July's Manga

Seems like a run-of-the-mill isekai, but with a hunter character. I'm not sure why the Hokkaido part is important, since he immediately got isekai'd to another world which is most definitely not Hokkaido. He's a beginner hunter, so it wouldn't make much of a difference anyway. The first couple pages seem to be unrelated to the rest of the chapter, it may be a flashback or flashforward, very odd placement in any case. The art is good, especially for the backgrounds, the shading is really realistically done.

So good! I really want this to be continued! All the character designs are on point with the Journey to the West characters. I love how it's basically following the original story line, especially with the tiger. Please update!

Boring, and rather confusing story so far. Male lead is isekai'd to a magic world where he has a almost-harem of girls adventurers (not quite yet because no one is in love with him) and now they've defeated the boss, he needs to do administrative work. I don't get why they skipped the interesting parts to go right for the mundane jobs that most people would avoid when reading manga. The art is definitely below average, it's so simplistic and uses large swatches of utter blackness to color in clothing and other details.

Aw, the kids are cute and it's so relatable to have to cook for picky people haha. I think my personality is the same as the black-haired dad, super blunt and aggressive at times. I also react the same way when something I'm cooking isn't going well. I like the art in this manga, I think it's slightly above average in terms of manga art quality and readability, with proper shading and panelling. Too bad this has been dropped, so I don't think I'll be able to read what comes next. I love how this is not a BL, honestly it doesn't need to be to be a good manga. People just want romance in everything they read, and it's pretty tiresome to read after a while.

I didn't understand what was going on in the first chapter of this webtoon. The kid who lost his parents is wandering around with his friends, and then it switches to a guy chasing after a man, but ends up with his head cut off. The translation got really weird at that point, with people talking about territory and all sorts of weird panicky stuff when they found his body. I don't know if it was a bad translation or if it was the original Korean which made no sense that affected the English lines. Hopefully the next chapter will make more sense. The art is not bad, but still pretty average for a shounen webtoon.
Update: Second chapter doesn't really make much sense either, still talking about territory and counters, and the male lead has a dream about an old lady, then he meets some bullies. What is this storytelling? It doesn't stop to explain anything, and assumes the reader can follow it. Too fast-paced and fails to set up an understandable plot right from the beginning.

Way too much crap happens in the first chapter, which is divided into two parts. In the first half, he returns home, which seems innocent enough. But oh my god, you'd never guess that he returned from some weird world that has two moons and time flows differently, where he actually spent 15 years and befriended a prince and so much other stuff which is just dumped on readers in the second half. He comes back and he looks like he hasn't gone through all that at all, so I'm not buying his fantastical story. Even his appearance hasn't changed a bit. Shouldn't he look older if he spent 15 years in real time, or is this some magic BS? And he could return to his original world at will? Because it took a mysterious explosion to get him to the world with two moons in the first place. Nothing makes sense so far. The art is average for a webtoon. Maybe this will get better as more chapters are released to explain his experiences, but so far I'm not buying what you're selling.

This totally reminds me of "The Deadly Countdown", but I prefer this one. It's fun to guess how the death could have happened, and try to prevent it. I'm not sure why this is tagged Shoujo Ai though, there's no real indication that it is for now, but maybe in the future it will be? I'm honestly hoping it will just focus on the rescue from the jaws of death more, because I don't think romance will make this manga better. The art is pretty good, like with most manga.

Boohoo, I wanted to know what was in the box! It's too bad this was dropped, I see the raws have almost 100 chapters. The art is simplistic but effective to communicate a sense of foreboding. The glasses wearing male character is a complete jerk, and I won't be surprised if he opened the box and died in the end. I wish this would get picked up by someone.

The female lead, 11th Miss, is not stupid, but she's not villainous enough to steal the spotlight, at least at this point. She's just lying low, and biding her time to see if she can find a better life for herself. Having so many siblings, it's not likely she'll ever be favored by her father. I'm not sure if her birth mother is still alive. I'm curious to see how she'll grow as a character. I appreciate the family tree at the end, that's a good reference to who is who, thank you author! The art is pretty good for this webtoon.

This webtoon escalated too quickly, with both guys confessing to each other in the second chapter, which is not romantic at all. According to the summary, he's supposed to get isekai'd soon so please do that, because this current story is boring as heck. Also the male lead is a total horndog, which I don't find relatable nor endearing for a character. I don't even know why they were drawing the number 5 on people's bodies, why aren't they just wearing track and field uniforms like everyone else? Art is average, nothing noteworthy about it.