This one-shot simply teased me for a reader. It could've went more further with volumes. Develop the romance while there's mysteries for the club to solve every now and then while all members in the club gets introduced as well as developed along the way.

Undoubtedly, Mizuki Kawashita's works are truly impressive, even on oneshots have that aspect of not being easily recalled upon.

I can never complain about Kawashita Mizuki's art, or her charactres. But really, I think this one shot falls into the trap of feeling too much like a pilot for a series. Like, this was originally meant to be the first chapter in a longer series, but the editors shot it down and didn't think it was good enough to be a series, but thought it was too good to just throw out, so they released it as a one shot.

Its entertaining enough. And won't have you feeling empty or disappointed. But it won't be something that sticks or lasts in your memory either. And the ending doesn't feel like that of a short story, as a one shot should. I think overall, Kanojo to Natsu to Boku accomplishes more in 8 pages than this does in 45.

Overall, it's a bit deeper than a lot of oneshots, but it's nothing particularly groundbreaking. Worth a read. It's like many oneshots in that it's worth the short while it takes to read it.

This is a short oneshot that is drawn well and has a "ok" plot.. The ending isn't particularily groundbreaking, but it isn't bad either.

Overall it's good, but not really mentionable other than for as a project the author did as a sideline.

Short, yet bittersweet.

Recommend read for supernatural lovers. <3

for a one-shot made by the mangaka of ichigo 100% this one-shot was kind of disappointing. the plot may be all interesting and all but the romance isnt..

Kanojo to Natsu to Boku was a better one-shot by Kawashita Mizuki