Kubo-San Doesn’t Leave Me Be (A Mob)

Briefly about Kubo-San Doesn’t Leave Me Be (A Mob) Manga:

Shiraishi-kun is an ordinary schoolboy. Except that he’s very inconspicuous. So much so that even his schoolmates and teachers don’t recognize him. He would have been completely unseen just a little while ago. So, in other terms, a “mob.” In turn, Kubo-san is his beautiful roommate, only she constantly seems to be noticing him. Kubo-san playfully experiments with Shiraishi to assess whether or not he is “invisible” in reality… And then she declares herself his “heroine”!!!

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This is a relaxing manga… If you want normal romance, this isn’t the place. It’s just a nice manga, all you have to do is enjoy the chil. For the sake of drawing, for the sake of romance – you need to read. Interesting, but read with your brain shutting down. Since the heroine, will be pissed off with her behavior. My criticism does not affect my love for this work. So, every work has a flaw. As the saying goes (bashing, scolding, means you love.

A girl has a boyfriend, another guy is always hitting on her. Suddenly he kisses her or clasps her. But she keeps finding meetings with him. What the fuck? And her boyfriend gets made out to be a jealous jerk who panics for nothing. But, I love romance. But plots like this piss me off. That’s why I don’t read shoujo, it’s a lot like that. The drawing is just like a net. You look at it and you can’t look away, it’s too good.

One thing is clear, thanks to her friends during the conversation in the cafe, she realized her love for the guy (without noticing it herself). It’s good to have friends like that. This manga is similar to the “Don’t Mock the San” manga. Only there it’s tougher and here it’s softer. And there’s the sempai and the boyfriend and here the classmates. I just now noticed that the guy isn’t even sitting in the ear seat. The story is interesting, but really, like any story, it has to end. It’s just that when it does end, it will be a little sad. All good things must come to an end.