A brief description of the manga Please Don’t Bully Me, Nagatoro:
Nagatoro is a new high school student who loves to pick on her Senpai. However, the guy is ready to tolerate all mockery and bullying, because he is madly in love with the girl.
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the comments are of no help
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7 years to start the relationship
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loooser
5/5, buncha virgins in these comments.
1/5
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bro cant draw anything if nagatoro isn’t in it
NAGATORO, STOP EFFIN BULLYING THAT LITTLE GIRL
chapter 100, here i come
Good even folks ! I’m just here to tell ya’ll that the author of this Manga, Nanashi, used to be a very prolific hentai author ( and a hardcore one too ). Welp, I’ll be on my way !
Alright, I’ll give a brief review of this. Though It’s ongoing what the heck, might as well.
I just finished this yesterday, and I’m literally reviewing this at 12:22 AM. If I’m gonna be honest, this book is definitely worth a read.
There’s a bit of lewdness… Directed towards teenagers or middle schoolers for sure.
…Ignore the others in the reviews. They’re sensitive. The way they draw them isn’t “pedophelic” in any way. According to them drawing girls with under-developed chests is considered a pedo move… Which it isn’t.
Onto the actual review for now.
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STORYLINE.
The storyline is one of the most needed things in an ongoing manga. To keep your reader interested, you need a good plot.
If you’re into more calm, slice of life sort of things this is for you. It’s a life of highschoolers, yet it’s quite interesting.
Nagatoro and Senpai are constantly giving us interesting chapters, no matter what they do. If you’re into a more calm setting, this is for you!
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CHARACTERS.
Characters! You need characters for anything really. You can’t go without them.
Nagatoro and her friends, and others along with Senpai are the main few.
(Mostly just Naga and Senpai).
They all have pretty unique characteristics mixed in with the classic few anime tropes.
For example, Nagatoro is a tsundere. Despite being a tsundere, she has her own special characteristics and her whole personality isn’t all just that. They did a good job with character designs, I’ll say.
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CONCLUSION.
My review is a bit short since I’m tired and I’m planning to go to bed when I finish this, so I’m hurrying it up.
It’s good. I’ll give it an 8.5/10.
It isn’t like the best thing in the world, but it is definitely worth the read!
I will say this though, it gets updated fairly slow.
If you like mangas that update quickly maybe just bookmark it and set it to the side until it reaches complete, or power through it.
Or… Just find another to read in the meantime.
PS: There’s already an anime out, so if you prefer that go ahead!!!
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You read all the way through, congratulations! I hope you have a good read, and if it isn’t for you, I hope you find what you’re looking for.
There’s a small chance you’ll find me somewhere else reviewing… So I wish you luck!
This concludes my review for the book, thank you for reading this!
Overall review:
8.5/10.
I’ve been pleasantly surprised.
I thought it was gonna be some gross beta male romance, but it’s actually more of a “growing out of beta-ness” romance. The story enacts the worst nightmares of typical weebs without making a big deal out of them, ’cause they aren’t the end of the world. Then, slowly but surely over the chapters, the guys learns to man up while the girls learns to be a bit less mean in her remarks.
It’s pretty sweet. I can see why so many losers are getting butthurt in the comments.
I despise tsunderes with a passion- especially the ones who think it’s okay to bully others to hide their own insecurities.
i dont support bullying
Where’s Chapter 88?? ;n;
MAn, this will end in a few weeks.