s going to happen next,” it’s more of a “what the fuck didn’t we just solve the major conflict and there’s fucking more?” That entire part of it just made it stressful and somewhat obnoxious. And I don’t mean major conflict as in just fighting, I'm talking about genuine things surrounding mc that eventually get dealt with, and then it just drags out for a long while. That being said, it does leave a little bit of space for a somewhat unpredictable ending (though, I feel like it’ll take a Demon Slayer turn, just one massive L).

Personally, I think saying this manhwa is amazing is an overstatement, but it isn’t straight up awful either. Though, I strongly believe that if this project is handed to the right company, the anime adaption would be pretty spectacular (it’s an action based series, it’s really more about the visual than the plot if we’re being completely honest).

Maybe I’ll change my mind about it within time, because I’m too far in to drop it now. As it stands right now though, I’m settling on a 6/10 (edging closer to a 5.5, but there’s no rank for .5s, I’ll give it the benefit of the doubt).

Mother fuckingggg Yonaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa. My absolute favorite Manga and Anime. Its so good and a masterpiece for the shoujo genre. Everything about this series is amazing, the action, the characters, the drama, the romance, absolutely everything. It will make you cry, it will make you laugh, and it will make you fall in love with every character. Its filled with strong women, each a perfect role model for anyone. Yona is the best manga and anime protagonist ever, especially for women. The character growth of Yona is outstanding, and I love her so much. The male characters are great and all prim husbando material. They are given depth and good strong backstories. They are so much fun, and while Yona takes up most of the character growth, everyone else feels very fleshed out. A must read for everyone!

This manga, is odd, and in the same time, not really. It does explain the simple and frankly speaking, boring and mundane life of a worker and his long travel times to his workplace, by using the subway. We do often hear one clichéd phrase, that we must always try to look and find some colors in our lives, for something that brightens our mood and makes our experience as vibrant as possible. This manga does take this saying as it's main and single goal, and it displays it from the perspective of the author himself, who is also main character in the manga, which is extremely refreshing.

I really enjoyed how the author explained his thought processes while presenting the main character, and I do think the other characters in overall are quite relatable, probably due to the fact that they are based of a real people, most likely. I was genuinely engaged with the main character and his humble and simple depiction of his daily routine, since it can get you thinking about your own as well.

To address the elephant in the room, the art looks nothing like you'd imagine you can find in a manga - it's shoddy, non-linear, disproportionate, messy and confusing. Compared to the current manga standards and it's refined quality and superb character design, the one here looks laughable. But does this manga manages to surpass it's limits and to deliver a personal, thought provoking and entertaining read ? Absolutely. The odd shapes, the dreamlike forms and visions, the almost psychedelic color palette can totally give off the feeling of state, too odd from the ordinary, and the norm.I find it admirable, that considering the author never had experience in making manga, he wanted to create one and this is the result, as a gesture of creative need and pure passion.

Characters, as everything else, are visually strange and you can't very well comprehend what they do or what their goal is, they genuinely feel like you see snippets of someone's personality, but you can't string on a coherent picture of their real selves. For the purposes of this manga, this is more than enough, and it does convey the way we feel towards some encounters in our current lives as well.

I personally think this manga is something special, and it's sole existence is worth of praise. In a narrative sense, the story is very simple, but the author's strange and complex visual presentations does adds up that you're reliving someone's memories and experiencing someone's
thoughts and motives on a very personal level. I think this amateurish, extremely individualistic and expressive approach of the author is extremely refreshing and inspirational, you don't have to be renowned master in the manga industry to tell an interesting story which can be appreciated by someone. You can just be honest and sincere, and do a short manga about your mundane life, sprinkled with your own daily thoughts and worries, and this could be entertaining read for some.

Overally I don't this manga is for everyone, and I don't think everyone could see it's merits. If you are looking for casual reads, with plot, action, drama, or a coherent story, you won't enjoy this. If you've had your fair share of these, and you're looking into the artistic and non-linear, if you are looking for an odd ride or you just feel you want to read something that can give you fresh perspective in your own life, go for this manga, and I think you might see what you're looking for.

I'll keep this brief without any spoiler and assuming you know what you are getting into because you have heard about this before coming here, and you know this is a hotly debated topic right now with the anime coming out.

Recently a bunch of manga has been getting made with the idea of "MC was a good person until someone really forced him not to be one." This is not supposed to be a happy story. MC doesn't have the capacity to forgive everyone like Jesus Christ. He went over the edge as a lot of people would if they were in his shoes. The only person finding pleasure in this is the MC themselves. These stories are for the self-satisfaction that not everyone has to be the stellar individual who puts up with way more shit than they needed to in the first place. I could describe what happened to the MC with tags you find on disturbing hentai and it would only make more sense.

Most anime pander to the "It's my duty," and all the jazz. This one decides to allow the coin to fall on the other side for once. Granted, these people he is going after are not good people. It simply shows dirty work done by someone who is down to get dirty.

This is also pretty bad on its own, this is a story that will never be socially acceptable, so don't get into it and then complain about how graphic it is. It isn't for kids. Recently anime/manga has been developing in a way where that rating tag is actually being used to the fullest. (ex Interspecies Reviewers) Not all Anime/Manga is for kids, and just because it isn't for kids doesn't mean it is hentai. If you come into this expecting a fap... I'll be pretty disappointed. That isn't the point behind this kind of story.

