Ase to Sekken, あせとせっけん Genre: Romantic Comedy, Slice of life, Seinen Written By: Kintetsu Yamada Publisher: Kodansha Magazine: D Morning/Morning Volumes: 11 It's Manga Monday!!! Any time there is a manga where the main character isn't so perfect and well put together, I'm on board. People often describe me as a 'realistic' person because I don't live
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