I had some serious issues to begin with because I hated how this girl was so weak and the hero so unkind. Their backgrounds seemed to lead to this inevitably unpleasant beginning. But they both grow. That's amazing and worth seeing. She gets a backbone. He sees that backbone. I don't know if it's enough but I couldn't stop reading. I'm not completely satisfied but I think that's pretty realistic in and of itself.

... Last updated on August 30th, 2016, 7:51pm

The main reason I'm following this series (both manga and the anime) is the male cast - as the anime opening shows, there're going to be many (cool? well, at least pretty ) boys in this series. The manga art and anime animation are great too.

The reason I'm not sure I like this series is that it's very heroine-centric. The heroine? Average looking at best (of course her face is pretty, but because of her style and attitude, at first she doesn't seem attractive - nothing new here), gloomy, very shy, weak, cry-baby, can't step up for herself... but of course, because of some circumstances (in this case she seems to be a deity or something, her body is a host), she has to treated special and protected by everyone, doesn't matter if they like it or not, it's their destiny. It's super predictable that the guy who is destined to be her servant (and hates it at first) will warm up to the heroine and fall for her. I'm annoyed already? XD

I know many people won't mind the above but I do, and I'm worried that the purpose of all the cool male cast will be to obsess over the heroine (either as her protectors or enemies). It is possible that I'll drop the series if it gets too annoying for me. The series reminds me of Hiiro no Kakera and I did drop that one.

edit; The series is better than expected Thought it would be full of cliches, but while the heroine is super weak and annoying, the series itself feels pretty fresh. The plot is interesting, as are some of the characters.

... Last updated on April 16th, 2013, 12:38pm