I'maMangareader's Reviews

This review contains spoilers. Even though this has the fantasy tag, it has nothing to do with love potions or fairy godmothers. Well, maybe it does. The FMC has dangerously low self esteem to which Toshio (the blonde guy) saves her with his modern day fantasy powers. Although to add insult to injury this manga decides to later include a misplaced and not-needed love rival.
Even though I have yet to read it, I would probably recommend the other Aohoshi Sana title on MangaPlaza instead of this one.

This review contains spoilers. Will the female lead ever find out that the author of her favorite book is her classmate? Why does it seem he wants her to be with the popular and slightly overbearing male lead? Maybe I should keep reading to find out!

This review contains spoilers. Finding someone who likes the same thing as you can be exciting, something that would welcome two individuals to become friends. But what is even more exciting is becoming friends with the common interest in question. Two newly befriended high schoolers go to a concert and in a matter of time befriend the idol they both like. This causes a short lived misunderstanding involving a love triangle but once they say how they feel, a happy ending is right around the corner.

This review contains spoilers. Having seen this in promotional material, I was surprised. This story is about how two childhood acquaintances get to spend time with each other once more and finally reconcile. Although at first, she doesn't know it's him. Join these two in a sweet and short love story.

This review contains spoilers. If you want to read this I'd recommend the first 4 volumes, after that it delves into the rival characters' backstories and wraps everything up.

This review contains spoilers. This short story tells the tale of the female lead who's training breaks her dates and the child-like shinobi male lead who will occasionally portray something related to ninja's. When I read that he accepts her for who she is, I was curious to read more. While the story only has two arcs (her decided to marry him and Takatsuna being annoying) this story portrayed a relationship that is worth the read.

This review contains spoilers. As my review title says, the first half (give or take) of this manga had the typical storyline of a hallmark movie. The leading couple first meet not liking each other very much, but as circumstances would have it they are made to spend more time with each other in which they start to like one another. Until the male lead sees the female lead with another guy and gets the wrong idea. However, in the end you just know they'll end up together.