Someone please!! Please pick up this manga and continue translating this till the final chapter ⊂(・﹏・⊂)

I love this manga so much i literally use Google translate to read this manga and it hurting my head (´ . .̫ . `)

I don't think this manga deserves rating 6 or more, the girl is obnoxious, idiot, ditz and the list goes on, the interaction between the twins are cute but that's it, I feel sorry for the brother, he didn't deserve to have such an idiotic sister. The author went overboard with the typical lead cliche,she reminds me of Hikari from Special A but what makes Special A bearable to read is because they have interesting side characters, and each has their own arc, something this manga doesn't have.

Cute, very cute. So much cuteness in every chapter. The art, the story, the character, the flow, the family, the romance, everything! Everything is cute here. And not as cute as a shoujo manga only, it is cute like healing-type manga or moe manga too (believe me, I am a manga omnivore). Too bad some people interpret that as boring and shallow. Well, can't be helped, only very few chapter get scanlated after all. They even don't get any real story and character development. Somehow I pitying it, it such a waste! I think it is much more better than drama over nothing like some other shoujo manga.

The manga has great moral value, more important than the romance, it is about the siblings, supporting, and understanding each other and the others. And over that, we got, what we waiting for, great (and cute) romance story for its great ending. I looking forward for it's sequel (there is a clue about that)

... Last updated on August 12th, 2016, 10:42pm

I love slice of life manga when it is done well. Stories like "Love So Life" are adorable, and I love that the romance is not central to the story.

Romantica clock, however, is 90% fluff and 10% actual, meaningful content. Everything is SO lighthearted that I can't really take it seriously. It gets boring rather fast (and i've read up to chapter 15). Actually, the only reason I pushed past the first chapter was the art. It was interestingly bubbly and cute, so I wanted to stick around for more.

But I've had enough. This manga wasn't anything special.

I felt like all the reviews here were written with hasty opinions (which makes sense, since there are only 10 chapters scanlated), so I thought I'd add my two cents after having read up through chapter 35.

Fans of Maki Youko will find more of her usual fare--general hilarious fluff, hyperactive characters contrasting gloomy characters, and a gradual darker theme. As is also typical of Maki Youko, romance takes a second seat to themes like family relationships and friendships. Don't be fooled by the cover--the two main characters are Aoi and Akane, a pair of twins, but there is no incest to be found in this manga. The themes have more to do with reestablishing a broken family bond and how they develop their relationship/support as sister and brother after years of alienating each other (although if you REALLY want there to be, there's enough hints at a sister complex to satisfy you).

The girl starts out as an idiot, but she eventually decides to study harder and catch up to him. Combine that with her generally strong-willed, positive attitude and she turns into a very likeable protagonist. The love interests of both twins are people you end up rooting for (Shin is adorable), and there's generally little drama/insecurity that is typical of shoujo manga in their relationships. On the contrary, there's a slow development of trust and support, which is a lot more realistic than your typical shoujo. I find it nice and refreshing.

Anyway, bottom line is that if you liked her older stuff, definitely give this one a read as well. A lot of her recent stuff have been series that ended abruptly, so I'm happy to see this one is going strong. Probably one of her better series since Aishiteruze Baby.

... Last updated on June 24th, 2015, 12:37am

I couldn't get what was so special about this.

After seeing 12 chapters, you get a better feel for the story. I think its more like a slice of life with shoujo cliches. We'll see how it goes.

Update: I hate how the brother/male lead is always super capable and the female lead is an absolute idiot. There are rare moments that capture my interest but I hate wading through, Oh yeah, Male Lead is super know it all and is so dependable and the Female Lead is an absolute ditz. Here I was thinking that the female lead's judo ability would mean something, but the mangaka doesn't bother fleshing that out.

It gets really boring. Just read for art.

I think it's supposed to write about the experiences of twins, the sibling/familial love as they progress through their middle school and then high school lives. I got tired after 20 chapters.

... Last updated on September 18th, 2014, 12:39pm

The art is eye-catching, the male lead sure is handsome. So as his twin sister.
Even though the story is cliche, it's just heart warming and fluffy.
Although it would be more fun if

Still, the story is fun to read.

The story is so boring...after I read the first chapter, I felt like I could predict how the story was going...
There was no need to keep reading..I hate these kind of stories in manga...

Typicial shoujo, we all know where this is going. The girl is loud, obnoxious and dumb. The boy is good at everything and does everything according to what the girl says. Boring story.