Like bro I was reading this manga and like I heard something outside. Like I went to see what was happening and like you wouldn't believe what I saw. Like there was a guy letting out the trash and I was like how about I tell him to like add Gal Gohan there as well? Like I went to him and like after I showed the cover of the manga and like he put it in there without thinking twice. Like was a nice fellow.

Gal Gohan has made me sad. Not because it was intended to but because I cried twice at how cringy the whole thing really was. I've gotten to a point that stories like these get a big NOPE from the get-go. The Gal Gohan case is the same. There is a guy, there's a girl and they end up together in some way. The romance is non-existent yet they fall in love and bada boom bada bing, marriage. What you don't know though is that the love part is just an unconscious subplot. The two characters around the end be like "Hey, we've been together doing stuff for quite some time and you know, I feel like I love you" - "What are the odds, my feelings correlate too" - the manga. How does this happen you ask? That's pretty simple - it's called the art of blushes. It's something one of the two does that's related to and/or is cutesy & delightful & darling so the other will somehow blush and slowly fall in love, unconsciously. It's 100% efficient and knows no bound.

I maybe shouldn't be looking too much deep into this since it was never meant to be that way but goddammit if I didn't enjoy reading this nor has anything appreciable to begin with. It's about cooking and by cooking stuff you get a hot girl to your side. Naturally!

The characters, unfortunately, don't grow on me since they not only have an average design and they are easily recognizable in other works such as Miku that is Saki's reincarnation from Henshin. They have the exact facial structure, the exact body shape, and both the characters have darker skin, but their personality is nothing short of bad. It's the same though. You know, they just don't change and if they happen to accomplish that task it doesn't flow naturally. It goes from point A to point C without passing to point B first. In doing so it creates a different space-continuum that ashes everything into the 45th dimension that is the place where average characters reside.

The art didn't impress me. It's detailed, I'll give you that much but it's like every other drawing-style we have seen before. It doesn't rise into becoming more captivating and unique that would separate itself from the rest moreover it remains in the generic field.

Overall this manga isn't good. I didn't appreciate the story - the characters were just there doing stuff but I never cared about them. I'm not a big fan of cooking-related things so that was a big NOPE from the start but I kinda ignored that and gave it a try, as one must. In the end, it ended the way it was written - suffering in pain. Don't make the same mistake I did and skip this abomination.