I Hate You More than Anyone
shōjo manga series
I Hate You More than Anyone (世界でいちばん大嫌い, Sekai de Ichiban Daikirai; lit. "The World's Most Detestable") is a Japanese shōjo manga written and illustrated by Banri Hidaka.
Plot summary
Akiyoshi Kazuha is the responsible oldest daughter in a large family. She attends an all-girls high school with her best friend Senko and has a crush on her little brother's kindergarten teacher. During her high school festival, she is shocked when a handsome hairstylist, Sugimoto Maki, who's helping at the festival, makes it obvious that he's interested in her. Complicating matters are Senko's infatuation with Maki, which makes Kazuha feel guilty about her developing feelings. The story also deals with several other relationships in Kazuha and Maki's group of friends.
Characters
Main characters
Akiyoshi Kazuha
Eldest daughter (also eldest child) of the Akiyoshi family. She takes care of her five younger siblings while her parents are at work. She's a beautiful girl who's admired by many other girls.
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