Having enjoyed Kubo Won't Let Me Be Invisible, I picked this up because it has a similar premise. It's much more mean-spirited and the female protagonist is an outright bully at times to the male lead, but I did get a kick out of seeing her torture the little dweeb, so I'll be continuing on for now. ( )

She’s rude, can’t keep her hands to herself, and #TeamTooMuch, and he’s got no backbone whatsoever. Nagatoro needs to get her life in order. She's the main one talking about the MC is a wimpy, virgin-loser boy, yet she's so thirsty for him. What does that make you, Nagatoro? Even she realizes she goes too far often, but Nagatoro never formally voices that to the MC besides wiping his tears (that she causes). At one point it seemed her teasing was getting less brutal and they were starting to have normal conversation, but she regressed.

I thought this was going to be light, harmless teasing, but it borders on full-on bullying. None of this was endearing unless you like sadistic characters and sexual jokes. This is for the crowd that likes to be stepped on, I guess. ( )