I was a little bit discouraged to read this due to some people at a comment section but I'm really glad I read this , the story was really comedic and also sad to me because of the trouble the protagonist had to deal with in realizing and I guess maturing from being a Mom-con to a normal human being . And now about the first part of this manga , it was really weird like I was wondering why this person was living with a really disfigured , mutated monstrosity , and after a few chapters and some context I got used to it after a while . Now the ending , it was good enough to not leave the readers a gaping sense of hopelessness and a lot of questions , the omake at the end also helped answer some of the other readers questions , in the end all was satisfactory .

Now about some weird stuff in this manga , there was a chapter that theorized the existence of aliens and I was confused as heck and thought that it was the reason for that disfigured looking "thing" in this series but the ending kinda disproved that , and then I had a random thought of maybe curses or maybe karmic backlash since that "thing" went back to normal after the protagonist saved a particular person from deading . And the other weird thing bothering me was people not caring when in their perspective , a person was popping into existence in front of their very eyes , and this happened multiple times , another weird thing in this manga is how he some how always manifests very close to( like on top of or basically hugging ) this one girl which I think the explanation to is that they share a karmic bond or some crap that's related to the curse thing I mentioned ( I think the simplest answer is just for fanservice and ecchi scenes ) .

Edit : I read it twice again and the entire event happened because of that weird thing he made back in his childhood, and his wish he made

Anyways , the story overall is
Story - great
Art style - good enough for this genre
Character development - you can feel them change and mature
Comedy - good enough to give me a medium length chuckle
Romance - really sweet
Plot holes - none that are blatantly obvious to the reader or maybe there's none

... Last updated on January 17th, 2020, 10:08am

Once you get past the mothercon angle which probably puts a lot of people off but they likely donj't appreciate that it was mostly played for the effect and gag humour it generates, the story really excels as it moves back into the the past and slowly unravels the mystery of the giant sushi roll monster


... Last updated on August 16th, 2019, 10:45pm