Rating (Out of 5): ~4
Publisher: Shonen Jump (VIZ Media)
Release Date: January 2017
Volumes: 25.
Spoilers?: No.
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Goodreads Synopsis:
A laugh-out-loud
story that features a fake love relationship between two heirs of rival
gangs...plus, a mission to find out which girl actually holds the key to
Raku's pendant—and his heart!
Love triangle! Comedic antics!! Gang warfare?! You won’t want to miss out on Shonen Jump's laugh-out-loud feel-good manga series! It's hate at first sight when Raku Ichijo first meets Chitoge Kirisaki. But much to their chagrin, the two are forced into a false love relationship to keep the peace between their feuding gangster families.
When the missing pages from the storybook that explain the origin of the keys and pendant surface, it seems like Kosaki might be the girl Raku made a promise with…but is that a sure thing? The answer is still unclear when Haru tricks Raku and Kosaki into going on a Christmas Eve date. And just when things are going well, Raku’s pendant goes missing!
Love triangle! Comedic antics!! Gang warfare?! You won’t want to miss out on Shonen Jump's laugh-out-loud feel-good manga series! It's hate at first sight when Raku Ichijo first meets Chitoge Kirisaki. But much to their chagrin, the two are forced into a false love relationship to keep the peace between their feuding gangster families.
When the missing pages from the storybook that explain the origin of the keys and pendant surface, it seems like Kosaki might be the girl Raku made a promise with…but is that a sure thing? The answer is still unclear when Haru tricks Raku and Kosaki into going on a Christmas Eve date. And just when things are going well, Raku’s pendant goes missing!
Review:
Of course, we get a happy ending for Chitoge and the group. This was
never in doubt, for anyone, I'm sure. It's still nice to see that her
trying so hard got her father's attention, and that he also noticed
how horrible Claude was being.
We get a tiny clue about the key storybook from when they were kids,
and Raku even attempts to fix his lock and find out if Kosaki's key
is a match. It's small, but at least they're trying to figure it out.
Kosaki and Raku are forced on a date together, and honestly I'm kind
of over them as a possibility. I like Kosaki, but I'm not for them,
and so having so many people pushing her to go for him is bothering
me. After that, Marika kidnaps Raku to a deserted island with her,
though we're finding out that she might be really sick. I will admit
that, while I'm not on Marika's side, either, I do really like her.
Her devotion and unashamed way of going after Raku is nice.
This series has finally ended in Japan, so I'm interested to see how
the main plot finally starts moving forward. Aside from that, it's
still a fun series.
A review copy was provided by the publisher, VIZ Media, for an honest review. Thank you so, so much!
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