Manga Club Advisor wants to support Saeki Sasara

Without the patch it's barely a game. With the patch it's a fairly linear story about a teacher that leads a hentai club with a single member and the worst salary ever. You gamble your entire income on lottery tickets... The art style is barebones but still cute. The content (with the patch) is vanilla with dubious consent depending on the trust level

Bought the game on a bundle with the other game from the same developer on a discount for around $10 The game is fine for an eroge/H-game the heroine is fine and the MC is what you expect from this kind of game the most of scenes and events are fine an some of them are actually good the main mechanic of increasing your trus with the heroine is can be easly broken which for an eroge in my opinion is good as you want to unclock all scenes as soon as possible But in my opinion the game has 1 big flaw and is the second mechanic of the game which with giving much spoilers is the other mechanic you used to progress the plot to be blunt is a hindrace to the total experience, it just makes the game drag for longer and actually affects the gameplay, the next part I do not know if can be considered a bug or is just lazy on the translations team but is bug as hell on the H-scenes, some of the actions are not translate and until you do it, you do not know what it means then it has happened that some actions get stuck and affect the experience Would only recommend the game on a discount and specially on a bundle with a discount with the other game from the same developer which I actually enjoyed more than this one SPOILERS The mechanic to unlock the "manga skills" is also the mechanic to unlock the H-scenes actions Exp: you want to get a paizure, you can unless you unlock the manga skill for it this is pointless in my opinion on a eroge and I think they did it delivery so they game last for 3hrs or more

[後半に日本語レビューあり] A Monochrome Manga-Club Sim About Nurturing Sasara's Dream and Affection As homeroom teacher, the protagonist establishes a manga club for Sasara Saeki, a shy aspiring creator who once found inspiration in an indie comic. What begins as support for her dream gradually becomes a more intimate relationship. Its defining idea is appealingly direct: spend quiet after-school hours helping a reserved, long-haired heroine turn "I want to draw manga" into something real. Progress unfolds across weekdays and weeks. In the clubroom, talking and giving gifts raise Sasara's affection, while money, points, and her comic's progress create a light management layer. The player can also visit the shop, use items, check status, explore the school, and follow lottery results. Since gifts and actions consume limited resources, deciding whether to advance her feelings or the manga adds a modest sense of planning. Choices alter conversations and reactions, but there is no Game Over for choosing poorly. This makes experimentation painless and keeps the experience relaxed rather than demanding strict optimization. The restrained system supports the game's main pleasure: watching distance gradually disappear. Sasara begins hesitant, looking down as she struggles to express herself, then slowly grows more trusting through repeated encounters. A visible affection meter makes that change easy to follow. At the same time, her manga develops from an uncertain idea toward completion, so emotional growth and creative progress move together instead of feeling like separate tasks. Its monochrome manga-like presentation is the most distinctive visual element. Classrooms, clubroom backgrounds, portraits, and event CGs all share deliberate grayscale shading, making the interface feel like pages from the work Sasara wants to create. Her hidden eyes, long black hair, modest uniform, and voluptuous figure form a memorable contrast between introverted demeanor and strong physical presence. The subdued palette also makes small changes in expression and posture more noticeable. The adult side develops from the teacher-advisor relationship and Sasara's gradual emotional opening. Rather than relying on a large cast or many unrelated fetishes, the game concentrates on one heroine and the specific appeal of a shy, hidden-eyed manga enthusiast. The monochrome H presentation retains the same manga-like shading as ordinary scenes, keeping its visual identity intact when the relationship turns physical. The scenes and everyday exchanges therefore feel connected to the same relationship-building arc. Players seeking focused character intimacy will likely value that consistency more than raw content count. The overall structure is compact and the management depth remains light; it is closer to an interactive character study with simulation elements than a demanding club-management game. There is no voice acting, so text, music, and monochrome art carry the atmosphere. Its gentle pacing also makes the gradual intimacy easy to follow within a short playtime. The forgiving choices and post-clear free mode suit players who want to spend relaxed time with one heroine. For fans of grayscale manga aesthetics, hidden-eyed heroines, and affection sims built around creative support, this is a focused and charming short work. External "full content". HHF-chan's comment: "Hidden-eyed Sasara-chan quietly drawing after school is adorable—I want to fill both her affection meter and her comic progress!" 内気な目隠れ少女と育む、モノクロ漫画制作シム 担任教師の主人公が、漫画家を夢見る佐伯ささらのために漫画部を立ち上げ、その創作と成長を支えていく短編交流シム。自主制作漫画に心を動かされ、「自分でも漫画を描きたい」と願った彼女と、放課後の部室で二人きりの制作活動が始まる。夢への助言から始まった関係が、少しずつ私的な親密さへ変化していく過程を見守る作品だ。 進行は曜日と週を単位に区切られ、部室での会話や贈り物によってささらの好感度を高めつつ、漫画の完成を目指す。ショップでの買い物、アイテムの使用、校内探索、ステータス確認、宝くじの結果確認などを選び、所持金や各種ポイント、漫画の進捗を管理する軽い育成要素も存在する。贈り物や行動には手持ちの資源を使うため、恋心と創作のどちらを先に伸ばすかという小さな計画性も生まれる。選択を誤ってもゲームオーバーにはならないため、正解探しに神経を使わず、気になる反応を試しながら自分のペースで進められる設計だ。 見どころは、システムの複雑さよりも、繰り返す交流の中で心の距離が縮まっていく感覚にある。序盤のささ…