the protagonist in this series is very uniqe and if you are planning on reading this you'd better understand theese things.
1. He is painted up as perfect by the people around him, he is neither very smart or athletic, just very single minded with a unbreakable focus and that leads too point two.
2. He is antisocial and looking at him how he behaves he have never had any friends, however this does not bother him so don't expect to hear whineing about it and since he have no real friends he have no one that can dispell his "perfect" image.
3. he alone could never progress this plot, the people around him push it forward for him, making him in many ways a poor protagonist, but leaves a large amount of room for character development.

Reading this one hurt. I tried to like it, but I couldn't even say things like, "If I was someone else I can see how it'd be good, but it's not for me." I mean I was fine with the context, the guy crossdressing and acting like a Yaoi fangirl. That I didn't mind at all. But I just couldn't like it at all. The main character annoys me way too much. I forced myself through the first 6 or 7 chapters but I wasn't able to enjoy it.

This series may seem like the typical gender bender at first glance, but after a closer look, you begin to see how it sets itself apart from others.
First of all, the main character, Amata isn't your usual gender bender hero. He's cool, calm, intellectual and (surprise!) not a pervert.

What I like about this manga is the fact that it doesn't have characters who are to one extreme or another. The characters are well balanced and realistic. The art isn't really fantastic, but I still like it.

After seven chapters I can say so far that I'm really looking forward to future chapters and if you are thinking about reading this, but aren't sure yet I highly recommend picking this title up.

... Last updated on August 19th, 2009, 9:41pm

I like how the male main character has such a cold and cool personality, and is NOT the usual awkward unpopular geek at his school. Which makes it so much more amusing when he is forced to cosplay a girl for his otaku sister, and begins to learn about anime/manga, particularly the unknown world of fujoshi.

However, I dislike the unnecessary fanservice (though it's not really that much compared to other series...), though I really like how the male main chara is totally unfazed when he encounters them. XD

Overall, seems like a relaxing and enjoyable parody of the typical "elite cool guy," who happens to fall for a fujoshi. XD

... Last updated on July 5th, 2009, 3:16am