Do you like seeing the same joke repeated over and over again with little to no variation? If so, then you'll like the first part of this manga. It wasn't funny the first time, and repeating it six more times while adding nothing of value certainly didn't make it better.

The second part is a bit better, but it's still just bland characters being gay to each other with a little bit of comedy thrown in. It's mediocre at best.

The only thing of value in this manga is the bonus panels, which are the only funny things about Love/Death. It's not enough to make it worth reading, but enough to save it from being terrible.