I really liked the beginning. The romance was sweet, the art was breathtaking all in all it was just heartwarming. After the first rival it dropped in quality already but when the 2nd one came it got even worse. Also im not sure if its just me but the art got worse too after some time.

Its just a shame that it couldnt have been what it could, but i truly enjoyed the first chapters.
Its not like i have anything against harem but this just felt like too forced and unnatural.

I might scrim through later on but for now I will stop at chapter 57

It's nt as bad as people make it seem to be. It's generic but in a good way. Yeah the scenarios are cliché as usual but welp isn't tht the same for every other shoujo manga, so it stopped bothering me. It's a gd read over-all.

The oneshot was cute. The beginning of the serialization was cute. Not that much substance to it but it seemed like a nice slice-of-life rom-com about a guy who moved to a new town and had new experiences.

In the beginning I didn't mind the love rivals. Although it's a bit annoying, such tropes can often help the main characters characters come to terms with their feelings for each other.

Around chapter 30, I was already starting to lose interest in this series. Relationship progress between the two main characters was virtually 0, and it was beginning to feel like your generic cookie-cutter harem manga. I have no idea if the harem tag has always been there, but the series certainly lost its charm once the author leaned heavily on it. Still, I kept reading because at this point I was kind of invested in seeing how this all ended.

Ch. 30 spoilers:

I was hoping this could just be written off as a poorly used trope by the author, but my god, the arc that comes up at chapter 44 is ridiculous. The author tried to pull a Loss.jpg-tier plot twist, attempting to add family drama for no reason, and failed just as (un)gracefully.

Ch.44-51 spoilers:

As a final nitpick, I personally think the art quality has significantly dropped as well when compared to the beginning of the series. The faces now give me uncanny valley vibes when they didn't before.

I would love nothing more than to stop reading but with this latest chapter (60) it looks like the author is finally going to progress the main relationship, and I'm curious to see if he can pull it off or if it will just be deflection and interruptions as always. If there's no significant change within the next few chapters, I will be throwing this onto my unfinished list with reckless abandon.

Why did I write this much about a series I have nothing but disdain for at this point? So I can warn others about how the story quality has gone down the gutter. I rated it a 4 due to the wasted potential it could have had, but if not for the decent beginning and good character design it would have been much lower.

Update: Dropped at chapter 63 because the plot is dragging on to such a painful degree that I can't take it anymore. Maybe I'll skim the remaining chapters when it's finally done.

... Last updated on September 28th, 2021, 9:48am

Other than that this is generic i guess but MC is a bit better than most MCs of this genera.

... Last updated on May 12th, 2021, 12:04pm

This is a pretty good harem rom-com, with a focus on 'gyarus'. TBH, not sure I'd call any but the first a gyaru, but what do I know? The second is a gamer girl, with dark hair, 3rd is a short-haired half-foreign beauty. Judging by the naming jokes (MC is Shiki, 4 seasons, and each of the 3 girls are respectively Winter, Autumn, and Summer) I'm expecting a 4th. Note that I'm not caught up.

But anyway, it's pretty adorable, with no overtly annoying tropes. I'm entirely unsure why the other reviewer seems to think the MC has no personality, as he's actually pretty interesting. He's a nice guy, and actively works to broaden his horizons and try new things, as well as do his best at whatever he tries. He's also smart and hardworking, placing 3rd in his grade of like 170 or something. He plays piano, and has a rather traditional family that means he knows tea ceremony.

Also, while he's clearly inexperienced in love, as is literally everyone else, he clearly treats them as friends. He most certainly does have interactions with the female cast, so I'm actually questioning if the other reviewer even read the story. This guy is most certainly not a Yuuki Rito who blushes at everything.

Anyway, I'll admit that while the story isn't some masterpiece, nor super heavy on the drama, it's a very decent light-hearted rom-com. I can understand not liking the genre, but the large amount of '1s' for ratings makes no sense at all.

Yet another manga with a boring MC with basically no personality aside from the inability to have basic interactions with females, that is seen in basically everything made in Japan. Yet, as per usual, he has three or more females wrestling for his attention. Japan sure loves this trope...

... Last updated on September 30th, 2020, 5:43pm