Hey girls, I've taken the liberty of condensing this manga into a single piece of advice for a healthy and loving relationship, so you can save yourself the trouble of reading this steaming 13-volume pile of dog excrement: always keep your lover on a tight leash. Remember, they are not your partner; they are a sub-human plaything. Never give them any power or the feeling that they are your equal. They should be constantly reminded that they are nothing more than one of your passing whims and their absence would have literally no impact on your life. If they--god forbid--start turning their head in another direction, be sure give them just enough attention that they come running back to you, ears perked and tail wagging.

+1 for the art.

... Last updated on July 21st, 2015, 5:40am

Read this sometime ago, didnt finish it, just remember reading it while browsing list of manga here and thought to make a review.
That cover of bishounen prince made me want to read this.
This manga should have finished when they finally have their feelings across and dating for real.
The story lost its point and the mangaka just prolong the story without significant plot.

I agree with other people that the female lead is annoying. She is superficial and only has the goal of. obtaining a boyfriend on her mind. Yes, she does get better but she's just so clingy and desperate and insecure uhhh. It's like the only purpose in her life is to please her boyfriend. He eventually does have some pretty good tsundere moments as @circusLad said, but it really takes a while. I really prefer San-chan to Erika-chan. I would still recommend if you like shoujo because it's still pretty good.
Update: Erika is still proving herself to be pretty useless.

... Last updated on March 17th, 2015, 10:30pm

If I'm being honest, I only started this manga because the guy was blonde. Of course judging a book by it's cover is never a good thing. What I got from this manga was the regular "he's a jerk but it's okay because he secretly loves her" Despite huge signs that the two leads had a somewhat abusive relationship going on, I still continued because I thought it might've gotten better. Well I was half right. The male lead becomes just a regular tsundere (I'm a sucker for male tsunderes) and wasn't as "Abusive" as in earlier chapters IMO. But the girl... well.. she seemed to have gotten more clingier and just plain annoying. I dropped this at 30ish but I can't deny saying I enjoyed some chapters quite a lot.

TL;DR Guy gets better, girl gets more annoying. Don't understand how it has enough material even though

I thought I might say something about this manga, so maybe people can try giving it a second thought.
I started reading this since it started and I just did it because I found amusing how the author took the clichés and made them in a refreshing way. I took it from the new perspective, not the annoying one, and that decision makes a difference I think. I just wanted to laugh. Then it started to get annoying for different reasons. I didn't get to understand
But as the story progresses, and even among the dumb actions the female lead takes, there was certainly development and at some point, I started to see an interesting idea, placed under all that. Having noticed that, I thought that even if the story was conducted in an idiotic way, it was actually a pretty good story. I think you have to be unprejudiced though, since there are so much bad stories out there, that some times we don't even want to get near one that can be among those. But i really despise stupid female leads, and I also hate jerk male leads, and also, that combination is specially annoying for me. But I don't think this female lead is stupid, even if she looks like it and also, even if he is a jerk, I wouldn't say he is the kind of jerk he seems.
I reread from the beginning and enjoyed it much more after that. I think this is a good manga. It's cute in an unexpectedly refreshing way, and is also serious in a way most people don't believe xD
if you hate stupidity in all its forms, don't read it, but if you think you can be understanding, then give it a shot and maybe you'll discover some sweet and nice characters here, hidden behind the comedy.

... Last updated on November 12th, 2014, 9:31am

But I can't continue this..I don't care about the cliches if it's carried out right..but the manga is just not at that point. He treats her like crap and people may call Erika "strong" for not giving up but there are so many other mangas out there that portrays this cliche plot better..I just couldn't make my self read anymore after chp 9..

..how much I truly,truly,truly love this manga to bits. It is cliche, yes, but somehow I can't get myself to hate it.
For one, Erika is too adorable for words. I just love her cute expressions and despite being a complete dunce for her beloved,(which is probably the only thing she is capable of,btw.)she is always just so positive in every situation. Kyouya, handsome on the other hand, is the biggest tsundere and a total ass no idiot would seriously put up with. (Unless you are an Erika,who would much rather stay an idiot to salvage a fake romance). Lots of cringe-worthy scenes and dialogues as well, so better be prepared.
Then again, this IS a shoujo manga. You remember you're not supposed to take this seriously,so expecting some realistic turn of events would be rather unrealistic for this genre as well. Not that I'm saying it's not possible at all.
Ookami just managed to execute these well, and that just did it for me. It's direct, no angst (thank god for that too.) funny and light-hearted.

And just in case you feel as if tearing your hair out of frustration because of their hopelessly 'cold' relationship, trust me, it gets way better in the later chapters.

im giving it a rating of 5 only because of the art. Sata-kun is really well drawn bishi but gawd, the heroine annoys the *bleep* out of me. I read alot of shoujo mangas, being able to read korean, chinese and japanese means i can read a lot more titles compared to just limited to the english translated ones (so yeah, trying to boost my cred here haha)

tl;dr, art is good, but the heroine is so $^&$%*%^#$%## it was a huge struggle for me to read this past the first few chapters. she was so annoying to the point that i made an account here just to comment on this manga...

The art is nice, one of the reason I started reading it, the same with the plot. I think it would of been way better if the main dude wasn't an ass. It was like way overboard on the way he acted towards her. This girl is a moron also for being friends with those group of girls and feeling like she had to have a fake relationship.
I've only read 2 chapters, so maybe everything starts changing later on but I'm pretty sure I'm not going to continue to read this

Hahaha Aoi-Tenshi's comment was so funny XD I agree completely. Stuff like this is pretty much why I stopped reading shoujo. Comedy can do a lot for a series but it's really difficult for me to read when it's the only redeeming point to something that's supposed to be more of a romance--if you can really call it that (I don't get how a boyfriend treating his girlfriend poorly is called love, regardless of whether or not he's a tsundere). Still, I get why some people love this series.

... Last updated on February 5th, 2014, 10:24am