We Never Learn, Vol. 15
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- Author：Taishi Tsutsui
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Summary
When studious Nariyuki tutors two supergeniuses who are total dunces in their favorite subjects， he’ll get a crash course in love！
Nariyuki Yuiga comes from an impoverished family， so he’s eager to secure a full scholarship to college before he graduates high school。 His principal agrees， with one stipulation—he must tutor three of the most talented girls at school and make sure they get into their target colleges！
It's finally time for the National Entrance Exams for college admissions！ Yuiga and friends have spent countless hours studying， overcoming all manner of obstacles and hurdles， just for this very day。 But Yuiga better watch his step since one slipup could spell disaster！
Nariyuki Yuiga comes from an impoverished family， so he’s eager to secure a full scholarship to college before he graduates high school。 His principal agrees， with one stipulation—he must tutor three of the most talented girls at school and make sure they get into their target colleges！
It's finally time for the National Entrance Exams for college admissions！ Yuiga and friends have spent countless hours studying， overcoming all manner of obstacles and hurdles， just for this very day。 But Yuiga better watch his step since one slipup could spell disaster！
Reviews
Mark
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After many， many volumes， it comes time to hope that the title isn’t as literal as it used to be， as national exams are afoot。 With most of the girls and Nariyuki himself heading to write them， there’s a lot of pressure and a lot that can still go wrong。。。We Never Learn is nothing if not committed to its bit and its demographic。 Despite this volume taking place during the colder months， there’s no shortage of fan service and awkward situations。 Who needs the beach when baths and showers exist？Fa After many， many volumes， it comes time to hope that the title isn’t as literal as it used to be， as national exams are afoot。 With most of the girls and Nariyuki himself heading to write them， there’s a lot of pressure and a lot that can still go wrong。。。We Never Learn is nothing if not committed to its bit and its demographic。 Despite this volume taking place during the colder months， there’s no shortage of fan service and awkward situations。 Who needs the beach when baths and showers exist？Fan service in this sort of series is like saying water’s wet， however， so what really informs my opinion every time I look at these is what goes on around it， and I have to admit that this is a cut above recent volumes。There’s a really robust roundtable of stories here and they manage to give everybody something to do。 The lead-in with Ogata is quite good as the Christmas story really helped revamp her personality and this one is actually super charming。 She’s still definitely Ogata， but the little bit of extra expression goes a long way。I don’t always love Kominami stories - it feels like they ran out of stuff to do with her ages ago - but the one here is a very relatable bit of business about exam luck and “wasting” any good luck you might have。 This one is probably by favourite just because of how much they pile on the coincidences。Between the actual exam day and the story that ends the volume， there’s a lot of great Uruka stuff going on as well and while I feel like picking a best girl in a harem series is as pointless as it gets， she and Nariyuki have a great dynamic and the last chapter is surprisingly poignant at the end with a rumination on loss and growing up。Speaking of committing to a bit， Nariyuki’s sister gets a full chapter this time around and while my tolerance for brother complexes is low （though this one is admittedly the funniest example of that I have ever seen）， I did enjoy this chapter - especially when it’s used to call out the absurdity of how many girls surround Nariyuki on a daily basis。In general this volume’s a lot more self-aware than usual and I really appreciated that。 I’m not saying this series ever takes itself that seriously， but I do think a little self-deprecating humour about the genre goes a long way。3。5 stars， but y’know， even with the usual stuff that generally annoys me about We Never Learn， this was a cut above the norm for it and I genuinely enjoyed myself rather than feeling it was a chore。 Sometimes that’s enough to get a bump out of me。 。。。more
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Eressea
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我到底看了什麼鬼之二賣肉就乾脆點吧（看看出包？）真想掐死推薦我看這部和五等分的宅友XDD
Nicolo
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Volume notes:Ogata probably has the best character growth， maybe second only to Kirisu-sensei， and this volume establishes it。 It's also center exam day， the end is very near。 5 stars。Series review:"We Never Learn" or #BokuBen is a comedy manga that draws its laughs from the interactions of the main character Yuiga with his harem， I mean， his classmates Fumino， Ogata， and Uruka。 He tutors them， with a college scholarship on the line for him。 There are also two other supporting characters in the Volume notes:Ogata probably has the best character growth， maybe second only to Kirisu-sensei， and this volume establishes it。 It's also center exam day， the end is very near。 5 stars。Series review:"We Never Learn" or #BokuBen is a comedy manga that draws its laughs from the interactions of the main character Yuiga with his harem， I mean， his classmates Fumino， Ogata， and Uruka。 He tutors them， with a college scholarship on the line for him。 There are also two other supporting characters in the periphery， teacher Kirasu， and recent alum Asumi， whose orbits sometimes cross into the paths of the main cast。 It has the usual pervy tropes found in manga of its ilk， although toned down because of the high school setting。 It was a manga I did not expect to enjoy as much as I did。 It gave me that "finale high" which I associate with stories that get me as a reader。One reason I probably enjoyed this series is the earnestness of the main character。 One can't help but cheer for him。 He's a good guy and hopelessly clueless sometimes， which is main component of his charm。My rating for the entire series is 4 stars。 。。。more
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