To be completely honest, I decided not to read the entire story, but skip to the end after I had gotten about halfway through. Personally I thought the story was great, it is very unique and heart-felt dealing with some pretty serious and very realistic issues (well to a certain extent that is) that can trouble people. The slow but steady love between the characters was somewhat believable. It had the potential and the passion that a romance story needs, but in my opinion there were three major flaws that really prevented me from truly loving the story. First would be the artwork, it's not that it is bad, but that all the characters other then the two main are drawn so poorly that it makes me want to barf. I know it is meant to enforce you to grow attached to the main characters but it just doesn't add enough depth to the story. Second was that the story was too long and the chapters too short. Really prevented you from getting into the story, and having each chapter be a different subject made it seem like it just dragged on forever, without any real flow happening. Finally and by far my biggest complaint, would be the misunderstandings. They happen extremely frequently throughout the story and act as the greatest antagonist of the entire story. It essentially prevented the love between the main characters, as well as supposedly adding some comedy to the mix (But I never really saw it as very funny). The character love could have seemed a bit more realistic if it wasn't for all the misunderstandings and, if it was shortened, this has the potential to be a good story. Though I skipped most of the middle of the story, I don't feel that I missed much. So I would recommend this as a free-time read, maybe to relax you a bit, but its not meant for the serious romance types. I may finish this story someday, but can't see myself doing it in the near future, seemed like I really had to force myself to read each chapters and only truely appreciated it after I had read the ending. I would say that after about chapter 20 things just get dull, at least until the final 5-10 chapters that is where the love actually starts happening. Thanks for reading and hope you enjoy, but seeing as most people don't read these long comments, I would be surprised if any of you actually get this far and have any opinions whatsoever on what I think.

The manga is has some nice and funny moments, but overall very forgetable as it follows all the sterotypes for this genre.

I agree with the previous comments. There were some hearty laughters mixed with curiosity in the beginning .But the story fell into the ole animeish stereotypical romance. A guy too shy to admit it, a girl too dumb to understand what's going on. In the end an arrow is just an arrow. Well, funny but forgetable.

Truth be told, this was one of the first mangas I started reading. Years later, I finally finished it, and all I can say is "meh". It's not really funny, the art isn't good, but it's definately unique.

Surprising about of people are saying it is. The art work isn't great but it stops mattering after you find yourself enjoying it.

It's both funny and poignant. It's comedy is quirky. The heroine likeable. There is one ecchi/naughty thing that happens that really surprised me. But aside from that, their kids that start off as friends. It really doesn't seem like a romance at first. which the author states. It makes the evolution into a relationship pretty believable.