I feel like the quiz-club and alien-shenanigans clashed together in a weird way that didn't end up accomplishing much or tying any things together. Those two stories on their own are good, but them being cramped together into a short one-shot wasn't perhaps the best idea.

Ch 1-3)Teacher looks after a vampire child until the boy becomes a highschooler and his thirst for blood becomes unbearable.
Ch4) Gay man lost his job and waslivign on the streets when he's taken in by a former classmate who's now a man-slut playboy.
Ch5) A doctor has to treat a yakuza member who he used to be in a relationship with in high school that didn't work out, most likely because the yakuza member was trying to protect him. This was a sad chapter with no resolution.
Ch 5) Divorcee from the countryside goes to the city to find a wife and hires matchmakers to help him, but finds himself drawn more to the matchmaker then anyone.

I kind of like the rough art style, and I do like the fact that the manga is in full color. However, the characters are completely unlikable, whiny, and belligerent. I find myself more frustrated with their outburst than intrigued by the mystery.

I wish it kept going, I wanted to see more.
But I also wanted to have a better understanding of what was going on, it was hard to follow and all over the place.

I really enjoyed this one shot manga. The art is simple, but fun, and the story was solid. While I appreciate the special 4 koma bonuses at the end, I kind of wish the first had been utilized differently. That was a really meaninful, heartfelt catch at the end of the main story, and going back to explain it made it seem slightly less special. Still, very fun read.

That was quite an interesting story. I feel like there could have been a better resolution, it ended too quickly o:
Can't wait to read more from the author

This was a really sweet one, once again! The author never ceases to amaze me with their work. It was fun to read, the pacing was perfect, the story was interesting, and the art is on point like always.

this is a really nice story, but a little confusing in places but once you've read past the confusing parts it all starts to make sense and a bigger picture starts to grow from it all. :-)