This is my first review on MAL so excuse the flaws and typing~! I've first started reading a few of Mei-sensei's one-shots and then I went to the main pairing of the Warui series, Mikado and Towa. As time passed by, I've finished reading the second pairing of the Warui series, Shinonomi and Yukimura. After I finished both of those pairings, I encountered another pairing that are supposedly connected to the Warui series so I decided to give it a shot. Well, I loved it, a little bit too much. Now, let's begin with the review! Okay, so let me begin with the summary of the manga: NanaoShirahane is notorious for being a male siren, able to lure in and 'slay' any man simply upon his will. And while these rumors hold no truth, Kuon Aikawa, a fellow student attending the same university, still can’t help believing them and despising Nanao along with it. Warui Series characters, Nanao and Kuon, now star in their own love story! Can they both survive this disastrous misunderstanding or will Kuon’s hate and Nanao’s unrequited love continue unresolved?

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[ Story ] : ⋆⋆⋆⋆

The story is cliché and predictable, though it was a really fun point of view. It's not an extremely amazing story, but it's great and fun to read.

[ Art ] : ⋆⋆⋆⋆⋆

What can I say? I've always been a sucker for Mei-sensei's art because it always turns out beautifully. Actually, my first yaoi manga was actually one of Mei-sensei's work! Because I always judge by the art 'cause I can be picky at some points. The smut is amazingly drawn as well.

[ Character ] : ⋆⋆⋆⋆⋆

The characters are amazing, especially Nanao because of how Mei-sensei portrays him and such.

[ Enjoyment ] : ⋆⋆⋆⋆⋆

Mujihi na Otoko were easily enjoyed and it gives you humor as well. As the story, art, and characters were easily appreciated.

[ Overall ] : ⋆⋆⋆⋆⋆

Amazing! Kuon and Nanao are basically my favorite pairing in the whole Warui series. Everything was well adjusted and amazingly prepared. What more could I recommend to you? Just go on and read Mujihi na Otoko if you haven't 'cause you're missing something good!

Well, that was my review of Mujihi na Otoko! Thank you for reading.