The narrative reads like a remake of his sole good hentai oneshot I Decided in My Heart to Bring You Down!! and it´s (thankfully) not written like a 4-koma manga due to the well-executed web comic format. The man understands characterization so let´s hope that he will continue down this path and the other "comedy" couples are engaging too.
Update: I quit the manga when it reached Vol.7. The same old same old routine got too much and it came became painfully clear the series is destined to go nowhere in the end. Check out the first 3 or so volumes and quit while you are ahead.

... Last updated on May 15th, 2018, 11:26am

Randomly picked this up and I suprisingly have enjoyed every "chapter" which turns out to be a literal page each. That said, you can catch up on the whole series in less than a half an hour, which is the sad part. Good news is that so far the releases have been pretty much daily and now I have something to look forward to everyday.

I like that all the dumb "dense" or tomboy character cliches are made fun of, addressed or even resolved. It's also not just about the girl and guy but involves other characters regularly. All the characters are pretty distinct in personality and looks from each other so its never confusing or tiresome. And I found a lot of scenes and dialogue hilarious - definitely the main reason why I love it.

Really happy I found this!

... Last updated on October 8th, 2015, 7:58pm

I normally dont read 4-koma manga styles, I hate the pacing and story wise it is normally rushed, idiotic or "broken" (dont know how to properly explain it), but this one erases all my misgivings. It doesnt feel rushed, the story, even if it appears like a normal manga, is good and adapts itself properly to the 4-koma style. I recommend reading it for a good laugh and nice story.

... Last updated on August 6th, 2015, 1:08pm

This is pretty nice man i do sometimes like watching stories with more different and interest female characters. Like a cute tomboy character, or a kuudere character. Plus it can be really funny at times with it. Im just really looking forward to how this develops.The only issue i have is the one page per chapter thing of course.

Update: This is still going pretty good so far but man i cant tell you how much i hate the one page chapter at a time thing. It feels like every chapter we only move an inch in the story. Its starting to be a bit frustrating honestly. I wish the author can just diss out some more.

Also i agree with the comment below me about the first commenter MaZzAx. First of all in chapter 20 it showed that the Main heroine did deliver more blows in their altercation and later it clearly shows that he is trains in Karate too since he was young; their child hood friends so it was expected too. The lead herself states that hes not weak so yea to just assume that this series is sexist from one panel is wrong. She just said she couldnt beat him because he had the same skills as her and a bit of a strength advantage too so it would be hard. She did beat up a ton of dude in her karate dojo and in the boys karate club but i guess that doesnt count.....Plus now a days in manga a dude cant be stronger anymore without it being sexist? (this doesnt do that) but come on not every girl is an action heroine man.

... Last updated on October 11th, 2015, 11:09am

the interactions are very entertaining and 4koma format works well for slice of life with out any large scale plots and story to tell. Hopefully the story it has will progress instead of milking the same situation and jokes over and over.

@MaZzAx I am sorry but the author has not stated anywhere of his gender difference opinions. He does not say all male martial artists are stronger than female martial artists and all you see is one example of a specific male martial artist that studies together with the female heroine martial artist being stronger than her. Why could the male martial artist not just happen to be stronger? Are you not being sexist for automatically assuming the situation here is sexist just because one guy is stronger than one girl? It is not like the author has an overweight man with no physical activity experience bitch slapping down a mountain of female judo, karate, kendo, etc practitioners

When I first found out it only had one page per chapter I thought 'oh no this is gonna be an awful scribbly sort of thing.' But actually it's pretty good.
Basically the main character is really boyish and she has a childhood friend she's in love with who only just realised she's actually a girl recently. Naturally, she is struggling to get him to notice her.
It's surprising how much story you can actually fit onto just one page.
So far I'm enjoying it, except for one thing. I was annoyed a little when the mangaka did what practically every mangaka likes to do for some reason - she/he included the whole 'I'm a girl so I'm weaker' stereotype. I hate it when they do that. Ok, men are usually physically stronger than women, but that DOESN'T mean a girl who's been practising martial arts all her life is automatically weaker than a guy who also does martial arts. It's almost like they think it's a fact or something - girl vs guy = no match.
Stop being sexist!!

... Last updated on June 28th, 2015, 1:06pm