manga that ACTUALLY make me think and have a fun time engaging with

9.5 out of 10.
The art was spectacular, the writing was amazing, and the ending really tied everything together. It's a really fun read especially because of the message and the execution

Honestly this author is so amazing, words cannot describe how great they are.
I love the way the MC's path to recovery feels real and tangible, additionally his wife is amazing and I love her! Everyone in this story was super interesting as character studies as well just intriguing personalities

The twist is so good and the dynamic is so amazing, definitely a 8/10, + the art is magnificant and the panel work is simply breathtaking

10/10
Honestly, love this author's works, she always hits so hard and makes things feel so relatable. Autobiographical works like these are always such a unique experience due to the blending of fact and fiction, it's super fun to read ngl :DDD

Boy meets Maria is of a kind. The writing is so powerful and it stirs your heart to sympathy and understanding. I love the characters, the art. 10/10
rest in peace, Peyo.

Honestly, never EVER read a manga that is so messy and amazing, it's like having a lobotomy and it's so so interesting. The comedy is peak, but the plot is peaker. The characters feel like individuals, genuinely one of the best supernatural romances
It's so surreal it makes me scream 8.6/10

This story is something that is so deeply fucked up to me, and the struggle that the MC faces feels extremely real and deep seated. It is not "fun" per se, but it's an excellent psychological thriller. Thinking about it STILL gives me the creeps and I read it in 2021. 9.6/10

I think this actually altered my brain chemistry completely. It's such an amazing read, honestly the stories really seep into you, especially if you're kinda young. It was one of the most eye opening stories. It's super fun to think about and it's just altogether SUPER COOL!

10/10
it was lovely- short, interesting, and really unique in the art department.
I really liked the concept of forgiveness and the tackling of those issues. I genuinely didn't expect such a good story from the title ngl HAHAHA
but its a pleasant surprise

Asada nemui does it again yay!! All of her works are great, but this one kinda started all of my questions about the omegaverse and the way the world is built is really interesting, all things considered- socially speaking it's a really engaging case study