Rating (Out of 5): ~3.5
Publisher: Kodansha Comics
Release Date: October 2016
Volumes: 19.
Spoilers?: Some.
Buy it here: Amazon. Barnes and Noble. Book Depository.
Goodreads Synopsis:
The delightfully risqué
high-school rom-com continues! "Can a typical school romance about a
mismatched boy and girl turn out to be insanely good? It can if it’s
Missions of Love." – Anime News Network "Leaves me thinking ‘I’d like to
read more of that, please’." – Johanna Draper Carlson, Manga Worth
Reading
Review:
For some reason, they're really trying to make us like Hisame. And,
honestly, it's not working. Maybe he has his nice moments, and his
reasons for his actions are because he really likes Mami—but it's
all crap. He's still rather awful.
There's now two triangles happening, and I'm getting rather sick of
it. Both girls are getting mixed up between the same three guys. It's
ridiculous. Yukina starts some kind of understanding with Hisame, and
she's supposed to be going out with Akira, but now she's wondering if
she even has a heart. Shigure tries talking sense to her, but Hisame
is only getting her more confused.
Mami, on the other hand, is still being pressured by Hisame, and
pretty much ignored by Akira. Akira is too caught up in Yukina.
Shigure is trying to work, but getting distracted by Yukina. Hisame
is, in a way, also clinging to Yukina, when Mami pushes him away.
It's a mess. And normally I would be enjoying it more. But right now,
I would like some semblance of a good decision being made.
These releases are still way too far apart, sadly.
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