At first, I was sure Kagen no Tsuki would turn out to be yet another version of Romeo and Juliet (only with added Japanese mysticism), but - to my great pleasure and surprise - this was definitely not the case. 2gm21

Plot-wise it's worthy of ~6.5/10 - the twists, despite being nicely executed, were fairly predictable, and I knew halfway through the first volume itself who exactly Adam and "Eve" were to...

This has a very similar ambience to the yaoi manga Double Mints, in the sense that it seems to awe people who aren't frequent readers of works in the psychological genre by being as nasty and twisted as possible with no particular purpose or realism to the characters' actions and thought processes.

The female lead made sense in her own way considering how she was very likely suffering from...

I only read this manga to see how the "let's blow up the school because we're pathetic idiots who can't deal with any kind of problem without blaming other people" premise played out.
But, in the end, it was a thoroughly disappointing read.

Apart from the annoying crappy romance between a miserable wimp of a science teacher and a typical 'social misfit gothic lolita' , there's also the boy abused...