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I can understand why this couple have not consummated their marriage. Tsukasa is 16 years old, while Nasa is 18. Tsukasa has already mentioned that Nasa's kiss attempts leaned on the “bullying” side. They are technically married, but Tsukasa is a maiden at heart—and a 16-year-old that wants to...

Narrator-san has been unleashed!

Narrator-san speaks less frequently than Narrator-kun in Kaguya-sama wants to be confessed to / Love Is War, but there is a great similarity between both narrators' cheekiness. Cheeky narrators = 10/10.

It's crazy funny. It's taking the best elements of "The Cuckoo's Fiancee" and "The 100 Girlfriends Who Really... Love You" and mushing them together. Obviously, it's not terribly original. But the author's take on the goofiness keeps me reading this mess. Can't wait for the next chapter. —Sai

Such an embarrassing manga.

Meika? Yeah. You're fired. Update your resumé, pack your stuff and go. And don't let the door hit your ...

A tsundere otaku. That's like a trash fire on a train wreck. Took all I had to claw my way to the end. That's all I can give it.

“I was able to save the man I absolutely love...” Oh. My. Gosh. Finally. All confusion dispelled. She is proving to be an unparalleled wife. *sits back and rests* This manga's a blast.

Japan could use an uptick in population. And the flood of poisonous manga/anime isn't helping.

I must admit: Since reading Kaguya-sama Wants To Be Confessed To / Love Is War, my fondness for “the comedic narrator in a box on the side of the page” has gone up 9000. It is always a welcome balance to the chat that occurs in manga. It is not so common, but welcome when it is used to comedic...

Just airing my thoughts, but their relationship seems so ... unbalanced, like a washing machine that has all the clothing on once side during the spin cycle. Wobble, wobble. At times she's icy cold to her own husband, looks down on him while accusing him of being “super lewd sometimes” 🤨 (pg...

*face palm* I keep coming back. I dunno why. I've marked this manga as "dropped." But it's like watching a train wreck. All that energy and metal falling off the track: flames, twisting, awful sounds: so much effort for so much disaster. I had SUCH SUCH high hopes for this.

Moral of this story: leave your brother (whom you've altered through chemistry) in the hands of a predator. Let the predator use sickly sweet phrases like: "There's nothing to worry about." Yeah, right.

Reverse the roles. Put HER in HIS place and let this unravel. Frame by frame. Beat for beat. Would the readers consider HIM to be a piece of human trash for bullying the girl? "Hentai!!" "Pervert!!" "Sexual Harassment!"" would be the multiple posts in these threads, no? But presented this...

I prefer Doujima-kun Won’t Be Disturbed.

Always check the expiration date on your girlfriend's sanity.

10/10. If I could, I'd pound the rating button a bit harder to get 11/10. Oh well. What else need be said?

Wild. Absolutely wild. The gals can not only LOOK but even grab each other. But when a guy walks in only to stand stock still in surprise and shock, well: down comes the "Pervert" hammer. I sure hope enough people turn away from this manga on the sheer basis of the hypocritical stances so easily...

Just another gal-berates-guy-cuz-reezins manga. Hard pass.

Love at first cracker. —Sai