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.

Well, I can't deny to be afraid of the possibility of the manhwa going in the direction insinuated by blackrosevirus. But now, up to chapter 15 it certainly the girls aren't at all behaving "maidenly", as the director might want them to. It's to a certain degree about them wooing him, but not at all through "feminine wiles", rather more directly, and they aren't the least ashamed of being strong or anything in that direction, as they often are in the "you're a girl, become more feminine" or "you're a boy, become mor masculine" mangas.
Apart from setting heterosexuality as norm, it's pretty different from them. And very funny and interesting. And the Art is indeed good. Thus 9/10 points.

I like it except that took away from a lot of the build up. It did move the series in a very interesting direction though

I've read manga for along time, and read some harems. harems are fun the first time u read them cuz there fresh, but on the third or fourth time its all just the same scenarios. Girl of the Wilds is completely different and is actually (for the first time) interesting.

Charming story about a poor Cinder-fella who's attracting the attention of a strong and handsome princess.

Unless you're a heavily indoctrinated feminist studies major, consumed with a desire to view all tales through the po-mo funhouse mirrors of identity politics and gynocriticism, this is (so far) a story that is appealing to either sex and any age.

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

At the moment, it's quite entertaining. Of course, it's nothing deep, like Nineteen Twenty One, but it's not the same author, just the same artist (btw, the art is beautiful).

Anyways, not much to go on, as the 3 chapters released are quite short. I'm hopefully the future chapters will be a bit longer as it seems to go by really fast.