Kanon is not Sweet

If you like blushing tsunderes, this manga is for you. And by blushing, I don't mean those thin, three-lined blushes that artists put in when a character is happy/around friends. I mean like, THICC blushes, across the whole face, just covered in lines. There's 50% of the panels for you, just Hazuki blushing furiously. And I think that deserves a 10/10 in itself. The story and characters are pretty standard, nothing really outstanding. However, I surely enjoyed the HECK out of this. I highly recommend this manga for anyone looking for some laid-back slice-of-life comedy with some really good art.

My rating of 7 isn't meant to convince you not to read this, this is pretty good. It's not especially long, and it's a pretty standard slice-of-life romance. There are a few curveballs thrown in, but otherwise it's pretty generic. Good generic though. My issue with this comes from my feeling that several of the main characters seem undeveloped as the story progresses. Kanon herself gets the vast majority of the focus, and fair enough she is the main character, but I'd have liked to have seen more development of the rest of the cast. A slice-of-life lives and dies on the quality of it's maincharacters, and while the other main characters aren't quite stiff caricatures like they could be, they're just a *little* underwhelming. Still, this is a recommendation from me though, this is a fairly short and contrary to the title sweet story. Worth a read.