Like others, I read this and, for once, finally caught up to it. I don't think I will read any new chapters since they are the same ideas as before. It's predictable after reading less than half of the chapters. I dislike the side pairings, except Eve (I believe that's his name). The others just seemed a bit too quirky for me.

Definitely entertaining, the romance progresses slowly though.
The reason it's also categorized under 'psychological' is probably something like 'what it means to be beautiful'.

If you ever get bored you should read this series to pass the time but if you're not don't even bother. This series is OK but it seems the mangaka gets tired of the hard drawings (drawings the pretty guys) and draws the main character chibi 90% of the time. I keep reading this series to just see the shining moment, guess i have patience for "some" series. This one is just lucky i give it a 7/10 and "hyd ed" funny way to kill main charcter lol. Ah! also 3 years pass which i mean 3 Halloweens pass >.> and there still 15yrs old EH!!!! They surely surpass the law of physics or they must have found the fountain of youth lol.

... Last updated on March 28th, 2014, 1:47pm

Really surprising manga. From the description I expected something much more cliched, but, mostly thanks to Sunako, it isn't so bad. It's mostly a comedy, with ocasional elements of romance thrown in for good measure. Drama? What drama? The biggest strength of the series is Sunako, the main heroine. I thought that she would be one of those "hidden beauties" so common in romance fiction everywhere... And to a degree, she is. But the difference is, Sunako doesn't care about being beautiful. She didn't care in volume one, and she still doesn't by volume twenty. And her contact with romance is pretty much limited to getting a nosebleed every so often. That doesn't change the fact that she is a pretty intense character, only the things she cares about are a wee bit different than those of "normal" people. Other characters are decent too, each with his own personality.
About the art... Girls are okay, but main male characters are sometimes bishified to a level when they start resembling some kind of alien... Well I've seen worse anyway. One thing that annoys me: If Sunako would appear as a chibi about ten times less then now, then the manga would be 100% better... As is it now it seems like cutting corners by a lazy mangaka, and I don't like that.
To the people who would like it to end: What's so great about ending? It isn't a serious manga, it doesn't care about the story structure, or even coherent narrative at times. The ending will not suddenly make it complete and perfect masterpiece. There still are people who enjoy reading it as it is, and if you don't, you can stop anytime.

... Last updated on September 18th, 2008, 3:46am

I love this manga! The lead female of this story is not the typical weak/pathetic type. She kicks ***!

Although, I wish the manga isn't so draggy. I believe that the mangaka forgot about the main story, because some of the chapters (later ones) are so irrelevant. It's sad to see that the main girl still hasn't change (and I'm in volume 19 right now). But I still recommend this, and I'm sure some will enjoy this.

One thing that I am confused with is that in the very beginning, the guys did a "mini makeover" on her (of course, ti turned out real bad) and they plucked her eye.. lashes? Why?

... Last updated on August 20th, 2008, 5:18pm

I do agree that the chibi Sunako is used a lot, but look at the pattern. We only see Sunako in adult/teen/girl form when she thinks of herself as a girl (or maybe even pretty *gasp*). So when we see her in chibi form, it shows us the viewers that Sunako has low self esteem issues and that she does not think of herself a girl. As the manga progresses we see her more in real form than chibi as she comes out of her shell. I think her chibi form is an excellent metaphor.
That aside, I absolutely love the manga and anime. My kids and I have watched the anime a few times (in Japanese) and laughed hard throughout the series.

This was a WONDERFUL manga up until chapter 59. Then the mangaka was like 'What to do, what to do'. After that it got horrid. So I'll give it an 8 instead of a 10.

I want more of this one !!! pls anyone continue scanlating this one !!! you will get a huge fanbase !!!! plspls !!! pretty pls don't let all those fans suffer....

which is to say, so funny you'll have your sides splitting within reading the first few pages of the first volume.

I tried the anime for this first, but for some reason I couldn't get into it (even though it was funny). So I was a little bit reluctant to start this, but I'm glad I did. It was hilarious!, the art is different and a nice change, and it was also nice not to have a typical shoujo character!. In that aspect it is kind of like Ouran host club. Only while one was a very stong minded and intelligent girl who cross- dresses as a boy to pay off a debt, the main character is a goth girl (I think maybe thats the best description, though I'm not sure that is quite right). She's into horror movies, melts in bright light and counts the three skeletons sitting in her bedroom as her best friends. Along come four guys who are promised free rent if they can change her into a lady, and you have the setting for some very funny moments!

Anyway, like I said before, the art is nice and different, and it's so funny you wont get bored after the first few volumes. I definately enjoyed it!

... Last updated on June 23rd, 2007, 2:06am

hmm, im watching the anime now, baybe ill have to read this, i love the anime, i put it next to Ouran High School ^*^ ^_^