Bitter Virgin Series
Tagged under Kei Kusunoki, Series.
The shy Hinako doesn't like to draw too much attention to herself, but she seems to be particularly scared of coming
into contact with boys, which prompts Daisuke, one of her classmates, to tease her for a bit before getting bored of it.
One day while out on a delivery from his family's restaurant, Daisuke runs inside the local abandoned church to get away
from two of his friends bickering over him. Just when he's about to leave, someone else comes in. To his surprise, that
someone turns out to be Hinako, who mistakes him for a priest and asks if she can confess. He accepts, and what he hears
changes his life forever...
Synopsis: pandemonium91
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Member Opinions
It's slightly difficult to review this manga, since it touches on several difficult topics such as teen pregnancy, rape, and single motherhood. Don't be fooled by the innocent start; it will tug at your heartstrings relentlessly. Without spoiling anything, all the characters get their share of happy and tragic events; however, I can't even remember anyone having an absolutely HAPPY ending. Nonetheless, I enjoyed the story; it doesn't shy away from delivering punches to the gut, and is kept fairly realistic - this is stuff that actually happens. The art is clean and decent, reminiscent of shoujo.