The art is terrible and the story is the worst cliche ever. Tsundere cowboy and a dumb yandere. The guy is always saying "GET THE FUCK OUT OF MY LIFE" and the girls keep making excuses to go back to him. Worst read ever. Give back my 30 minutes of reading this.

... Last updated on September 10th, 2015, 5:17pm

I don't know the book this manga is based on, but the manga itself was okay.
However, it came across as shallow simply because it was put into like 120 pages although this story would have been enough for several volumes.
Had the story more time, taking it slowly, building it all up, letting us get to know the characters better and all that, I don't doubt it'd be a wonderful and epic story!

The way it is, it's a decent read, but nothing life-changing.
I do have to say though that I adore Sadahiro Mika's artwork, she alone makes this manga worth reading! Her men are simply perfection, and this manga proves she can draw pretty women just as well!

It all depends on how you like your romances. I've read it more than once, and I think it's a little more interesting than all the Cinderella clones that Harlequin spits out. The lead's sense of humor is great (I love her evil grin face), I wouldn't mind having her as a friend. The story is a little short, but you can easily follow what's happening.

The art completely makes up for its faults, though. Just like in her yaoi, Sadahiro Mika doesn't skimp the detail. J.B.'s so good looking you almost forget he's a total jerk.