to find a nicer, sweeter, more adorable and particularly more sincere MC in any of the manga out there than Takuma-kun. Likewise, you'd be hard-pressed to find a more shallow, selfish, vacuous and unlikeable FMC than Karin. The story relies heavily on the supernatural element, although it's easy to suspend disbelief as it's such a corny one-trick pony. I felt annoyed and irritated after reading most of the chapters (because of Karin, of course), but I stuck with it to the end just to see of Takuma-kun got the happy ending he deserved.

Review for volumes 1 through 4; story complete.

It’s a cute, innocent, silly story with easy-to-read flow, pretty pictures, and no cluttery text. The focus of the plot is the heroine’s maturation from someone who solely values a potential love interest by “hot” looks to someone who exists with a little more depth. The story has problematic elements and a distracting, unbelievable yo-yo-ing of weight, but it’s a good opening for discussion.

There isn’t enough momentum with the plot after volume two—it’s draggy unsatisfying filler for volumes 3 and 4.

Another funny-cute manga from one of my favorite mangaka. At first i wasnt really sure if i would like that theme made by her, i pushed the manga away and later i got to start it finally and i did like it. I cant really hate anything made by her, coz its her and she makes anything funny,sweet and full of love, her characters are lovable like always. But i cant rate this a 10, really. It could have been longer and i wanted more pairings and more characters (not totally like Uso-lily but a tiny bit of that would have been good). Even without all this it would be ok, but really, one thing was weird, i mean But anyway it was fun to read and like i said i cant hate her work, coz its her.
So i liked this couple and their funny story~ and the ending was satisfying. Arigatou sensei, for another original funny manga~

... Last updated on January 1st, 2017, 3:30am

This manga is really unsual yet cute. The guy MC in most every shojo manga I ever read is hot and cool, no matter the personality. Some even changed from what society consider as "ugly" (like being fat or having pimples) to "handsome". But this one, from the beginning, the guy MC is someone who is considered "ugly" physically by society, but has all the other inner qualities. And I feel it is special that the girl learns to fall in love with the way he is. It's really cute and sincere in my opinion.

... Last updated on August 25th, 2016, 7:10pm

M'kay, on one side we have a character whom doesn't the japanese beauty canon (ie: he's fat, fatter than me, and that's saying something) but is so sweet you'd get hyperglycemia. The main character is a girl whom goes by looks, used to love the uber-cute boy whom is now a hulking guy with quite a few extra... dozen pounds.
It's interesting because we, for a chance, we don't get a relationship built around: OMG S/HE IS GORGEOUZ!!1one!! (which is incredibly frequent in shojo mangas) nor it's just about two persons hating/loving the others, but about a really nice guy (the one you wouldn't marrying your sister and have as family in law) and a girl who's sincere and tries to come to grips with her prejudices so she can properly return her love for the guy love interest.