I didn't expect this to be such a good manga. It has a very unique feel to it and has an actual theme to the story. It could have been longer, but the length makes the story straight to the point without being too draggy. I really enjoyed reading it. Recommended ^^

holy crap, a shoujo that dares to be different! yay~. i cracked up so much! XD "it hurts if you keep all the gas in, y'know." LOL.. and they're so cute together. and they actually have to pass ACTUAL obstacles together. i liked how the butterfly was tied in! & it was so cute, both their reactions. and how he protects her, and such. i approached this kinda like "eh". since i just read S.P.Y. and that left a bad taste in my mouth.. this was sooooo much better! :]

.. and yeah, that was comedy, the "drowning". and did you read 'til the end? D: he obviously cared for her tons. i mean, i wouldn't risk death for someone i didn't care about.

i would have liked to have known OHHHH~ hahahaha wooow. i almost totally missed the significance of the end scene..

anyways it's good, read it~

... Last updated on September 2nd, 2009, 1:26pm

@mangafan321: "Tries to drown her"? In your mangafan-dom, how did you not notice that violence is often used comedically in manga?

As for Aoi Kiseki, I enjoyed it. The characters are charming and the art is nothing special, but cute nonetheless. A good, solid one-volume sports shoujo.

... Last updated on May 21st, 2009, 7:25pm

people think this is nice? the boy tries to drown her and doesnt even seem concerned by it. what is nice about this? and she even accepts that he loves swimming more than her? i bet he'd be real happy all by himself with just a stupid pool.

... Last updated on May 21st, 2009, 6:24am

I found the characters to be quite likable. I liked the dynamic between the couple and there was a nice balance of romance and humor in the story. I also liked that you get to see a bit of the guy's perspective.

I really like this manga! It gives a pleasant feeling, although I think the love progression is too fast.