He's a monster. Brutish strength, creepy smile, and seaweed-like hair that will have you literally tremble. He's used to being ignored, cast aside, hated, loathed. Coulomb Fille is a fantastic, criminally short series by Kumichi Yoshizuki with expressionate characters, an incredibly supportive cast (<3 Yurie), and the MC Kanzo invokes empathy in just the first chapter.
All you need to know about the MC is that he's sick and tired of putting up with abuse and staying low to be liked, so he pulls a 180 and rampages against those who he thinks hate him because of his hair(read, everyone).
The gem is of course the titular character, Noemi. She is a kindred spirit, and lives secluded in the mountains because of her particular quirk: she electrocutes those she touches. No room for heroes, yet a saviour all the same as she befriends Kanzo and they find enjoyment in being in the company of another. It's innate to find enjoyment through seeing others fill with joy and wonder, and it pairs well with your own curiosity in learning more about how she interacts with the environment.
Read now, and you'll get a heartwarming tale of two outcasts growing up, learning to accept themselves and venture back into the society that cast them away. Act fast, and you'll get charming scenes that play with the idea of an incredibly electrostatic body, making Gr. 9 science much more interesting.
Anyhow, it's always good fun to have a great character that goes all out, puts everything on the line and for lack of a better term, is a man's man. Yes, there are a some "too good to be true" cases, and we've got to get Timmy away from wells, but it never truly detracts from the enjoyment of the series. The biggest qualm is that the mangaka clearly has something in mind when introducing a particular character, and is blatantly villainized to fill a role.
All in all, the series is nothing too complex, and a great series to finish in one sitting.