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This manga give me feeling that i jump from 100 floor.
Just one sec you think every thing gonna be good BE OK .
But BAM they take it out. A lot Plot .
I really like Tae-Chan. OH this is not Spoiler but you will see alot TAE TAE TAE in this manga.

I can't get out when i read this you should try but i don't think this could be for everyone.
Oh there much Echi pic too.

OK so for the question this web asking me.
Is about surv game when we trying to alive. This Unique for me, frist im very enjoy this but after half ... story im feel heavy but i could stop reading.
The art beuty you can say when look at Ecchi Pic they give at frist chapter
I feel empathetic with Kei main char Cause i use to have a GF just like Tae. . . I mean yeah that is just laugh

ALSO THE PLOT ABOUT BLACK BALL ARE ... TOO FAST AND BROING AT SOME WAY IS BROING AS ..... that all
WHY DON'T GIVE IT A SHORT DON'T WE. Im belive you will like it in some way.

A very cool manga with interesting concept and some incredible and unpredictable fight scenes with the unpredictability factor really being the best part of the manga as none of the characters seems to be ever safe and with any plot armour but the weakest point really being the overall plot which is just riddled with too many plot holes that the story doesn't leave the impact needed. At one point, i realized that the best way to enjoy this manga is to just go along with it without really trying to go deeper into the story because even the author stopped caring about such points ... evident through the vampire arcs.

artwork
I could finish reading each volume in under half an hour since there was nothing to admire, unlike when I read Naruto, Berserk, or others, where I can spend an hour or more reading a single volume just because I admire the artwork, and even after finishing, I go back and look at them again and again because the art blew me away—but that’s not the case here. However, it’s clear that the artwork is improving over time, but only the characters.
dialogues
Overall, the manga consists of very simple sentences. There isn’t a single lengthy passage here that’s particularly elaborate. It feels like it was written ... by an elementary school student. And to top it all off.
Plot:
It was interesting at first, as is usually the case with any manga, but as time went on, it started to get boring, so with each new volume, my excitement about what would happen next just faded away. The action and fights would be fine, but is that ecchi or hentai? I don’t know which to choose—is it even necessary? Literally from start to finish, it’s full of it. If it weren’t there, I’d be satisfied; it would be easier to watch, but it just bothered me.
Conclusion:
For me, it was just a waste of money since I bought 29 volumes at once and expected it to be something interesting. But I’ll finish reading it—I’ll just power through the last 3 volumes. The only thing I liked about this manga was the number of pages. I liked that the author didn’t follow the standard format, as is usually the case with most manga, which only have 197 to 200 pages, but that each volume had more pages than usual. Manga like this always make me happy because then I know I paid for something as I should have, since now one volume costs €8.90, and the original price was €6.99, so now I’m paying an awful lot for very few pages.