I really enjoyed this. Bit did kind of hated the beginning. How can someone be so bitchy?! is what I thought. But It got better and I wanted more. I practically had to force myself to go to sleep smh. I do have to say that I didn't like the way it ended at all. I mean really?!

But besides that, the art was amazing, and the story was good too. Highly recommended.

I liked it, but it did take me a while to finish, because at times I felt it was too dry. The only reason I even gave it the score I did was because of I found it hard to like or dislike the two main characters, Yooi and the male lead (I can't even remember his name), but it was definitely still a good story. Don't get me wrong I didn't dislike them, but I didn't like them either, they were just there...even though they were the main lead.

Well I understand most of the people who hoped for a "non-cliché" heroine...but 98% of all shoujo manga have heroines like Yooi so I diddn't have big expectations for her.

What surprised me was that this one managed to pull me in right at the beginning and I couldn't stop reading till I finished ^^ The story was really good and captivating!!

The first "manga" I actually enjoyed.
Until I read that manhwa I always forced myself to read some mangas I really didn't liked, but finally I found what types of mangas I like thanks to this manhwa.
I think the characters are all amazing. Even Lida, who seemed to be really gross at the first chapters, came to be someone we all can understand and like.
Ilya is perfect <3
I don't know if its just me, but I think that some of the characters really looks alike.. (other than lida and yooi of course)
The drawings are awesome, but at first, at least for me, it was kinda hard to understand when a new character stepped in.
For example, when they first showed Gaon, I actually thought it was Yooi. Silly me..
Also Ilya and Gaon really look alike, except of the hair.
Either way, I think this manhwa is awesome and I'm going to recommend it to everyone I know

... okay it may be cliched in some ways but it does it well..

And it has the guts to deal some tragedy and not wimp out just because its a shoujo manga.

(I guess the inspiration is the Russian spy, Ilya Kuryakin, from "the Man from U.N.C.L.E"; black turtle neck, gun holster and stiff upright manner )

Gut-wrenching, heart-warming and unashamedly romantic, it hooks you from the beginning and doesn't let go.

My highest score yet... and you know what? There's nothing wrong with cliche if its done RIGHT.

... Last updated on December 18th, 2010, 4:09pm

Can't Lose You is a rather light cliché manhwa, one where the ending doesn't matter because it's pretty much predictable. Yooi is the average shoujo heroine that revels in mediocrity, and because of this throughout the course of the books her personality becomes stale. This all wouldn't have been so apparent if it hadn't been for Yooi's counterpart, Lida. Near the end of the series, Lida grows and changes so much, that I honestly thought the story should have been focused around her.

I don't usually post for mangas which I don't absolutely adore, but I'll make an exception to inform all those who would like to know. The manga of only 6 volumes is not great. The charater development is good, more like so so since everything seems to be rushed. Basically, the reason why the manga is not great is not the length, but the lack of strength. I was not involved in the story since all feelings were weak. There was no strength that allowed me to become deeply involved. As thus, I read it more as a I-wonder-what-will-happen-next. If I thought about it properly, I could have predicted the ending, but I always choose not to do that. It is not a pageturner, nor it is going to make it on my list of amazing mangas. If it reaches the top 200 it will be amazing. Overall recommendation: good manga if bored, don't want to get involved, and only have a few hours at your disposition. It will keep your attention but not distract you from your daily activities (like Naruto and some other mangas).

It's moving, touching, and something that you have to read. But I came to love Lida more than the main girl.

How typical. We have the good girl, who everyone adores, but for some reason, she has misfortune. Than we have the bad girl, who has everything going for her. In the end, the good girl gets the guy, and finds happiness, while the bad girl, even though she isn't actually bad herself, "learned her lesson".

I don't understand why I like Lida better, but I believe everyone would understand if you read it. And you're right, Yooi is a bland character. Very boring, always thinking for others (lol, the typical shoujo characteristic!), and all of these disgusting things that make her unenjoyable.

I think mangas, or manhwas, should make the bad guys be lead, since they are more likable than the good guys.

This manhwa is entertaining but nothing to be impressed about. The art is okay and the story is decent but it feels a bit amateurish. The characters aren't the greatest except for maybe the main character. The romance sticks out though, so if you are a typical shoujo romance lover, you'll love this.

... Last updated on June 15th, 2008, 6:48pm

First I didn''t like mahnwa for some reasons, until I found Can't Lose You ( by Wann). What a story, art. It has romance, action, drama..... Once I started reading it, I couldn't stop Definitely one of the best mahnwa ( well,this is my first one *lol*, but I compare this to mangas, which I have read so far). Read it!!!! *lol*