It's a great manga. That said, don't worry too much about comments like "really perverted" because it isn't; I have seen much worse. This manga revolves around comedy at the start as three of the male leads deal with puberty. This tones down a bit as the story moves on and romanctic feelings kick in, such as worry, care, or simply love at first sight. I could easily recommend this one to countless people without regret, which is more than I can say for most manga/manhwa out there.

The art improves as the volumes go on.

The manga is pretty funny at some points, but a lot of the situations and jokes are re-used. At this point, it's very repetitive and dragging on already. 10 Volumes of basically no progress and re-used jokes/ecchi moments.

You may like it if you read it for the Ecchi.

I swear to god LMAO! Too many cockblocks in this manhwa! So many misunderstandings and shit! It makes me really pissed off at times because if this was in real life, the group wouldn't even be friends anymore.... =.= Like DAMN! Are you guys that desperate that you will cockblock your friends so that they don't get any girlfriend or any action?

The three males in this story are REALLY perverted in the beginning. I think the three males in this story are the most perverted males I ever encountered. As the story progresses, however, the pervert level shown in the beginning of the story seems to decrease and relationships appears to be forming between the male characters and female characters. The story to me looks like it's getting better with less perverted scenes and more relationship buildup between males and females.

I recommend this manhwa to anyone who could tolerate a perverted beginning, but it gets better with the relationships forming for each character.

... Last updated on December 12th, 2009, 10:29pm

So, the story of this manwha, is about 4 boys and their adolescence romance. This is not my first manga with multiple protagonists but the jump between them is pretty jarring and tiring, and the story tends to drag on multiple arcs with no conclusion in between, it just...stops. And goes for the next one.


"Dear only you don't Know", "Kimi to Boku", "Sing Yesterday for me" and "Otoyomegatari" are great exemples of doing a Story with multiple protagonists and doing the right way (I'll not even get to "Durara!" or "Baccano!" because they're action focused series, but are great exemples as well). This tries but fails on many levels (not all, mind you).


In the beginning, the main characters try to get on many "ecchi" situations as possible but later on this get's toned down a little for more focus on romance (And their discovery of love and growing up in general). If the author did the right or wrong choice, it's for you the reader to choose.


The artwork is really detailed and clean, the panels are very easy to follow, major props for the artists in this regard. The design of the girls (and some of the boys as well for the ladies) are really well done as well.


But, as the title of this comment says, you'll need to psychologically prepare for this ride, because it has A LOT, i really mean, A LOT of misunderstandings. In the beginning, some of them were really funny, but as the time goes on, and the formula gets stale, it's not as funny anymore. IF you can leave this behind, you'll find a really cliche but enjoyable gem. My overall score is a 7. It's good but not great.

... Last updated on December 17th, 2012, 8:39am

Only problem is that it doesn´t concentrate on all FOUR, not three, characters at once. This means if you like a guy more then the other three, he might not have much story for a long while.

scratch that, 99 percent of the characters are likeable so its not a problem and it doesn´t seem to be sticking to anyone in particular as long as I thought it might. I was fearful it might spend half a dozen chapters on each of them but that doesn´t seem to be the case.

... Last updated on April 5th, 2010, 7:28am

well the first few chapters of the manga didn`t made any impression on me since i didn`t like the artwork at all, but trust me on this one, it actually gets better as it goes on. so that`s for those people complaining that the art in this manga sucks. And for the story, if you think that a single misunderstanding is enough to be the starting plot of the entire manga, think again. this one has more than 10 in it. the plot revolves on 4 boys, the 3 perverted, while the one is a nice quiet guy. who are all desperate to get themselves a girlfriend. the mos hilarious thing is that they would always try to destroy each others image especially that good guy name hangyul, that the girls who liked him before now thinks that he is a complete pervert and I`m not seeing any signs of those misunderstandings getting cleared up so far which is kind off ridiculous and would make anyone enraged,if you actually like him(tsk poor guy).
There`s actually much more comedy compared to romance in this manga, and ecchi, since the presence of saggy breasts and occasional panty loss is always seen in each chapter.

So yeah, if you`re going to read this you better get ready, because you`ll love it and you`ll also hate it to the point that you want to drop it anymore.But in the end it`s still enjoyable.

... Last updated on January 3rd, 2014, 4:44pm

It was really funny in the beginning, but then it just got worse and dragged on. The same old jokes and misunderstandings, and the good guy



I just ended up reading because I wanted to see the only good guy get a resolution but it's 10 volumes in and still, nothing is resolved.

This is a pretty hilarious ass series man its so funny. Its like the perverted version of " Daily lives of high school boys" lol. This crews funny and perverted exploits almost rival " Prison school" almost lol. Anyway like ive been saying its pretty much a story about school guys trying to get a girl and the funny and perverted situations and misunderstandings that come with it. Plus it does have a lot of hilarious stories from the girls side of things much like "Daily lives of high school boys " once again so thats great as well. The art is really good and the comedy had me rolling sometimes. I only have one real issue with this series and that:

Still over all this is a funny series and worth the read. Also at one point this sight said the series has ending but it looks like it changed so im glad for that and i do hope for a lot more progression and comedy

... Last updated on August 18th, 2015, 9:28pm

Four high school guys and four high school girls. In standard Asian fashion ( maybe dictated by law or customs regarding sex in media), they are all totally ignorant about sex. In standard boy fashion, the guys are all perpetually horny, but ignorant of how to relate to women. The girls are interested too, but in a modest, theoretical kind of way -- and one of them is convinced boys are all sex fiends. Among the boys is a truly nice and handsome guy who's, roughly, the protagonist.

All this desire mixed with ignorance makes for endless possibilities for misunderstandings between various girls and boys, and various absurd ideas and mistakes by the boys as they try to puzzle out the world of love and sex. There are also lots of examples of sheer stupidity. It's a true comedy of errors, and the creators of the manga have managed to show how all the characters, each in his or her distinctive way, manage to screw up in a variety of consistently-surprising ways.

For male readers, the girls are lovingly drawn as exemplars of voluptuousness in most cases, which tends to hold our interest in the rare cases when the story flags. The artist has a real gift for this.

This is top-notch storytelling about the most embarrassing and funny years of life.

... Last updated on April 12th, 2015, 2:46pm