Ignoring the occasional "creep" vibes, I laughed so hard with the often hilarious plot development, and the manga can be very cute at times. Think "Usagi Drop", but much less serious, and with romantic development. It's pretty good if you can tolerate the setting.

The story is very cute, pure (except for the work concept), and it made me laugh a lot - from the beginning to the very END. I also liked the light writing style that didn't get me tired after couple of chapters.

okay so the premise is disturbing but i liked it nonetheless the art is light, the main character is a nice guy and it has many cute and funny moments. this series shows how a disturbing topic can be transformed in an interesting romance story.

A neat, heart-warming story...but it's never fleshed out as fully as it could've been, and it's always got a strong sense of sketchiness holding it back. Those of you who say it's only Japanese culture, please stop - the more you know about Japanese culture, the sketchier this gets...let's just keep this story firmly in the realm of imagination...

It'll be exciting to see what the author can come up with next.

I agree with everything but i think this manga is kinda cute not just tomoe and her funny expressions but the whole situation with their relationship...yes the main char kurose's mental state and actions are questionable but aside from it being socially abnormal i have to admit it has its funny moments and you cant help but wonder whats gonna happen next... the plot is interesting and flows pretty well and the art is laid out quite nicely .. its an over all nice read if you can get pass the 17 yr old age gap... but in my opinion i think kurose should be behind bars... but thats a story for reality not manga... =P

I find the manga funny. However, some of it IS disturbing. Even in Japan, a grown man sneaking into a middle school just because he "has to see" a young girl screams pedophilia, even if it's not in a sexual sense. And though the federal age of consent is 13 in Japan, most of the prefectures make their own age of consent, which is 18 in most of them. Cultural differences or not, there's some things that just aren't right. After all, some cultures believe it's perfectly fine to murder other people, but it doesn't mean we have to accept it.

You realize that this Manga takes place in Japan right? Those talking about how wrong, weird or disgusting it is that a 30 year old man has such a friendly relationship with a 13 year old girl are just projecting your own societal norms onto a different culture. In Japan the Age of Consent is 13, so there is a chance that such a relationship isn't entirely outside of the norm.

A little bit creepy. Sometimes I wonder if manga is a projection of an artist's unconscious desires... However, the protagonist is a good guy, albeit a bit naive to think something like this could work. Despite my dislike the storyline content, relatively well put together plot and theme I guess. Whatever floats people's boats.

I have to say...the scenario itself isn't very appealing...a junior high girl and a 29 year old...but i have to say as odd as it is...it is pretty funny. The humor is well placed...but there are some scenes in which i have to shake my head at. Overall, its a pretty funny read...although i would not encourage such scenarios.

The story is cute and the drawings are great, but the story is what bothers me. Middle schooler and 29 year old virgin romance? Maybe it will progress to something different, but for right now the story is not heading were I would like it to go.