The story was definitely fast, but I can forgive that for the pairing that ended up together. Even though Shima wasn't necessarily a secondary character, it felt like he would be the cliche type that would be left rejected because the sympathetic male lead"needs" the main female. I was very satisfied with the ending, but wish the story had more to it. .

The other guy was better. What she did to him was kinda fucked up.



... Last updated on June 25th, 2017, 11:59am

The art looks fine, it's great as always.. but the story is somehow too fast. Like, the two boys just fell in love with her and stuff just because she did one thing. It doesn't explain too much why they were in love. It happened like, okay the boys are in love because blah blah blah. The heroine pisses me off. Seriously? Her being too concerned too find the guys are too much. Why does she always want to find them? Why is she too worried? It's like she wants to be around them 24/7. But she says they're friends, classmates and stuff but, is it natural to always know where they are? OH GOD. THIS IS JUST TOO MUCH. THE GIRL IS JUST SOOOO.

The art is fine, but it's somehow a waste of time. The story is nothing new and the heroine is GRRRHHHHH I just can't- I just finished this to complete it. Don't bother reading this if you want a nice story. THERE ARE ONLY BISHIES HERE. AND JUST THAT.

This series is the most... amazingly cliche thing I've read in a long time. It doesn't even attempt in the slightest to break out of the cliche. I kept reading it waiting for it to snap out of that, and it never did.

That being said, if you like the fluffy cute predictable shoujos, you'll probably enjoy this. It doesn't have any of that horrifying "He abused me but I like him now" stuff, or "Oh noes, I'm being bullied by his fangirls", or "His ex-girlfriend is soooo much prettier than I am!" Just a simple love triangle with three super-cliche characters.

Konno Risa's art is as usual kawaii desu meets ethereal heroes! She always puts quirks into her heroines which is why I enjoy her one shots immensely too!

Here, the school premise is brought out nicely with a cute situation plunging our three leads together and two of them seem to be given a bit of a personality early on, so it seems promising! This one shouldn't disappoint, though I can't WAIT for the next chapters!

Update: The sweetest, most sincere confession scene I've read in my five years of shoujo addiction! Also, it's so deliciously free of stereotypical misunderstandings and unnecessary angst, that I want this story to go on for many more volumes, but I suppose without excessive drama, there's only so much of a genuine story to tell

... Last updated on December 30th, 2013, 6:03am