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https://comic-walker.com/contents/detail/KDCW_CW01201706010000_68/ Thank me later.

A story about a young man assuming responsibilities? Sign me right TF up.

Dem ratings, man. Dem ratings.

HOLY SH|T! Chapters 8 and 9 are a huge mood whiplash.

Beh, I wanted more stories with Kinoshita and Mizuno.

Grrrrrrrr... I wish Nine's wounds can heal.

9 chapters in, and I'm still not sure if this is going to be good or not. I'm curious about the next chapters, but it has yet to, you know, just grab hold of me.

Hip-hip HOORAY! Thank you for the update!

Saw it coming. Still a great revelation.

If I can complain about one thing with regards to this, it's that the plot goes along too slowly. Still, ch. 21 was so satisfying that it's easily enough to keep me reading.

Perfection. To anyone wondering about reading this: This manga does not take itself seriously in the slightest, and concerns itself with comedy rather than fan-service. With this sentence and the title alone you ought to be able to make a decision.

reads title reads story What virtues? The protagonist is just as vicious as her rival. 5/10, the art is very nice but all the characters are unlikeable.

Le gaspe! Character development?!

OH YEAH BABY! That's the stuff.

I'm going to go against the grain here, and say: This is quite mediocre. It was really promising at the beginning, but didn't deliver on its potential. Explanation: tl;dr the only reason I'm not dropping this is because it ends in 4 chapters and I'm thinking I might as well read it to the end.

Out of curiosity: Does anyone know what happened with Ito-sensei's illness?

While I quite like this, I can't shake the feeling that it's going slowly downhill in quality.

@Savarizki: Dare I suggest you also read "Unbalance x 2"? And, with those things taken into account, a small and quick review of the series, and comparison with Henjo: As far as I can tell, Henjo has two main things to offer: Fanservice from Senko, and humour. But neither of those things really...

Screw it, I laughed. 9/10.

I really believe that you do need a proofreader.