Bokura no Fushidara

omg i didnt expected that coming at all , i mean i thought this manga it some sort of smut borderline H manga but instead i saw metamorphosis manga vibe like how the FMC lost her self to something that she addcited to it however the different here is between these two manga is our manga here is focused on psychological side and human desires regardless the first few chapteres were a bit MEH to me especially when her teacher figuered out her power i felt the author rushed the story otherwise the ending shocked me , at the end dont anticipate something deepbut the story was enoguh to keep me read it until the end

No one has given this manga a review, so i'll try to review it myself. Story: 7 The premise is like this: our heroine is a timid and socially awkward girl. She is very slow when it comes to thinking. Her grandma hates her (she live alone with her btw). She wants to be more social and want to have a sharper mind, because she needs to study harder than other students in order to keep her grades good (remember, she's a slow thinker). Then, she make pact with the devil so that she can gain more time by stopping it. However, this power comes with acost. The more she use this power, the more lustful she becomes. In order to relieve her lust, she masturbates and also using her childhood friend. The story gets more intense as she gradually use her power more and more and she needs to calm her sexual urges that keep on rising by exploiting her childhood friend. The story is really short, so i won't explain too much of it. There's plot twist at the end which is kind of anticipated for me. Art: 6 The heroine hairline is weird. It seems that she has balding on one spot. The childhood friend has generic face. Her rival seems quite different from other characters. The background is not really interesting Character: 6 The heroine gets the most development. She goes from mild and socially awkward individual into more confident and snobby. Her childhood friend doesn't really change that much. He keeps on being himself, which is almost always concerned with the heroine. The other characters do not gain much development, probably because there's only little time and the story itself doesn't really require many characters. Enjoyment: 4 This is pretty enjoyable at times and it is quite light, so you can dash through all the 12 chapters, whether you enjoy it or not. Overall: 6 I gave this series a 6 out of 10. It should had been a little bit longer, though.