Dousei Recipe

This manga sets up an interesting premise in that it looks at a couple who can't go through love in the normal order because they start living together pretty much immediately. This results in their relationship moving quite slowly and things being quite awkward, which is amusing, though how slow it is from the perspective of the manga can feel like an issue at points. Still, their relationship does move along, and is quite cute in doing so. Both main characters are pretty interesting, especially in regards to their family backgrounds and how that ends up having an impact on them and how that plays into theplot. The side characters are decent enough in that they help push forward the main relationship and develop the two main characters, but beyond that it felt at times that their stories were dragging on a bit, though it all felt like they had a pretty strong purpose towards the ending. To look at it in the most favorable light, the entire plot could be seen as a set up with things slowly being developed to lead to a massive finale, which I think was incredibly solid although it was a bit cliché. It was suspenseful due to how well executed the plot points were it and had quite a few strong moments. The epilogue I think was also handled well in that it made sure to touch upon and show happy endings for everyone. The art was pretty good. tl;dr: A romance manga with innocent leads that has a plot that moves slowly but builds up to an incredibly solid ending.

Reading the first 3 chapters I thought this would be a good Manga (for me). It is about two couple, Takeshi (College Student) and Suzune (High School Student) who are living together. Warning may contain SPOILERS! First is the Story, I am very disappointed that there are only few moments and stories about the two who were living together. Most of the time it revolves around other people trying to sway their relationship. It is full of NTR (damn it!). It would have been better if there are more moments between just Takeshi and Suzune and their romantic shenanigans. Second is the Art, the art is goodespecially Suzune even though she is drawn somehow kind of thick, she is cutely drawn. Well there are also ecchi scenes if that's what your looking for. Third is the Character, I hate Takeshi, the male protagonist because of his character. He really love Suzune from the bottom of his heart but he continues on thinking about sex to the point wherein he got depressed when Suzune rejected him to the point he went to massage parlor. Another thing I hate about him is when Suzune is drowning he did not dive in to save her (the one who save her is her childhood friend). Lastly the Enjoyment. Because of the NTR, the character of Takeshi, and the never ending interruption in their relationship, I did not enjoy it to the point wherein I just finished it reading because I don't want to leave what I have already started.