The Anti-Social Geniuses Review: I’m in Love with the Villainess! Volume 1
Helen: Rei's life was an unhappy one: she was an overworked office worker whose one pleasure in life was diving deep into the lore of the visual novel "Revolution". But now...
My Happy Marriage Volume 3 Review
This is the volume where My Happy Marriage truly becomes a series, and while a wedding is set, I'm guessing this is going to remain My Happy Engagement for a while....
Tearmoon Empire Volume 4 Review
After the ending in volume 2, where it was clear that the initial arc for Tearmoon Empire had wrapped up, I was a bit hesitant about continuing on with the series...
Reign of the Seven Spellblades Volumes 3 and 4 Review
With Pete's kidnapping at the end of volume 2 hanging over everyone's heads, volume 3 opens with our cast scrambling with preparations for half of the gang to descend into the...
The Inconvenient Life of an Arousing Priestess Review
The heroine of The Inconvenient Life of an Arousing Priestess may have set the world record for shortest engagement: approximately five minutes. The titular priestess, whose name is later revealed to...
Tearmoon Empire Volume 3 Review
After successfully changing the past, uh now the present, to prevent her death at the hands of revolutionaries in the future, Princess Mia's life should be much easier, right? Well, there...
Tearmoon Empire Volumes 5 and 6 Review
Princess Mia's life has been rather busy lately, what with being the student council president, founding her own school, and trying to stave off an upcoming famine (which she knows all...
I Shall Survive Using Potions! Volume 1 Review
Kaoru was living a normal, content life on Earth before a freakish divine intervention left her very dead. As an apology, Kaoru has been given a chance to live in another...
Prison Life is Easy for a Villainess Volumes 1 and 2 Review
"The game is up you witch!"
And with that accusation, the unflappable Rachel Ferguson is lead into the castle prison, to await sentencing when the king and queen return from their...
Three Days of Happiness Review
Kusunoki was 10 years old and despised by his classmates. Believing himself to be smarter than everyone else, during that time in elementary school the only person he felt was on...