Hatsu Haru, Vol. 1

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I just finished the manga and it was super cute. I love the fact that it doesn't have any unnecessary drama and a love triangle. All the relationships have their own story and focus. One of the interesting things about this series is that it is focusing on the main boy dialogue more than the girl, which makes the series refreshing. Most shoujo focuses on the main girl's struggle but this one puts us in the main boy shoes and his struggles and it was super adorable. EditSynopsis Playboy Kai definitely knows his way around girls' hearts, but when he has a run-in with tomboy Riko, he may be in for more than he bargained for! Riko definitely doesn't fit Kai's usual type of girl: she's short-tempered, scary, and can (has) easily beat him up. There's no way a rough and tumble girl like Riko is capable of a delicate feeling like love! So imagine his surprise when he finds out about her secret, one-sided crush... But it's none of his concern, right? Miyuki is the charismatic student council president at Shuiichin High School, and Kaguya is his vice president. They're both madly in love with each other, but these two brainiacs would rather put each other through hell than confess, as the first to spill their guts loses in this psychological warfare of love.

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Kamisama Kiss features one of the greatest love stories in animanga history. Nanami is an average girl who got evicted because of her father's financial irresponsibility. Then, she became the Land God because of a chance encounter. Now, she's responsible for maintaining the shrine and dealing with Tomoe, a stubborn fox yokai turned familiar.PS I don't want to spoil anything for folks since it's just one chapter out, but the straightforwardness of the two leads, the humor in the dialogues and the amusing direction of the story are not to be missed! You'll love how this heroine isn't over the top in any regard, but puts the hero and his inflated sense of princely self into his place over and over!

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The characters are fun and the plot isn't heavy, making this a breeze to finish! This is by far one of the better shoujo mangas I've read. I am a firm believer that cliches are good for a reason and as long as your story has a fresh take on it, it'll be a hit! Of course there were some parts that were dull, but once they gave me the cuteness I needed, it was very an enjoyable read. Hachiman from My Teen Romantic Comedy SNAFU is one of animanga's most popular protagonists, partially because many readers find him relatable. He's a pessimistic teenager who doesn't care about much around him and believes that the whole "youth" thing is a scam. tenacious. Her worst trait is probably her denseness that some are finding annoying that is causing all the drama in the story. Add in to the male lead always thinking ahead of himself and misunderstanding situations this is like the biggest flaw of this manga. The slow pace and drama-fueled story can annoy some but I'm fine with the developments that have been happening.Hatsuharu Sohma is one of the supporting characters of the Fruits Basket series and cursed by the spirit of the ox/cow of the zodiac. The characters really carry the story for me. This manga is definitely a play on cliches, but the author really cares about her characters and gives them the development they deserve! Kai maturing throughout the story warmed my heart, and watching him squeal over Riko made me squeal in return! I also enjoyed some of the side characters and their own romance adventure (in fact, I probably shipped one side pair MORE than the main couple. Hint hint: bestie x cameragirl is a win for me)! However, I did find myself not caring for some other characters and skimming through their arcs. Overall, most of the characters were a hit for me!