El Monstruo de al lado, Vol. 3

The manga seamlessly shifts from funny to heartfelt scenes, making the characters' growth feel authentic. I'm curious how much planning went into this tonal balance.

The relationships felt more nuanced and real, especially as secrets and feelings started to surface. Was this a deliberate focus for this installment?

The school environment feels so familiar yet vibrant, making the characters' interactions even more relatable. Wondering if the author based it on personal experiences or a specific place.