Why is this review relevant to where I'm posting it? You need to be aware of what you are getting into and make a choice after knowing what you are getting into. Don't watch this after seeing Fairy Tail and give it a 1 because it wasn't as "friendly" or whatever you wish to call it.

Yuuhi Romance had potential by chapter 5 end, but after that everything went haywire, from chapter 6 onwards most chapters were abt 8 pages long, while b4 that at least 1x to 2x pages. Chapter 11, the last chapter, is a collection of gags, character introductions and 4-koma, has 3x pages. Chapters 9 and 10 were ok, given that they clear up some of the story where chapter 5 left off. Chapters 6,7,8 were just random, and abt 8 pages long so dun expect much.

Story:4
Story content is bad. There wasn't much to go around in the first place, and the story kept jumping genres, romance, school life, slice of life, harem etc. There is no main genre, and no focus or plot either. You can read it for gags and zoom past the pages as there is almost no deep emotions or storyline portrayed.

Bright side of this series is that I love the presentation methods used. Flashback method, abstract presentation method, recorder zooming method etc. instead of just a straight sequencing presentation of events.

Art:3
Probably the worst aspect of this series. Inconsistent art, esp character designs. Some went through a revamp over a few chapters, and the drawing is not very good either. Esp the eyes, sometimes they look like a "battle rooster's eyes", both eyes facing the nose.

Character:4
Bad. Almost no character development, some chapters were used for gags instead of crucial explanation etc. Take chapter 5 for example. Chapter 6 was based on something entirely unrelated. Characters were introduced then abandoned, side and main characters were just used for events, but you can't really see their unique characteristics.

Enjoyment: 6
To be honest, until chapter 5 I expected the story to become very good, similar to KissxSis, but o well. Enjoyed it less and less over the remaining 6 chapters.

Overall:6
Ah, after this series I'm quite hesitant to read Hyakko, another series by same mangaka. O well, if you enjoy short series like this, read Strange Mansion, which is of a higher quality level and about deviants.

Its bad. Not like aggressively bad, just astoundingly unmemorable. Art starts off very good in the first chapter, but rapidly gets worse after that. Its often hard to tell whats going on in the fight scenes. The characters lack any kind of distinctive features, and could essentially just be named for their defining characteristic. Theres hungry action boy, pretty boy comic relief, cute girl healer/tsundere love interest, Kakashi rip off mentor, and a villain whom quite literally looks like a sketch of Shigaraki from BNH. Otherwse, villains are generic japanese mythological monsters. Its just a mediocre manga, that never really finds itself artistically. Hopefully the artist grows and can learn how to develop characters, since the art does show some promise.

TLDR: There are so many better things you could read besides this.

Mod Note: This review was originally posted for "Children Can't Choose Their Parents", which was subsequently merged into "Chocolate".

Well, I came into this story expecting a passionate shoujo story about a man and his chicken girlfriend. I got what I wanted.

The story is about a man named Mika who gets a new girlfriend whose name is Fabian. Mika tries showing off his love for Fabian but everyone he shows his relationship to acts how I would act, with bewilderment. The story was decent at best, considering it was a one-shot.

The art is alright. It is pretty good for a one-shot about a man and his chicken girlfriend.

The best character by far was Fabian. Her luscious feathers and her entrancing stare will make anyone see why Mika fell in love with a beauty like her.

In the end, I somewhat enjoyed this one-shot. It wasn't good at all, but it wasn't terrible. It made me laugh with the ending which reminded me of a homunculus video I saw a while back on youtube. Anyways, read it if you have a chance since it is just a one-shot. You will probably get a chuckle out of it.

Very adorable art. The story seems to jump around quite a bit and doesn't flow very well. It also feels incomplete as it is listed as a completed Manga. The characters are interesting and i would have loved to see the story progress further with more character development. Its a decent quick read if your looking to add something to your list. Overall, a forgettable series.

The story literally made me cry. The art was a bit crowded, but all the same stunning. The characters you could never relate to, they're so sad, but this just makes the manga better. I got maximum enjoyment. Try reading it while listening to this over and over : http://www.imeem.com/nazleo/music/gyNt0_tC/angel-tv-theme/

Absolutely one of the best manga i've ever read.

This is a very good ecchi manga that has a decent plot with par drawings, with different characters. Considering this manga has no links or character information it's no wonder why i am the first reviewer. Its also not surprising as well considering that only 40 people have read it, but it is surprising that only 64 have even started it 2 years after it ended.

Anyway the main character gets a tengus mask after a card game bet when he's a young child and he uses it to dissipate or defeat unsettled spirits. His power increases based on his level of lust. It's a quick read that is over too quick, that definitely deserves more chapters. There's too much to write out here suffice it to say he get chased by main female protagonist and antagonist for the mask, the main protagonist(who he won the mask from) eventually falls in love with him the same for the antagonist but she lusts for him rather than love. They eventually agree(both pros) to get married. Worth multiple reads but max of 3-4 personally.