Ookami wa Tsuki ni Koi wo Suru

This is a great rom-com about character gaps and secrets, with enough suspenseful drama to make me read the whole thing in a day. To address the elephant in the room, the main plot device where our protagonist has Clark Kent-style glasses is indeed completely absurd. Nevertheless, the sooner I accepted it, the sooner I could start appreciating the rest of the story. The climax takes a bit of time, secrets are kept (kind of) tight, and while I love this type of slow-burn romance, I can see how it could be frustrating for some readers to be edged that way. I don't think I'd beable to stand the suspense either, which is why I'd recommend to pick it up once it's fully translated. With that in mind, I'm glad the story spanned for five volumes, which felt like a perfect middle ground between too short and too long. The main characters are all likeable and cute, they aren't wimpy when it comes to romance which is refreshing to see. The art is also fantastic. I will say some character introductions were a bit sudden, but that's about it. I'm glad the author also tried to give some backstories to most of the side characters, though those could have benefitted from more pages in my opinion. Finally, the conclusion was very satisfying, and didn't feel rushed unlike most manga in this genre. Some twists towards the end were a little odd and unnecessary in terms of pacing, but overall this was good enough for me to ignore those. I definitely recommend this one for the fans of romance, comedy and drama.