Even If I Were To Die, I Wouldn't Choose You

In the world of manga, where romance and comedy intertwine to create captivating narratives, "Even If I Were To Die, I Wouldn't Choose You" stands out as a high-quality gem. Authored by the brilliant Azusa Kina, known for works like "Drag Queen and Snow White" & "Coffee Shop Anemone", this manga delivers a unique blend of comedy, romance, and school life that keeps readers hooked from the start.

The story revolves around Yagami Mitsuko, a fantastic middle-school girl who possesses both beauty and intelligence. However, beneath her admirable facade lies a secret that no one would expect. Mitsuko happens to be an incredibly enthusiastic fan of her classmate, Souichirou. She goes to great lengths to closely observe his every move, from his "good morning" to "good night."

Mitsuko's stalker-like behavior transcends mere curiosity. She knows every minute detail about Souichirou, including his favorite food, his body weight and height, his bedtime routine, and even the TV shows he watches. In essence, she has become an all-knowing fan who follows him everywhere he goes. Some might even go so far as to call her a full-fledged stalker.

However, just when Mitsuko thought she had the upper hand in their one-sided relationship, a boy who likes her enters the scene. But here's the twist: he shares Mitsuko's infatuation and stalking tendencies. Now, in a peculiar turn of events, we witness a clash between two individuals vying for each other's attention in the most unconventional way. Enter Stalker boy x Stalker girl, an extreme social ethics rom-com that will have you chuckling and on the edge of your seat.

The characters in "Even If I Were To Die, I Wouldn't Choose You" are skillfully crafted, bringing a delightful mix of personality quirks and relatability. Mitsuko, with her beauty and intelligence, may seem flawless at first glance, but underneath, she harbors an obsession that challenges societal norms. Souichirou's unwitting charm and obliviousness to Mitsuko's stalking adds an amusing dynamic to their relationship. And let's not forget the boy who enters the scene, poised to compete with Mitsuko for Souichirou's attention, creating a love triangle that will keep readers guessing.

This manga explores themes of unrequited love, the boundaries of obsession, and the complexities of social ethics through a comedic lens. It cleverly captures the humorous yet thought-provoking moments of Mitsuko's life as she struggles to navigate her seemingly bizarre infatuation and the unexpected challenges that come her way.

For fans of comedy and romance looking to immerse themselves in a refreshing and captivating manga, "Even If I Were To Die, I Wouldn't Choose You" is a must-read. With its engaging storytelling, well-developed characters, and unique thematic elements, this manga is a testament to Azusa Kina's talent in creating stories that leave a lasting impression. So, grab your preferred reading device, read the latest issues, and get ready to be enthralled as you delve into Mitsuko's world of extreme devotion and unexpected love.