Over the past two days read some manga I picked up dirt cheap at amazon.it:
Flower in a storm Vol 1 & 2
Quite interesting and funny, but the execution was very flawed. The overarching story was non-existent in the first volume (for the most part) and the second volume ramped up in speed to fit it in, which didn't really go well. Nevertheless enjoyable. Also each volume contained a one-shot by the same author, which were a lot more serious in tone. Both played with a certain concept, but, while intriguing, it was a bit too "present"/"on the nose" for my liking.
Ristorante Paradiso
I'm clearly not the target audience and also didn't really like some of its themes, but the story was done really well. It had a lot of charming moments and there's little it did wrong (IMO). Every character was fleshed out, even the side-characters, the story progressed naturally and the end was conclusive enough. I only think it wouldn't have hurt if it was spread out over more pages, as some time skips could've been made shorter, making the character development a tad more natural and a certain scene near the end felt a bit "for the effect" rather than what would make sense given the context. Would recommend this to anyone to whom the premise sounds interesting, as it does deliver.
22 is the next to disappear off the app, so had to read it ASAP.
Did you know that the Mangaplus website has a different "time-window" for series? For example Tokyo Ghoul chapters 20 through 33 are available there. The app itself has a time-window
per user (or rather,
per device). So if you happen to miss a chapter and have another device lying around, you could start using the app there (although it might take weeks before it's up to speed again, but for starting a different "re-edition" series that's useful).