Well maybe the author lost halfway a little the threads of the narrative he had intricate, however the events did not contradict each other, it was just the way of telling them that was a bit confusing. But all in all, being this a first work, I can only congratulate him. I liked the drawings...
Good start, in this manga the main purpose are the gags so I wouldn't focus too much on typical things of the romcom like "why doesn't she confess?" or "why doesn't he choose her?"
Let's see if it's funny, I loved Jiken Jaken so I'm confident
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We must sadly note that friendship no longer exists.
In every relationship we see we cannot help but glimpse a romantic or sexual involvement.
We can say that it's only a joke but behind the joke there will always be a pinch of truth.
Sorry for the comment too...
Even to me at first it seemed like bullshit, but I have a feeling this could be a really interesting story.
I believe that the author wants to convey this message: insecurities and paranoia possess the person and deform his sight, showing only the bad things in life. Here the protagonist...
The thing that intrigues me most is what happens to the spirits after they are devoured and why? Now we have seen them so many times that it's not possible that there is no meaning behind
Thanks to the Japanese public who did not want to deepen the story and insulted this manga from the first chapter without the will to understand the love that the authors put into writing it, thanks to them we lost the opportunity to read a great and long story.
I hope that the authors will soon...
I have read some comments and understand the two opinions. What I don't understand is how Sayu's character is built, it's true that the creepy guy wants to constrict her but Sayu's reactions are unnatural for what her story is, I don't want to put it vulgarly but to be more direct I'll say so...
It's starting to get stupid. It's true that these things really happen but the type of aversion towards the protagonist is too exaggerated and two-dimensional. It's like hearing a story from the point of view of a paranoid