This is one funny manga. Its a total gag/parody manga that pokes fun at the loner delinquent genre of mangas and reminds me of Yankee-kun to Megane-chan, although it has far more gags and over-the-top jokes, no fighting, and seems to avoid all serious elements entirely (unlike Y-kun to M-chan which does touch on some of that if only briefly for character development). I'd go so far as to say that Yankee-kun to Megane-chan is specifically targeted to parody. Fujimura-kun reminds me a lot of Shinagawa, particularly his role as a tsukkomi character.

This is one incredible manga.
The randomness is just crazzy and all the jokes are original. And you can't help by say "WTH xD" at some of them.
The story is about a dude that wants nothing more but to be left alone, even though he hates the fact that people think he is a thug and never dare come close to him. Until a girl just starts hounding him. A crazzy, perverted girl that always manages to force him into her own pace.
Well you've got to try it. This doesn't have a deep story even though there is a story that evolves and develop. It's goal is to give you a lot of great laugh, and an easy read without any frustration. And it does an awesome job at it.
It is very entertaining, and I ask nothing more of a manga .

I just read from ch1 to ch19 and only stopped smiling once and had to stifle my laughs [family is asleep] many many times. The randomness, meta and general humour are all very well done. Anything that amuses me this much gets a 10 as it completely does what it sets out to do.

that manga has jokey on every single page, and most of them are unique. don´t expect to much of the story, it just exists to cause more jokes. whoever wants a funny manga full of bishoujo should read it

It's wacky, it's random, it's light-hearted and every moment is a new gag. Not a bad time waster. Essentially just about an indecisive guy forced into a relationship with a few girls who are all completely insane in one way or another and every moment is spent retorting what they're saying and doing.

It's not really a masterpiece by any means, but it's still not bad for a few laughs here and there. This author isn't good at writing stories that you feel truly immersed into, they feel kind of hollow and empty in a way. However, it still did its job in making me laugh a bit every now and then, albeit I wouldn't call it hilarious.

I don't really like how the author repeats his gags too much and I don't appreciate the overall shallowness. The jokes are so frequent and insubstantial that it feels as if the author isn't even trying. The entire story feels quite artificial and weird even for a gag manga.

It's hard to explain this feeling.

I know I enjoyed this more when I was 16 years old. Far more. That was also a time when I had lower standards, didn't think much about anything while reading and didn't nitpick on anything. I seem to remember that I really loved this back then.

What I want to say with these words is that... this manga will probably be appreciated the most if you're a teenager. When you get over 20, especially if you read and watch copious amounts of novels/manga/anime each year, even more so if a larger part of that is dedicated to novels where you start caring about details and the story/flow, you're not really going to enjoy this that much. It's still perfectly readable to me after turning 24, but I don't really find it to be that funny or awesome anymore. It's just average or perhaps a bit above average. Worthy of reading but not much more than that.

This is the kind of manga you read when taking a break from the cliffhangers, angst and buckets of blood. It's all silly random humor meant to appeal as a satire on harems. The straight man/tsukkomi delinquent lead had been done in other stories but its still fresher than your standard dumb indecisive failure you usually see in your typical harem manga.

As of what has been scanlated, I can say that this manga really doesn't focus too much on story, but it is a really funny manga nonetheless. It's worth reading, so don't pass it up without second thought.

... Last updated on March 30th, 2016, 1:26pm

Just about anything and everything happens in this. It's completely random, and that randomness guarantees a few laughs.

This is not recommended for people who are looking for a story... and definitely not for people who are looking for character development. At least not upto chapter 6 where I have read so far...

So I usually hate the harem genre. Mostly it means that a story just isn't going to have elements that I enjoy. That's why I'm so glad I read this series, it's genuinely funny stuff. Even besides that, I found myself getting invested in the characters way more in this series than in other similar harem stories. Even though this doesn't have the parody tag I do personally consider this a parody of your average harem story. A lot of the situations don't quite pan out like you think they're going to and nearly EVERY time I kick myself for not seeing it coming. True this isn't any sort of huge game changer of a manga but it's humorous and I find the cast extremely likable.

There's some issues that start to crop up after a while for me. The first issue is that inevitably, the comedy does start to go a bit stale. The joke is still funny but for the most part it's pretty one note, someone says something ridiculous and Fujimura reacts loudly. Around halfway through the story things start to get slightly more plot-focused, but things never really progress anyhow and most "story" chapters tend to be the duller ones.

I don't really have much more to say about this manga, it was fun throughout and I only wish the second half was as good as the first half.

... Last updated on May 19th, 2016, 5:58pm

it ended just like that too bad it was one of my favorite mangas and even though it ended its still as funny as ever

this is one of the best gag manga along with gintama and danshi koukousei