While there was nothing special about the series, it was consistently better than average in its class. The ending surprised me; it wasn't awful, but it was early and disappointing. I guess that might be the fate of true shounen romance: there seems to be no money for exploration of ongoing relationships, only for "unrequited love" or static relationships. I wouldn't suggest this series to anyone ever, but I don't regret reading it, either.

but unlike Mx0, where the ending felt pushed upon and cut off, this one doesn't. I agree with the posters below that this series felt like a short, sweet romance instead of a high-flying hundred-chapter epic. It's at 3 volumes now, which is about right to read from start to finish in a night.

Anyway, it's a good read if you enjoy shounen-style romance. I enjoyed it a lot; it's very light and fluffy and awwww. :3 Not nearly as good as Mx0 or Pretty Face, but good for a read.

I was really excited when I started this series; after all Kano Yasuhiro is a really engaging author (and he delivers again in this aspect) and it was a "genuine" romance manga (unlike Pretty Face or Mx0 where it took a backseat). It is unfortunate to not see this go the distance, though I must admit that the ending flows much better compared to his two aforementioned series which ended abruptly.

PS: The Shonen Jump of old had awesome long romance titles like Ichigo 100% and I"s alongside the expected shonen action series... but it's clearly no longer the case. Remember Anedoki? Perhaps Kano-sensei should consider writing for a different magazine?

... Last updated on February 5th, 2012, 3:55am

it's made by KANO axe-ending Yasuhiro I liked his works Pretty Face was awesome so was Mx0 but when you think they couldn't end they surprise you I'd wait till this one ends before I start reading it too many times I read a good manga and they end out of nowhere or dropped

You can't tell what the author going for with this I think is the best way to put it. It seem to be going for a short run at first but now it show that it can go longer. There no way to actully know how this might end. It can end in a few chapter or it can go on for a while. How long of a while i can't say it all depend on what the 'love' mirror does or can do.

Well even if it might get confusing it will leave you guessing of what is to come next and has alot of good twist and turn. You can't tell how this might end

The serie is well make and planned. Its refreshing and is really good to read. but Im guessing the author this time is going for a short run, better 3-5 volumes that people like than ended axed again.

This kinda reads too similar to his other works. Male character needs to keep a secret. Love interests surround him like he is the eye of a hurricane. The art is good and the fan service is frequent.

It was refreshing in Pretty Face and used well in Mx0 but this one irks me a bit. In the previous two series, the male protagonists had legit reasons why they couldn't confess to the girls they liked but the male lead in this one reeks of the cowardice and indecisiveness. Combine this with the author's track record of having his series axed in a bad way and I just can't get comfortable reading the chapters.

Well it's a Shounen Romance. If you've ever read one then you should already know what you're in for. A bunch of misunderstandings with relationship development being two steps forward/two steps back, and some ecchi fanservice.
While I really liked Mx0, and thought Pretty Face was interesting enough, I just can't get into the Shounen Romance thing in this manga.

Rating: 5/5 if you like Shounen Romance / 2/5 for everyone else

... Last updated on October 17th, 2011, 8:44am

I'm definitively scared to continue to read this manga not because it is horror or anything like that but because if I do end up really liking (which of as now I am starting to like it) It will just end up being axed just like all of his other series

Ever since Mx0 got axed, I havn't found any manga that could replace it. I loved the anticipation of then next chapter every week. KANO really knows how to push the buttons of a seinen audience