It started really good, but soon it lost it's depth. The main character started crying a lot and feel self-pity, which is deplorable.

If it had progressed on a hard-work and struggle to live sort of way, like it was in the beginning, it could get a 10 out of me. Instead, it became a mango about fighting and evil nemesis that only cares about fighting power and who is the strongest.

Still, that tsundere girl is adorable and makes it worth my while. She is not your usual type of annoying tsundere, like Zero no Tsukaima, but a more subtle one.

People keep saying that webtoons are great. This is just meh, and is as bad as a lot of manhwa I've read.

I'm bored after 5 chapters and continued on for another two before I dropped it. I've been avoiding this awhile, and I'm glad that I did. My curiousity did kill me and I didn't get any satisfaction.

Doesn't really attempt anything new, or perform the cliches in an interesting way. Its saving graces are the art and the main female lead; she's cute.

Pretty lame male lead, though his dedication to his brother is wonderful. But, again, it wasn't executed very well.

All in all, not irredeemable, but also has a lot of room for improvement.

This title bothers me in a grammatical way. From what I've gathered, the school is named Wilds High. So in the title "Girls of the Wild's" shouldn't the apostrophe either be on the outside of the S or not there at all? In it's current form, it'd seem like Wilds (a school) possesses the girls, which makes sense until you see that the school name already has an S at the end. Maybe I'm just thinking too deeply into it, but I think that's grammatically incorrect on the mangakas part.
I have no plans on reading yet ANOTHER manga about an all-girls school turning into co-ed with the troublesome harems. Harems alone are retarded as they use many types of girls to be in the harem purely for fanservice and to broaden their demographic. Just not for me.

I found that I really dislike him and decided to quit reading this when the story starts to be very boring and normal. It starts off very promising through.
The protagonist is a very stupid character though, especially after the stuff with that expired sushi or something. If he could not even take a fight for his siblings, the most important people in his life, to the end, I cant connect with him. Just because someone stops him, he actually stops, is he a dumbass?

My first impression from this comic is that it's going to fall into the 'how proper girls should act' routine. Basically, all these tough chicks go to an all girls school where the director wants to bring boys in so that he can make the female students more feminine and attract males... despite the fact that these girls can wipe the floor with criminals and such due to their various fighting styles.

This is basically downplaying their actions by stating that it's more important to attract a male than to kick their teeth in.

So, who better to teach these girls their role in society than a weak male lead who, no doubt, will end up having his manhood put on the line due to the fact he falls into the stereotypical 'female' gender role and have to 'man up.'

This style of thinking offends me so I wont be continuing this comic.

Side note. The art is beautiful.

... Last updated on May 4th, 2012, 9:32pm

The entire comic irks me the wrong way straight from the beginning, the main character is the most irritating guy in the world, even i would beat him up regularly, couse he is such a coward. But the worst part are the bullies, they are the most over(i mean OVER) the top bullies i have ever read, plot is sh*t, its not the worst plot but it is not getting better just worse. The only reason this piece of sh*t gets a 3 is beacouse of how girls are drawn.And even that did not redeam it, they beacome anoying and you want them dead after 10 pages.