Danjo no Yuujou wa Seiritsu suru? (Iya, Shinai!!)

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So I picked up this manga after watching 3 episodes of the anime as I got really curious, one thing I'll say is that it's a messy rom-com.
We have our protonist Yuu Natsume who loves flowers and make accessories inspired by flowers, Himari Inuzuka who's been his best friend since middle-school and Rion Enomoto who loves the accessories Yuu makes.

I'll try to spoil as little as possible.
The main focus is Yuu and Hinata is running their business in high school with making and selling accessories while being best friends, Hinata proposed that they'd open a shop together and run it and if they're both single ... by the age of 30 they'll settle down, which Yuu agreed to. But then comes along Rion Enomoto who I won't spoil too much, but she's in love with Yuu and breaks the usual relationship Yuu and Hinata has.

What I really liked about this manga is the conversations they have, it feels very engaging reading it. The only thing I find annoying is Hinata, she's very selfish and self-centered and does things very weird. She teases Yuu a lot of the time and it's a bit overboard.
I'd recommend to read it before watching the anime, I feel it's not adapted too well thus far.

6.6/10


As a wise man once said, “A male and girl friendship can’t hold up unless one of you is f*cking ugly.” Anyways, getting that off my chest, this manga seriously should issue a PTSD warning, as the fmc is every school’s “I have a ton of male friends who I play with for fun, and all of the girls hate me” type of girl — in other words, she’s insanely annoying and unlikable.

Apart from her, the male mc is rather refreshing due to his rather unique passion, and the other fmc, who shall not be named, is mildly annoying, but she’s basically an angel ... when compared to the satan-spawn of a female.

The plot also isn’t amazingly horrible nor is it amazingly great — there’s tons of drawn-out plot points that just makes the reader’s scream, “Open ya f*cking eyes ya moron, she’s right in front of you.” Mildly infuriating, but it isn’t too horribly written.

Yeah, I can’t even lie, I only dropped this because the fmc is unlikable and triggers a small bit of PTSD for my fallen comrades in school. Thankfully, I survived and did not get involved, other this manga could’ve done some unthinkable things to my sanity.

Reading Rankings (Portnoy inspired + A Huang-Teizan Original)
10 - God’s penmanship
9 - Must-read. Drop everything else.
8 - Instant bookmark
7 - Entertaining
6 - Good to pass time
5 - Why are you reading this?
4 - Bad.
3 - Typical garbage.
2 - My head hurts.
1 - Retirement is a thought.
0 - “Did they even give you a story?!”

6/10

Hello everyone! As always, I’ll keep this review brief and to the point.

I must admit, I haven’t been this frustrated by a female character in a long time. This series takes you on an emotional rollercoaster filled with childish, irritating behavior. It often feels like watching a child throw a tantrum while attempting to play 4D chess against someone who’s only playing checkers.

I decided to drop it at chapter 26, which seemed like a natural breaking point. At this stage, it’s hard to say whether I’ll pick it back up, as the character development feels severely lacking. If you value your mental peace and prefer ... not to watch a character behave manipulatively for no clear reason, I’d advise you to steer clear of this manga.

I’m giving it a 6 out of 10 because the first few chapters were promising and engaging. However, the series quickly lost its appeal, and since I dropped it midway, I can’t fairly judge its progression. For now, a 6 feels like a generous score given my experience with it.