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The synopsis is basically the whole story. So the FMC suffers from a syndrome that makes her sick when she's super lonely. I know it's exaggerated but she basically faints if she feeks lonely. However before our kind and generic MMC took pity on her and decided to be her friend, she was alone all her life?

So the question that came to my mind was, how was she surviving UNTIL NOW? Anyways our MC becomes friends with her, and it so happens that people start seeing her kind side and she made a few more friends. Typical SOL shenanigans happen, and there's no real ... story.

The art was below average, and characters were extremely forgettable. Basically don't start reading this manga with expectations of ANY kind, and you'll do just fine.

If you read the synopsis and imagine the MCs going through all the cliché situations from a typical high school romcom, you’ll get the gist of this manga.

It fails in every aspect. The romance is vapid, the comedy is painfully flat, the characters are shallow, the SoL elements are a slog even for SoL standard, the art is below average, and the story is plagued with clichés and pacing issues. It feels like the author just listed all the clichés and events they wanted to draw without properly connecting them, making the story feel more like a gag compilation rather than a cohesive narrative. The ... concept of the "usagi illness" could have been interesting on paper, but the execution is so poor that it kills any intrigue the synopsis might have sparked.

There’s hardly anything substantial here for me to recommend this manga to anyone. I might suggest it to someone who is very, very new to manga and wants a sterile romcom, but even then, I’d prefer to recommend something with more depth. The only thing I found remotely interesting was the final omake (not the last chapter, just the omake), because it ventured into a place that romcom mangas rarely explore, but that's just a novelty point.

Read other romcoms.