In order of reading, this time.
Dr Stone: Life lesson in one picture. That's how you do not-preachy.
UU: ... That's a weird kink, pal. But I'm loving the orchestrated chaos right now.
OBO: My god, the brat is annoying. I like the drawings and the atmosphere, but I care more about the one-time characters than I do about the reoccurring ones.
MHA: This.. didn't work for me. I love the idea of Bakugo coming around and them growing closer, but the shift here was so sudden it made me feel he was out of character the entire time. I even read the last few chapters again to see if I missed something, but there's really nothing there to explain this level of devotion.
Mashle: I'm aware the series isn't exactly known for its subtlety, but this was still very in-your-face. We know he can't use magic, we would've gotten how he felt without the explanatory flashbacks and the repetitive dialogue (I swear I've heard this "If I beat you, it means I'm superior and your way of thinking is wrong" speech at least three times before in the last ten chapters. Like, it's a good sentiment, but come on).
Yozakura: It started off a little forced, but then it got surprisingly nice.
High school family: The brat is annoying.
Magu-chan: All of them are annoying. On the plus side, I learned some new words.
One Piece: Not really following everything that's happening anymore. Happy for the guy on the cover page, took him long enough to get there. Feeling kinda bad for Jinbe, who is still figuring out that being the voice of reason only gets you so far in this crew.
WNL: You know those things are meant to be thrown, right..? And how come you still haven't learnt how to swim? You're an adult!
Phantom Seer: Not all of the jokes land, but I am starting to like the characters. And the story isn't bad either, although still a little basic. I hope this one stays around for a bit.
AT: That's not how breasts behave under gravity. But kudos for making all of the poses an integral part of the story.
Robocco & me: The log pose was a nice touch, but the social commentary was straight-up painful.
Moriking: I had to look up what a leaf-rolling weevil is. These descriptions are getting more obscure with the day.
I'm not sure if I should praise the series for becoming self-aware, or complain about it being overly dramatic. Either way, I hope we'll be getting a real detective manga soon.
AB: Not the worst chapter, but not all that funny either. (You have something on your nipples, mister.)
Cop & Dolphin: How do books work underwater? How does smoking work underwater? Whatever. That was kind of cute. And now we're back to square one, cause I still have no idea where this story is going.
Summer Time Rendering might be getting somewhat close to a resolution, though with a series like that, who can tell.
Hell's Paradise: Jigokuraku is entering a new arc, and has apparently decided to murder another 75% of its remaining cast. Yay.
Dear Sa-chan is probably ending in the next chapter or so.