The feel is similar to school rumble without the comedy. There's ALOT of one-sided love. The problem I had was a lack of focus. Way too many characters. There's really no main character in this. It just jumps around different character each chapter. The ending was kinda abrupt, seemed like everything came together too easily, would have liked a couple more chapters to flesh it out and tie up some loose ends.

cant she just write another continue version to lilium kiss, akane chan overdrive, or kaede typhoon :/.... this one have too many character which makes it hard to develope....

... Last updated on July 19th, 2008, 3:39am

... to a bigger and, I'm sure better, work by KAWASHITA Mizuki. (I read somewhere that she's in the process of working on something new) I really enjoyed Ichigo 100% as that was the manga that lured me into the whole harem & romance genre. Even though this one didn't meet up to expectations, and was a bit confusing at times, I still enjoyed reading it. Of course I'm biased towards Kawashita-chan and will always be a fan of her and her work. Hey just like your favorite sports team, they can only be #1 100% of the time in your mind, not when compared to other teams.

so far, it just seems like every chapter or two are about a new character being introduced. they all link to each other in some way.
there isn't much to the plot as a whole right now, but im liking it.

At first I thought this was gonna be good but after 5 or 6 chapters it feels like a bunch of one shots love triangles with a plot that goes nowhere. At least in salad days they show a resolve for each story. Maybe it will get better later who knows

this story is just one-shot shoujo gone wrong. the art is okay, storyline from hell.This story basically about stupid blond girl and their love life. i would give it a 1/10. then again the Author never did have any good story beside art.

I enjoy the mangaka's other works, Limlim Kiss and Ichigo 100% so I was looking forward to this series.

Already knew this was a collection of different first love stories, but the story wasn't getting me interested after the first two chapters (and I read more than five chapters). Confused by how each chapter goes to a different love story than developing these love stories together little by little. The art and characters are okay. I'm more fond of the art covers more than in the series itself.

... Last updated on June 22nd, 2009, 8:44am

I decided to read this, since I loved Ichigo 100% and Lilim Kiss wasn't bad either. The art is the most beautiful I've seen, It just blows me away every time. I've heard some complaints about it being very confusing and having too many characters. True. For a manga this short it had a bit too many. Although as I finished it I thought I had already gotten to know all the characters quite well, and that is why I was a bit disappointed that it ended already at chapter 32. It was quite enjoyable, since I first read about 20 chapters and then started over again after a few months break, you started to recognize all the characters. I believe this could have turned to be a very good manga given enough time to build and get to know all the characters, still an enjoyable read.
Not Kawashitas best work, however if it is true that it was just to get back into business I can only wait to read her next real project.

(mostly the same comments as iamssjvash)

... Last updated on October 17th, 2008, 9:40am

Kinda like an ecchi School Rumble, love triangles and unique personalities all over, even the gentle giant Zaitsu is a lot like Harima. Tho the story and setting are quite cliche, it's still pretty good especially for readers who want to see a more panties oriented School Rumble.

... Last updated on April 8th, 2008, 11:38pm

Like some people have already stated, Hatsukoi Limited share some distinctive traits with Salad Days. At this point, I feel that it is too early to tell exactly what the manga is going develop into but I'm currently enjoying it.