Rating (Out of 5): ~4
Publisher: Yen Press
Release Date: 2016
Volumes: 10+
Spoilers?: No.
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Goodreads Synopsis:
(Volume 1)To the eyes
of classmate Chiyo Sakura, high school student Umetarou Nozaki--brawny
of build and brusque of tongue--is a dreamboat! When Chiyo finally works
up the courage to tell Nozaki how she feels about him, she knows
rejection is on the table...but getting recruited as a mangaka's
assistant?! Never in a million years! As Chiyo quickly discovers,
Nozaki-kun, the boy of Chiyo's dreams, is a manga artist...a hugely
popular shoujo manga artist, that is! But for someone who makes a living
drawing sweet girly romances, Nozaki-kun is a little slow on the uptake
when it comes to matters of the heart in reality. And so Chiyo's daily
life of manga making and heartache begins!
Review:
So, in this volume, Nozaki tries to figure out how to do a good
surprise, Wakamatsu is unknowingly in love with Seo's singing, Nozaki
uses an accidental sleep-over as inspiration, and his little brother
shows up a few times.
We also got a glimpse of background story in this volume, first when Nozaki
first moved out on his own, and then when his editor switched to
Miyamae. It's definitely a lot of fun seeing Nozaki's faults, given
how everyone views him. For instance, when it is again pointed out
that he doesn't understand space between characters, and tries using
boxes to explain it all. It was also fun seeing how wary he was of
Miyamae, because of how bad Maeno was; what a difference editors can make.
I don't know what happened, but this series has grown on me very
suddenly, and now I want to catch up very badly.
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