So the heroine was a nice change from the usual shoujo heroine. She hates guys and thinks they're all liars and players. She keeps a notebook of observations on guys in the school where she assigns them points based upon the behavior she sneakily catches. The biggest player in the school finds it and blackmails her into dating him because he wants her to raise his score to a 100. There were some funny and cute scenes, and I liked the way the mangaka drew the characters.

But the ending totally turned me off. I'm used to seeing borderline-abusive behavior in shoujo guys that we would never tolerate in real life, and that's okay, because it's fantasy and they usually reform in the end and become "nice guys". But, he crossed a line at the end, and he wasn't the slightest bit regretful, if anything he was annoyed it didn't work. That was a tactic abusers often use to isolate their victims. What would he have done if she'd been attacked as a result of his actions? Ugh.

i just finished the first story, it was funny but you can't find a really deep meaning in it. the girl isn't your typical mary sue, she doesn't like men and think they're all liars but ended thinking the weren't all like that, that point is fine but the guy at the end, turned out to be a selfish but i think that was to add some drama. there were some kawaii scenes (haha)it's an OK read.

...however, it's honestly not that bad. You see a heroine that is indeed "mean", but I like the fact that unlike most shoujos, this one can bite back. She is a weirdo for liking him, but personally I think they deserve each other XD. Not a healthy start to a relationship, but I think she can handle him well anyhow

So this girl keeps record of the guys and rates this in this notebook that is basically like the hate book in Mean Girls. A guy finds it and demands she date him. In return, he won't spread it around school.
I very much disliked this manga. It's pretty but it creeped me out.

Anyway, the love between the leads seems superficial at best. I still felt like he was lying right up until the end, and her behaviour at times is incomprehensible. Up until the end (see above) it was fairly standard, but that ending...!

The bishie's not as smexed out as he generally is, but I suppose Miko is just trying to introduce some diversity in her art. Story is cute, a little bit of a Mean Girls angle thrown in! Surprisingly, the shoujo is a ballsy and rational girl in this one who doesnt sigh and fall in love at a moment's notice. She's wary and constantly on guard, which is how we all are at 16 I suppose! Scanlation's done a bit clumsily though, so the english is rather broken, but you'll be able to figure it out just fine.