No snusnu, no romance, just a ridiculously addictive and fun manga featuring a brash, confident isekaied game otaku blazing her own trail through one complicated socio-political situation after another in another world. This is one of those series where I thought I could make do with just reading a couple of chapters a month, but wound up splurging to binge the entire series as quickly as possible. Very much looking forward to the next chapter!

Ahhhh! I'm so happy to see this manga here! It's an adaptation of a fun, silly, and? from what I heard ?eventually pretty sexy isekai novel, but I didn't get to read very many chapters of that, so I'm glad I'll get to read more of the story here. The art is lovely, with fabulous bishonen, and the cute stuff is particularly cute. The mangaka has done a great job adapting the fun, bubbly feel of the novel. I laughed out loud at several points during the first few chapters. I'm really looking forward to reading more.

A truly lovely short series. It's more focused on character development and the development of their love than sex, so if you're looking for snusnu instead of story, this might not be what you're wanting, but please, give it a chance. The art, the writing, and the story are worth your time and money. This is the rare manga on this site where I wish I could own a hardcopy version.

It's beautifully designed and drawn, particularly the setting design for the house that features like a character itself, but the writing feels a little rushed, and the characters (history, motivations, growth) consequently feel a little shallow. The bones of the story are good, the romance is sweet, with the conflict realistically being sourced in the characters' failings/insecurities, and the frequent snusnu is moderately hot in a way that feels more romantic than what's in a lot of other “adult” romances, but I wish the story had time to breathe and the characters had more time to develop. As it is, characters are left looking foolish for making decisions for plot reasons instead of (vaguely sketched out) motives, and plot pieces are introduced jarringly. It's a shame; this could've been one of the best reads on this site if the writing could manage to overcome its failings. Ah, well. If we could give half stars, I'd give this 3? stars. A solid rental, but I wouldn't read it again.