I flew into reading this one recently and I am telling you guys, this one won me instantly the moment I got into the first 20 chapters. Right now, I am around the 90th chapter and I am still addicted in reading this work.
Domestic Girlfriend is about a boy that gets involved into complicated relationships such as relationship with a teacher/stepsister as his lover. As always, I don't want to spoil the whole work itself because it is a worthy read. Even I, a man who doesn't want to get involved in such complicated relationships or drama got hooked into reading it, what more if you're an avid drama fan.
Actually, Domesticated Girlfriend also have the same elements like other harem genre but what makes this one different is that the sexy scenes are really necessary for the scenes to be effective as a story. The story itself is violent in a sense that is realistic.
There are Animes like To Love-ru and Shokugeki no Shoma(food wars) that use a technique that strikes ecchiness in an exaggerated way which I also find good and effective. Just for comparison, Domesticated Girlfriend does it in a different way, sometimes the author uses the sexy scenes as a joke or punch line but still it doesn't go way off track, the joke itself still has relevance in the story which is deep and serious.
The name of the Author is Sasuga Kei which I find funny because the name can be used as an expression that makes sense in Japanese. "Sasuga" means "as expected" if taken in another way than a name and "kei" of course is a name. A cute name.
The work that I had read before Domesticated Girlfriend that is the work of Sasuga sensei's is titled Good Ending. I already mentioned that Manga in my last post.
I don't have anymore to say about this Manga so to end this post I will give it a score. For this Manga, I will be giving it a score of 8 out of 10. I gave an 8 because I am not really fond in Mangas in this genre but considering the quality of the work I have to still give it an 8. So that is how it is, it gets barely a perfect score from me because it is not a genre of my taste.
Will I suggest it? Yes, to readers around 14 and up, I would totally suggest it but for younger audiences I might tell them to read it when they are older because of how serious the drama of the story is.
So that is all for today, thank you for reading this post or just by looking at the borrowed pictures. Thanks. :D
